Thomas Wiedmann
UNSW Sydney
SYDNEY NSW 2052, Australia
Member ID 0143
Member since Mar 05, 2005
Status Active
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My research and teaching as Professor of sustainability research at UNSW Sydney is based on a long-standing experience in integrated sustainability assessment. My main research interest is in modelling sustainability transitions to explore post-growth human and planetary well-being. I develop and apply environmental input-output modelling as part of a holistic, systems-based concept to life cycle and footprint assessment, industrial ecology and ecological economics. I lead the Industrial Ecology Virtual Laboratory e-research infrastructure project and coordinate research projects related to sustainability. In 2012 I received the Thomson Reuters Citation Award in Australia and have been listed as Highly Cited Researcher annually since 2015.

Research Interests

environmental impact assessment, integrated sustainability assessment, sustainability transition, input-output analysis, sustainability accounting, sustainable consumption and production, consumption-based accounting, degrowth, post-growth, ecological economics

Website contributions from this member

20 Oct 2020 Call for Papers on Transformations from Global Sustainability
06 Jul 2019 EEIO Section meeting at ISIE2019 conference on Tuesday 9th July 2019, 16:30, room 5105
07 Mar 2019 Method development in EEIOA – Special Article Collection in JECS now complete
17 Oct 2018 PIOT compilation revisited - New article in JECS Special Issue on EEIO
29 Aug 2018 New article on global MRIO scenarios published in JECS Special Issue on EEIO
29 Jul 2018 Two more articles in EEIO Special Issue in JECS
09 Jun 2018 EEIOA Special Issue in JECS - First article published
30 Apr 2018 Review of environmental and social footprints of trade
28 Mar 2018 Australian MRSUT data available via figshare
10 Nov 2017 Review of Hybrid LCA methods
29 Jun 2017 EEIO courses globally
29 Jun 2017 EEIO Special Session
26 Jun 2017 EEIO section meeting
01 Mar 2017 JECS Special Issue on MRIO for global resource policy