International collaborations
Erik has been working within several international research projects where he has participated in six European Union projects that focuses on improving the preconditions and competitiveness for remanufacturing companies.
- SCANDERE – Scaling up a circular economy business model by new design, leaner remanufacturing, and automated material recycling technologies
- CarE-Service – Circular Economy Business Models for innovative hybrid and electric mobility through advanced reuse and remanufacturing technologies and services
- CIRC€UIT – Circular European Economy Innovative Training Network
- L4IDS – Learning for Innovative Design for Sustainability
- ERN – European Remanufacturing Network
- CAN-Reman – Testing and Diagnosis Technologies Development for Car Mechatronic and Electronic Remanufacturing
National research
Nationally Erik is leading and participating in several research projects on circular economy and remanufacturing. Much focus has lately been on how to best use life cycle information about products to facilitate remanufacturing and design-for-remanufacturing. He is also leading a project on sustainable manufacturing were an industrial cleaning and drying machine is developed using nothing but very clean water.
National projects (examples)
- REMARKABLE – Remanufacturing – key enabler to future business
- ARR – Automation in Repair and Remanufacturing
- SQID – Sustainable and Qlean Industry Demonstrator
- Mistra REES – Resource-Efficient and Effective Solutions based on circular economy thinking
- RemProLife – Efficient Remanufacture through Use of Lean principles and Product Life-cycle data
- KEAP – Design for Remanufacture through Efficient Use of Product Life-cycle data