Duncan Kushnir

Showing 35 publications

2019

Prospective inventory modelling of emerging chemicals: The case of photonic materials

Rickard Arvidsson, Duncan Kushnir, Mathias Janssen et al
Abstracts book (SETAC Europe Annual Meeting). Vol. 29, p. 96-
Other conference contribution
2018

Environmental Assessment of Emerging Technologies: Recommendations for Prospective LCA

Rickard Arvidsson, Anne-Marie Tillman, Björn Sandén et al
Journal of Industrial Ecology. Vol. 22 (6), p. 1286-1294
Review article
2017

Exploring the potential of a hybrid device combining solar water heating and molecular solar thermal energy storage

Ambra Dreos, Karl Börjesson, Zhihang Wang et al
Energy and Environmental Sciences. Vol. 10 (3), p. 728-734
Journal article
2017

CRM Stocks and flows model D3.4, Prospecting Secondary raw materials in the Urban mine and Mining waste

Hina Habib, Maria Ljunggren Söderman, Duncan Kushnir et al
Report
2017

Economic and technological complexity: A model study of indicators of knowledge-based innovation systems

I. Ivanova, O. Strand, Duncan Kushnir et al
Technological Forecasting and Social Change. Vol. 120, p. 77-89
Journal article
2016

Globalization and growth of US university patenting (2009–2014)

Duncan Kushnir
Industry & higher education. Vol. 30 (4)
Journal article
2016

Energy and resource use assessment of graphene as a substitute for indium tin oxide in transparent electrodes

Rickard Arvidsson, Duncan Kushnir, Sverker Molander et al
Journal of Cleaner Production. Vol. 132, p. 289-297
Journal article
2014

Is graphene a ”wonder material” also from an environmental life cycle perspective?

Rickard Arvidsson, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén et al
Abstract of Papers of the American Chemical Society. Vol. 247
Other conference contribution
2014

Interactive overlay maps for US patent (USPTO) data based on International Patent Classification (IPC)

Loet Leydesdorff, Duncan Kushnir, Ismael Rafols
Scientometrics. Vol. 98 (3), p. 1583-1599
Journal article
2014

Policy and Path Formation in the Swedish Vehicle Recycling System

Magnus Andersson, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén et al
Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Sustainability Transitions, Utrecht, Netherlands.
Paper in proceeding
2014

Kommer brist på metaller att begränsa användningen av elfordon?

Maria Ljunggren Söderman, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén
Perspektiv på eldrivna fordon 2014, p. 18-19
Book chapter
2014

Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Graphene Production by Ultrasonication and Chemical Reduction

Rickard Arvidsson, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén et al
Environmental Science & Technology. Vol. 48 (8), p. 4529−4536-4536
Journal article
2013

How to make policy-relevant life cycle assessments of future products? Lessons learned from nanomaterials

Rickard Arvidsson, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén et al
6th International Conference on Life Cycle Management, Gothenburg, 25-28 August
Paper in proceeding
2013

Will metal scarcity limit the use of electric vehicles?

Maria Ljunggren Söderman, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén
Systems Perspectives on Electromobility 2013, p. 76-89
Book chapter
2013

How energy efficient is electrified transport?

Sten Karlsson, Duncan Kushnir
Systems Perspectives on Electromobility 2013, p. 45-59
Book chapter
2013

Is there a "crystal ball"? Assessing environmental life cycle impacts of new nanomaterials

Rickard Arvidsson, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén et al
7th International Society for Industrial Ecology Biennial Conference, 25-28 June, Ulsan, South Korea
Paper in proceeding
2013

Lithium resource flows over time: Implications and challenges

Duncan Kushnir
Abstract of Papers of the American Chemical Society. Vol. 245
Other conference contribution
2012

The time dimension and lithium resource constraints for electric vehicles

Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén
Resources Policy. Vol. 37 (1), p. 93-103
Journal article
2012

Material Constraints for Concentrating Solar Thermal Power

Erik Pihl, Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén et al
Energy. Vol. 44 (1), p. 944-954
Journal article
2011

Multi-level energy analysis of emerging technologies: a case study in new materials for lithium ion batteries

Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén
Journal of Cleaner Production. Vol. 19 (13), p. 1405-1416
Journal article
2010

Förnybara energikällors inverkan på de svenska miljömålen

Sverker Molander, Helene Ahlborg, Rickard Arvidsson et al
Report
2008

Energy Requirements for production of carbon nanoparticles

Duncan Kushnir, Björn Sandén
Journal of Industrial Ecology. Vol. 12 (3), p. 360-375
Journal article
2007

Energy Balance of Carbon Nanoparticle Applications: A Technology Assessment of Production and Use Systems

Björn Sandén, Duncan Kushnir
EuroNanoForum, Düsseldorf June 19-21
Paper in proceeding

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Showing 2 research projects

2013–2015

Photon Fission & Fusion: Beyond the Limits of Conventional Solar Energy Technologies

Bo Albinsson Physical Chemistry
Björn Sandén Environmental Systems Analysis
Fredrik Johansson Organic Chemistry
Duncan Kushnir Environmental Systems Analysis
Damir Dzebo Physical Chemistry
Maria Abrahamsson Physical Chemistry
Kasper Moth-Poulsen Polymer Technology
Victor Gray Polymer Technology
Jerker Mårtensson Organic Chemistry
Swedish Energy Agency

2012–2014

BatMan - förberedelse för förbättrad återanvändning av batterisystem

Olivier Petit Fluid Dynamics
Anne-Marie Tillman Environmental Systems Analysis
Lars Davidson Fluid Dynamics
Duncan Kushnir Environmental Systems Analysis
Bo Egardt Automatic Control
Torsten Wik Automatic Control
Swedish Energy Agency

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