The First Symposium on Industrial Ecology for Young Professionals, May 17, 2009 Tempe, AZ

0903619 b。Allenby“第一届青年专业人员工业生态学研讨会”由青年专业人员（如研究生和博士后研究人员）设计和组织，包括国际工业生态学会（ISIE）学生分会成员。研讨会的重点是工业生态领域的研究和应用，强调可持续性。本次研讨会将于2009年5月17日在亚利桑那州立大学举行，紧随其后的是在同一地点举行的IEEE可持续系统与技术国际研讨会（ISSST ' 09，正式名称为年度电子与环境国际研讨会）和年度技术与社会国际研讨会（ISTAS ' 09）。ISSST ' 09和ISTAS ' 09都与产业生态密切相关。研讨会的主要目标是为年轻专业人士提供一个机会，让他们展示正在进行的研究，获得建设性的反馈，并与该领域的资深专业人士建立联系。此外，该活动将使美国的年轻专业人士能够建立一个由年轻工业生态学研究人员组成的全国性网络，以进行持续的交流和未来的合作。研究重点将包括材料和物质流分析（MFA/SFA）、生命周期评估和管理（LCA/LCM）、环境设计、资源生产力、能源效率和工业共生。提供旅费和住宿补贴将使包括妇女和少数民族在内的一些年轻专业人员能够出席讨论会，否则他们将无法出席。本次活动的教员PI是Braden Allenby（亚利桑那州立大学前任校长），共同PI是Roland Geyer（加州大学圣巴巴拉分校）和Eric Williams（亚利桑那州立大学）。此外，克林顿·安德鲁斯教授（Rutgers U.）担任研讨会技术委员会成员。

0903619B. Allenby "The First Symposium on Industrial Ecology for Young Professionals" is designed and organized by young professionals (e.g., graduate students and post-doctoral researchers), including members of the Student Chapter of the International Society for Industrial Ecology (ISIE). The focus of the symposium is research and application in the area of Industrial Ecology, emphasizing sustainability. The symposium, to be held at Arizona State University on May 17, 2009, will immediately precede the joint international conference at the same site for the IEEE International Symposium on Sustainable Systems and Technology (ISSST ' 09, formally the annual International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment) and the annual International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS ' 09). Both ISSST ' 09 and ISTAS ' 09 are closely related to industrial ecology. The primary goal of the symposium for young professionals is to provide an opportunity for them to present ongoing research, receive constructive feedback, and network with senior professionals in the field. Additionally, the event will enable young professional in the U.S. to establish a national network of young industrial ecology researchers for ongoing exchange and future collaborations. Research foci will include Material and Substance Flow Analysis (MFA/SFA), Life Cycle Assessment and Management (LCA/LCM), design for the environment, resource productivity, energy efficiency, and industrial symbiosis. The award of travel funds and accommodation subsidy will enable a number of young professionals, including women and minorities, to attend the symposium when they otherwise would be unable to do so. For this event, the faculty PI is Braden Allenby (Arizona State University [ASU] and Immediate Past President, ISIE), and the faculty co-PIs are Roland Geyer (University of California, Santa Barbara) and Eric Williams (ASU). Additionally, Prof. Clinton Andrews (Rutgers U.) serves on the Technical Committee for the symposium.