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Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are the primary means of disseminating network research and an important route for engaging new members.
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are the primary means of disseminating network research and an important route for engaging new members.
They also serve as vibrant communities within the network, connecting practitioners and linking interpreters, regulators, and researchers across sectors.
SIGs regularly organise events, often featuring external speakers. Please visit the Events page to view upcoming sessions and sign up to our newsletter to receive notifications in advance.
Joining a SIG
Joining a SIG
To join a Special Interest Group, please use this online form. LCA-RSIN members are welcome to join as many groups as they wish.
Policy and Regulation
Policy and Regulation
Led by Feja Lesniewska
(University of Surrey)
LCA Practitioner Technical Forum
LCA Practitioner Technical Forum
Led by Maru Harsh and Stuart Walker
(University of Sheffield)
Forthcoming CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism)
Forthcoming CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism)
Led by Michal Drewniok and Stuart Walker
(University of Leeds / University of Sheffield)
Industrial sector-specific groups
Industrial sector-specific groups
Led by Stephen Doliente and Fanran Meng
(Imperial College London / University of Sheffield)
Development and use of LCA tools
Development and use of LCA tools
Led by Fanran Meng and Jhuma Sadhukhan
(University of Sheffield / University of Surrey)
Environmental sustainability reporting
Environmental sustainability reporting
Led by Sophie Parsons
(Reckitt)
Social LCA and the integration of Social and Environmental LCA
Social LCA and the integration of Social and Environmental LCA
Led by Alex Newman
(University of Sheffield)
How will SIGs work?
How will SIGs work?
SIGs enable members to explore key topics, challenges, and trends in LCA in a responsive and agile manner.
Most SIGs meet monthly, primarily online to ensure accessibility.
Members are encouraged to attend regularly and actively contribute to discussions.
SIGs foster knowledge sharing and collaborative learning through presentations, webinars, and discussion forums.
While meetings are predominantly online, some SIGs may organise in-person networking events.
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