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Automobile Recycling Policy: Findings and Recommendations - Field, Frank; Ehrenfeld, John; Roos, Dan; Clark, Joel
Findings and recommendations presented to the Automobitive Board of Governors, World Economic Forum, Davos.
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Appendix 1 for Fuchs and Kirchain's Journal of Lightwave Technology paper, "Process Based Cost Modeling of Photonics Manufacture" - Fuchs, Erica; Kirchain, Randolph
These tables summarize the designs studied as part of the Microphotonics
Consortium Roadmapping Project and are referenced in Fuchs, E. and Kirchain,
R. 2006 "Process Based Cost Modeling of Photonics Manufacture: The
Cost-Competitiveness of Monolithic Integration of a 1550nm DFB Laser and
Electro-Absorptive Modulator on an InP Platform", Journal of Lightwave
Technology, August 2006.
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Materials Availability and the Supply Chain: Risks, Effects, and Responses - Alonso, Elisa; Field, Frank; Gregory, Jeremy; Kirchain, Randolph
Supply chain stakeholders should be aware of the stresses that supply chains
place on materials use and the vulnerability of the supply base for that material to change. The question of materials availability is an issue that has been addressed many times over the past 200 years by scientists, engineers and economists, and it is an issue with many levels of complexity. This document examines the question of materials vulnerability, or conversely materials availability, from the perspective of a supply chain decision-maker. Specifically, it addresses four elements of this question:
(1) Outcomes: What types of changes can be observed in supply chains...
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