Biocomplexity in the Environment: Materials Use: Science, Engineering, and Society Researcher Meeting, October 2004

WORKSHOP REPORT

• Report of the MUSES Workshop, October 2004 (Adobe Acrobat file)

BREAKOUT SESSION REPORTS

• Question 1, How does BE:MUSES address issues of national importance? (MS-Word file)

• Question 2, What are the “best practices” to fully integrate the research across the disciplines, and to overcome any institutional barriers? (MS-Word file)

• Question 3, What is the role of international/global partnerships and learning experiences for BE:MUSES? (MS-Word file)

WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

• Rob Anex, Iowa State University, Biocomplexity in the Bioeconomy (MS-powerpoint file)
• Andrea Dietrich, Virginia Polytechnical Institute, Towards a Sustainable Potable Water Infrastructure (MS-powerpoint file)
• Tom Graedel, Yale University, Multilevel Cycles, Models, and Scenarios for Iron Alloying Elements (MS-powerpoint file)
• Chris Hendrickson, Carnegie-Mellon University, Tracking Heavy Metal Life Cycle Pathways with Input-Output Methods (MS-powerpoint file)
• Gregory Keoleian, University of Michigan, Sustainable Concrete Infrastructure Materials and Systems (MS-powerpoint file)
• Gang Sun, University of California at Davis, Health Protective Textiles (MS-powerpoint file)