Rapareren als aandrijver van de circulaire economie

Demonteerbaarheid: essentieel om te kunnen repareren

Hoe ontwerp de consument kan aansporen tot repareren

Repareerbaarheid voorbij: Ontwerpstrategieen die de levensduur van producten verlengen

Towards Circular Port–City Territories: Rotterdam and the Port Back to the City

Developing reusable packaging for FMCG: Consumers’ perceptions of benefits and risks of refillable and returnable packaging systems

Eliciting Information for Developing a Circular Economy in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area

The Secondary Use Group: Unlocking Waste as a Common Pool of Resources in the 1970s’

Initiating a Minimum Viable Ecosystem for Circularity

Bottom-up policy support: Using a construction materials model to identify and quick scan circular opportunities

A Conceptual Framework for a Digital Circular Built Environment: The Data Pipeline, Passport Generator and Passport Pool

Can refurbished products feel like antiques?: The role of the neoretro design style on consumers' evaluation of refurbished products

Extended Data Pipeline for Circular Economy Monitoring

The circular pathfinder: Development and evaluation of a practice-based tool for selecting circular design strategies

Decontaminating experiences with circular offerings

The influence of information about prior use on consumers' evaluations of refurbished electronics

Consumers' attitudes towards product care: An exploratory study of motivators, ability factors and triggers

Product policy and material scarcity challenges: The essential role of government in the past and lessons for today

Towards Circular Economy in Architecture by Means of Data-driven Design-to- Robotic-Production

Is there a market for refurbished toothbrushes?: An exploratory study on consumers' acceptance of refurbishment for different product categories