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According to Ancient Greek culture, the circle is the perfect shape. No beginning. No end. What if we use this perfection to look at the systems that surrounds us? What if we try to close the loop?

Societies around the world have been developing products and technologies to fulfill their needs. From industrial agriculture to the fashion industry, wastes are accumulating, unused. In some cases these systems have been designed without taking into consideration the impacts they can have on other systems, also referred to as externalities. Sustainability research is partly trying to address this question using multidisciplinary approaches.

滨苍迟谤颈驳耻别诲?听听to join us for the fifth edition of the Sustainability Research Symposium. Professor Katja Neves (Concordia) and Professor Paul Lanoie (HEC) will present their research and how they try in their own way to close the loop. The event will take place听Friday, March 13th听in the Thomson House Ballroom.听We strongly encourage undergraduate and graduates students conducting projects or research related to any aspect of sustainability (environmental, social, economical) 听to听听for our poster or presentation session.

Submit an abstract by Feb 27th to be part of our poster session and graduate talks OR simply register online to join us for a day of speakers, research posters, and interactive discussions.

Email: sustainability.symp [at] gmail.com

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