Re-Engineering of Natural Stone Production Chain Through Knowledge Based Processes, Eco-Innovation and New Organisational Pradigms

Project: Research

Project participants

Description

Aim of this Integrated Project (I-STONE) is the re-engineering of the stone production chain, in order to considerably increase its efficiency and productivity, minimise the amount of stone wastes disposed in the environment, produce a new generation of multifunctional products based on stone wastes and safeguard the quality in stone application and use. The ultimate target of the project is to transform the rather traditional Stone Sector into a modern, competitive and knowledge-based industry and ensure a lasting technological superiority of EU over its competitors.
AcronymI-STONE
StatusFinished
Period01.01.0431.12.08

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Researchers

  1. Peter Zweifel

Publications

  1. Restoring Depleted Resources: Efficacy and Mechanisms of Change of an Internet-Based Unguided Recovery Training for Better Sleep and Psychological Detachment From Work
  2. Laser Scanning Point Cloud Improvement by Implementation of RANSAC for Pipeline Inspection Application
  3. Program for Better Riding
  4. Sustainable use of ecosystem services under multiple risks
  5. Collaborative business in supply chains - a system dynamics approach
  6. Dynamic efficiency and path dependencies in venture capital markets
  7. Using Reading Strategy Training to Foster Students´ Mathematical Modelling Competencies
  8. Value of large-scale linear networks for bird conservation
  9. Simulation of SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in Germany with ordinary differential equations in MATLAB
  10. A review of mobile language learning applications
  11. Error handling in office work with computers
  12. The end of certainties
  13. Computational history of knowledge
  14. Semiparametric one-step estimation of a sample selection model with endogenous covariates
  15. Trust in scientists, risk perception, conspiratorial beliefs, and unrealistic optimism
  16. When, Where, and How Nature Matters for Ecosystem Services
  17. The challenge of managing multiple species at multiple scales
  18. How attribution-of-competence and scale-granularity explain the anchor precision effect in negotiations and estimations.
  19. Short-arc measurement and fitting based on the bidirectional prediction of observed data
  20. Validity claims in context
  21. Why EU asylum standards exceed the lowest common denominator
  22. Studienprogramm Nachhaltigkeit
  23. Erratum: Formalised and non-formalised methods in resource management-knowledge and social learning in participatory processes
  24. Performance Saga: Interview 07
  25. Noticing Colour
  26. Global Governance and the Interplay of Coordination and Contestation
  27. Modulation After Control
  28. Optimum parameters and rate-controlling mechanisms for hot working of extruded Mg-3Sn-1Ca alloy
  29. Micro and Macro Perspectives in Organization Theory