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Entries for Dr. Gerald Rebitzer
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| Academic degree: | Dr. |  | | Last name: | Rebitzer | | First name: | Gerald | | Responsible for: | Life Cycle Management (LCM) | | Organization/Institute: | Alcan Technology & Management | | Department: | Product Stewardship | | Position: | Manager | | Street, Number, POB: | Badische Bahnhofstr. 16 | | Postal code, City: | CH-8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall | | State: | | | Country: | Switzerland | | Phone: | +41 (0)52 674 9879 | | Fax: | +41 (0)52 674 9676 | | E-mail address: | Gerald.Rebitzer@alcan.com | | Url: | http://www.alcan.com | | Curriculum vitae: | Dr. Gerald Rebitzer
Manager Product Stewardship
Alcan Technology & Management
Badische Bahnhofstr. 16
8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall
Switzerland
Phone +41 (0)52 674 9879
Fax +41 (0)52 674 9676
Mobile +41 (0)79 743 18 48
eMail: gerald.rebitzer@alcan.com
23 October 2003: In addition to the affiliation at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), Gerald Rebitzer has new responsibilities in LCM/LCA/LCC and related issues within the Product Stewardship Program of Alcan (www.alcan.com).
Alcan is one of the world´s leading producers of aluminum metal as well as aluminum products and components (including composites etc.). For the time being, Gerald Rebitzer will be 50% with Alcan and 50% with the EPFL.
Gerald Rebitzer holds a Masters Degree in Environmental Engineering from the Technical University Berlin, Germany. From 1995-96 he worked as a freelance engineer and consultant in waste management. From 1996 to 2001 he was researching in the area of Design for Environment (DfE) at the Technical University Berlin, starting in 1997 as senior research engineer and project manager in method and software development. In Mai 2001 he joined the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology to pursue a Ph.D. Since April 2002 he is a group coordinator within the Life Cycle Systems research team.
He has carried out research in close co-operation with multinational companies as well as SMEs from various sectors including processes (waste water treatment), automotive, electronics, aerospace, appliance, software engineering, aluminum, and construction.
Gerald Rebitzer is Editor of the Section 'Life Cycle Management' in Int J LCA and member of the Editorial Board of the Scientific Journal 'Gate to Environmental and Health Sciences/Life Cycle Management'.
He is active member of the Life Cycle Management Working Group (WG)of the UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative, co-chair of SETAC’s Life Cycle Costing WG and member of the SETAC Europe LCA Steering Committee. He has published more than 60 papers and book chapters to date. | | Areas of interest: | | | Articles: | 12 LCA Special (1) 1 (2007), LCM 2007: From Analysis to Implementation. Perspectives for the Application of Life Cycle Approaches
13 LCA (1) 7-9 (2008), LCM2007 – From Analysis to Implementation (Zurich, 27–29 August 2007)
12 LCA (4) 207-208 (2007), Editors Meeting of the ScientificJournals in Porto, Portugal, 19 May 2007: Int J LCA Session
12 LCA (2) 139 (2007), From analysis to implementation. 3rd International Conference on Life Cycle Management - Zurich, August 27-29, 2007
11 LCA (6) 447-448 (2006), LCM2007 Zurich: From analysis to implementation - Zurich, August 27-29, 2007
10 LCA (6) 446 (2005), Enhancing the Application Efficiency of Life Cycle Assessment for Industrial Uses
10 LCA (5) 305-308 (2005), The Future of Life Cycle Assessment
10 LCA (1) 3-9 (2005), The ecoinvent Database: Overview and Methodological Framework (7 pp)
9 LCA (6) 394-404 (2004), The LCIA Midpoint-Damage Framework of the UNEP-SETAC Life Cycle Initiative (11 pp)
9 LCA (3) 143-151 (2004), Progress in Modern Life Cycle Assessment: Practice and Research - 14th SETAC Europe Annual Meeting, 19–22 April 2004 in Prague, Czech Republic
8 LCA (6) 324-330 (2003), IMPACT 2002+: A New Life Cycle Impact Assessment Methodology
8 LCA (5) 253-256 (2003), Life Cycle Costing in LCM: Ambitions, Opportunities, and Limitations - Discussing a Framework
8 LCA (4) 235-240 (2003), Theory and Practical Implementation of Life Cycle Assessment - 13th SETAC-Europe Annual Meeting, 27 April - 1 May 2003 in Hamburg, Germany
3 EHS (3) 1-4 (2003), Design for Environment in the Automotive Sector with the Materials Selection Tool euroMat
2 EHS (03) 1 (2002), Life Cycle Costing (LCC): Scope and Topics
2 EHS (03) 1-2 (2002), Life Cycle Costing (LCC) - Editorial: Paving the Road to Sustainable Development?
2 EHS (03) 1 (2002), Life Cycle Costing (LCC) - Call for Papers
2 EHS (2) 1-3 (2002), The UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative: Impressions from the LCM Workshop in Copenhagen, August 30, 2001
LCA – Online First, UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative: Impressions from the LCM Workshop in Copenhagen, August 30, 2001
6 LCA (6) 384-390 (2001), Life Cycle Management: Bridging the Gap between Science and Application
6 LCA (3) 149-156 (2001), A Semi-Quantitative Method for the Impact Assessment of Emissions Within a Simplified Life Cycle Assessment
4 LCA (5) 274 (1999), Third euroMat Industry Workshop: Efficient Development of Sustainable Products
11 UWSF (5) 309 (1999), Workshop "Effiziente Entwicklung nachhaltiger Produkte - euroMat"
5 LCA (1) 21-30 (2000), Framework for Scenario Development in LCA
6 LCA (1) 53-54 (2001), 8th LCA Case Studies Symposium: Increasing Credibility of LCA, Brussels, November 30, 2000
8 LCA (1) 1-5 (2003), The Fifth International Conference on Ecobalances - Practical Tools and Thougthful Principles for Sustainability. 6-8 November 2002, Tsukuba, Japan
7 LCA (4) 251-252 (2002), Science and Application of Life Cycle Assessment - 12th SETAC Europe Annual Meeting, 12-16 May 2002 in Vienna, Austria
8 LCA (2) 106-108 (2003), Recycling, Close-Loop Economy, Secondary Resources - 10th LCA Case Study Symposium, 2-3 December 2002 in Barcelona, Spain
6 LCA (4) 187-191 (2001), An Update on the Liaison of the Two LCA-Planets: 11th SETAC Europe Annual Meeting, 6-10 May 2001 in Madrid Spain
8 LCA (1) 50 (2003), Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Life Cycle Management: Aqua + Tech Specialties S.A. Wins 2002 Business Innovation and Environment Awards of the Wall Street Journal
8 LCA (2) 109-110 (2003), Life Cycle Costing: Paving the Road to Sustainable Development?
7 LCA (2) 127-129 (2002), LCA Research at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL and ETHZ)
8 LCA (1) 55-58 (2003), Environmental Performance Indicators and Application of Life Cycle Thinking to Product Development and Corporate Management - A Detailed LCM-Related Excerpt of The Fifth International Conference on Ecobalances; November 6-8, 2002, Tsukuba, Japan
8 LCA (2) 110-111 (2003), Methodology and Application of Life Cycle Costing
7 LCA (3) 174-176 (2002), Input-Output LCA: From Theory to Applications - 16th Discussion Forum on Life Cycle Assessment, Lausanne, April 10, 2002
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