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Conference
topics
Sustainable Innovation
05 welcomes conceptual and research-based papers covering sustainable
product and services in the context of a range of issues:
- Product policy
- Product development
processes
- Supply chain management
- Product-service-systems
(PSS)
- Education and
training
- Tools and techniques
- Management systems
- Organisational
dimensions
- Performance measurement
and metrics
- New business models
- Newly industrialised
and 'developing' country perspectives
- Case studies
There would be particular
interest in papers that explore:
- How sustainable
product/service development and design can enable CO2 reductions
- Relationships
between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and product development/design.
Living
Laboratory
Sustainable Innovation
05 welcomes the submission of new concepts for sustainable solutions:
- Products
- Services
- Product-service-systems
(PSS)
Conference
Fees
Below is
the information on conference fees and exhibtion space.
- Business/Consultants/Govt.
- Day
1 - £200 or Day
2 - £200
- Both
Days - £400
- Academic/NGOs
- Day
1 - £150 or Day 2 - £150
- Both
Days - £300
- Speakers:
'refereed papers'
- Day
1 - £125 or Day 2 - £125
- Both
Days - £250
- Exhibition
Space - £500
Submission
details
Conference papers: please email, fax or post 500 words describing your
proposed paper by 28th February 2005. The paper will then be sent to the
Advisory Board for evaluation and authors will be given feedback by the
end of April 2005. The highest rated papers will be invited to present
at the conference.
Contributor
Guidelines downloadable word doc
Contributor Guidelines -
Paper example downloadable word doc
Living laboratory:
please email, fax or post 2 pages that a) visualise, b) describe your
proposed sustainable product, service or PSS concept and c) outline the
financial, social and environmental impacts (both positive and negative)
of your idea. Please send your outline by by 28th February 2005. Proposals
will then be sent to the Advisory Board for evaluation and feedback will
be returned by the end of April 2005 with highest ranked entrants asked
to present their concepts at the event.
Living
Laboratory Concept Form
Venue
The Sustainable
Innovation 05 conference will be held at the Farnham Castle, International
Briefing & Conference
Centre, Farnham Surrey GU9 0AG.
http://www.farnhamcastle.com/
Map of Venue
To get to Farnham
Castle
By Car
From Shepherd & Flock roundabout on A31 take direction Central Farnham.
Fork left at traffic lights, follow one way system to left past Leisure
Centre and left again (see map in PDF). At traffic lights turn left into
South Street & then first available right into Union Road. Follow one-way
system straight on into Downing Street and right. At T-junction turn right
into The Borough (main street in town centre) and first left into Castle
Street (becomes Castle Hill). The entrance to the Castle is 400 metres
up on the right hand side.
By Train
Trains leave London Waterloo for Farnham (via Woking) approximately every
half hour. The journey takes between 45 minutes and an hour.
Walk down Station
Hill, cross the A31, and continue along South Street. Turn left at the
traffic lights into The Borough and first right into Castle Street. The
entrance to the Castle is 400 metres up on the right hand side.
Taxis
Taxis are usually available at Farnham station. If not, you can contact
Farnham Station Taxis on (01252) 712 843 or Cavalier Taxis on (01252)
711 483.
From Airports
Heathrow Airport:
There is a Rail-link Coach Service to Woking Railway Station with a train
service from there direct to Farnham. Taxis are also available. Gatwick
Airport: There is a train service to Victoria Station in London. It is
then necessary to transfer to Waterloo Station (see British Rail).
For more information
on Sustainable Innovation 05 please contact:
Professor Martin Charter Director
The Centre for Sustainable Design
University for the Creative Arts,
Farnham Campus
Tel: + 44 (0) 1252 892772
Fax: + 44 (0) 1252 892747
Email: mcharter@surrart.ac.uk
Website: www.cfsd.org.uk
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