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Publications

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7th International conference on remanufacturing (ICoR 2025 ), pp. 1-17 (2025)

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7th International conference on remanufacturing (ICoR 2025 ), pp. 1-10 (2025)

Ramchandra, Rajiv, Chalifoux John, , Fitzsimons David

(2024)

Akano Damola Ikeoluwa, ,

EcoDesign for Sustainable Products, Services and Social Systems I (2024) (2024)

Nwankpa Chigozie Enyinna, ,

EcoDesign for Sustainable Products, Services and Social Systems I (2024) (2024)

Tuni Andrea, , , Mirpourian Maryam

Business Strategy and the Environment Vol 33, pp. 2771-2787 (2023)

Teaching

My teaching interests primarily focus on the theory and practical implementation of sustainable design and manufacturing for the MEng and MSc courses in Design, Manufacture and Engineering Management. I am also involved in teaching design, design and engineering applications, mechatronics design and applications, and advanced materials and production technology. I also supervise a number of students in individual projects.

Research Interests

My research is interdisciplinary, spanning across engineering, business, to the social and applied sciences. The long term goal of my cross-disciplinary research is to continue furthering knowledge in sustainable production, specialising in developing concepts, tools and techniques to facilitate sustainable design and manufacture through remanufacture. Remanufacturing has recently become globally critical because of its great potential to address environmental concerns (need to reduce waste during the material extraction and manufacturing processes), legislation (international agreement to reduce products鈥� and manufacturing processes鈥� environmental impacts) and economics (remanufacture is often a quality and cost effective option). However, there is a paucity of remanufacturing understanding, information, publications, as well as tools and techniques. I currently lead the UK's largest remanufacturing research group, specialising in holistic, interdisciplinary, practitioner-based research. In the long term I intend to further develop, and build the capacity, of my research team in the area of sustainable design and manufacture through remanufacture.

Professional Activities

Member of programme committee

12/11/2025

Keynote/plenary speaker

24/7/2025

Advisor

6/7/2025

Advisor

20/5/2025

Speaker

8/5/2025

Invited speaker

24/4/2025

Projects

Ijomah, Winifred (Principal Investigator) Windmill, James (Academic)

鈧�16K sponsorship from Rematec for hosting ICoR 2025;

08-Jan-2025 - 10-Jan-2025

Ijomah, Winifred (Principal Investigator) Luo, Xichun (Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2024 - 30-Jan-2031

Brightman, Edward (Principal Investigator) Eales, Aran (Academic) Galloway, Stuart (Co-investigator) Ijomah, Winifred (Co-investigator)

22-Jan-2024 - 28-Jan-2025

Ijomah, Winifred (Principal Investigator)

Payment of 拢1,200.00 Plus VAT from China-Britain Business Council for organising the UK-China Remanufacturing Forum on 30th May 2024

15-Jan-2024 - 30-Jan-2024

Ijomah, Winifred (Principal Investigator)

Since 2019, I have had a partnership with Rematec, (the world鈥檚 largest remanufacturing Exhibition) for sponsorship of the ICoR conference series, at over 鈧�15,000 per ICoR occurrence. The sponsorship covers provision by Rematec for ICoR fully equipped conference accommodation for up to 250 persons plus associated marketing. This indicated in the attached agreement under 鈥渃onference鈥� and "Marketing" in the attached agreement which was signed in 2019.

The invoice for ICoR 2025, also attached indicated that this is worth 鈧�15.297,50

27-Jan-2023 - 29-Jan-2023

Fitzpatrick, Stephen (Principal Investigator) Ijomah, Winifred (Research Co-investigator) Reimer, Andreas (Research Co-investigator) Adu-Amankwa, Kwaku (Researcher) Devine, Ryan (Researcher) Hicks, Calum (Researcher) Howie, Scott (Researcher) Pimentel Espirindio E Silva, Misael (Researcher)

The ReMake Glasgow project is developing a first-of-its-kind national ReMake hub within the NMIS Digital Factory. The hub will provide the skills and technologies needed to support ambitious manufacturers of all sizes to adopt circularity and extend the life of products and parts.

The aim is to achieve a 99% reduction in CO2 compared to manufacturing from new through processes such as remanufacturing, refurbishing and repairs.

With under 2% of products manufactured in the UK currently designed and reused in this way, the ReMake hub is set to advance sustainable manufacturing by supporting companies to move towards a circular economy.

Partners in this project are:
- Boeing UK
- British Airways
- SSE Renewables
- James Howden & Company Ltd
- ATS
- Renewable Parts Ltd

01-Jan-2023 - 31-Jan-2025