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SUMMARY:Concentrated Impact – Rethinking Dialysate Delivery
DESCRIPTION:Date: June 26\, 2025\nTime: 14:00 – 15:00 (BST)\nLocation: Online\nJoin the online event via this link! \nThis session explores the unseen environmental impact of a critical component in haemodialysis: dialysate delivery. Among the two speakers is Jan (Chang-Lung) Tsai\, ESCH-R PhD candidate at UMC Utrecht. \n🔬 Talk 1: From Canisters to Carbon – The Environmental Footprint of Dialysate Packaging\nRodrigo Martínez Cadenas\, bioinformatician at Fundación Jiménez Díaz and PhD candidate at UAM\, investigates how everyday materials used in dialysis—like acid concentrate containers—can carry surprising environmental consequences. Using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) across 15 Spanish dialysis centers\, he traces the environmental journey of these containers from production to disposal. With a background in data science and sustainability\, and as a contributor to the EU-funded KitNewCare project\, Rodrigo brings a fresh\, systems-level perspective on how small operational choices can unlock big opportunities for greener kidney care. \n🔄 Talk 2: EcoMixing for Change – Circular Solutions in Dialysis Delivery\nJan (Chang-Lung) Tsai\, ESCH-R PhD candidate at UMC Utrecht\, explores how circular design can transform the environmental footprint of dialysis care. With a background in biomedical and mechanical engineering\, and years of experience in Taiwan’s medical device industry\, Jan brings a practical and innovation-focused lens to sustainability. His talk centers on the EcoMix system—an in-hospital solution for dialysate delivery—and reveals what happens when hospitals shift from single-use logistics to circular infrastructure. Drawing from the ESCH-R project\, Jan shares lessons from implementation and offers a glimpse into what greener dialysis could look like worldwide. \n🧪 The talks will explore: \n\nHow dialysate delivery systems influence the sustainability of kidney care\nThe role of LCA in quantifying environmental impact\nCircular economy solutions adapted for clinical practice\nPractical pathways toward greener haemodialysis\n\n🌍 Whether you’re in clinical practice\, health systems management\, engineering\, or research—this session offers actionable insights into building a more sustainable future for kidney care.
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SUMMARY:EWUU alliance Lunch & Learn Lecture: Co-Creation Living Labs for Circular Healthcare
DESCRIPTION:Are you a researcher\, teacher\, student who is interested in transdisciplinary collaborations? Every month the EWUU alliance organises a lecture about research and education of the alliance. May’s lecture is organised by the institute 4 a Circular Society. (i4CS).
URL:https://esch-r.org/event/ewuu-alliance-lunch-learn-lecture-co-creation-living-labs-for-circular-healthcare/
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