Editor in Chief
- Winifred Ijomah, University of Strathclyde
Managing Editor
- James Windmill, University of Strathclyde
Articles
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Research
Journal of Remanufacturing 2013, 3:5 (26 April 2013)A facility location model for socio-environmentally responsible decision-making
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Case study
Journal of Remanufacturing 2013, 3:4 (25 April 2013)A comparison of repaired, remanufactured and new compressors used in Western Australian small- and medium-sized enterprises in terms of global warming
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Research
Journal of Remanufacturing 2013, 3:3 (14 March 2013)Design for remanufacturing in China: a case study of electrical and electronic equipment
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Research
Journal of Remanufacturing 2013, 3:2 (6 February 2013)Reverse logistics challenges in remanufacturing of automotive mechatronic devices
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Research
Journal of Remanufacturing 2013, 3:1 (23 January 2013)An integrated approach to remanufacturing: model of a remanufacturing system
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"The Journal of Remanufacturing is the first journal that aims to bring together the broad spectrum of knowledge, practice and research in remanufacturing in order to facilitate a holistic understanding of remanufacturing across all the relevant disciplines. It seeks to unite and focus academia and industry in advancing the application of remanufacturing in sustainable manufacture. Initiated to address the needs of academia and industrialists for a specific reservoir for remanufacturing knowledge, it acts as a common point to disseminate, record and acquire information about developments, research and practice issues in the field."
Winifred Ijomah, University of Strathclyde
Editor-in-Chief
Journal of Remanufacturing
Aims & scope
The Journal of Remanufacturing aims to establish an effective channel of communication between academic and research institutions, industry and persons concerned with the challenges and significance of remanufacturing. The international dimension is emphasized in order to overcome cultural and national barriers and to meet the needs of global sustainability given the significant adverse ecological impacts of accelerating global industrialization.
The journal's focus is to propose and foster discussion that would assist:
- The establishment of the intellectual foundation and direction for the longer-term development of remanufacturing research.
- Step changes in remanufacturing knowledge via holistic, interdisciplinary research that fuses academic and industrial expertise.
- Communication of practice and research developments to enable industry to use remanufacturing to address competitive, environmental and legislative pressures.
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