Elsa Olivetti

Olivetti speaks to the Stanford StorageX Symposium in 2021 Elsa A. Olivetti is an American materials scientist who is the Esther and Harold E. Edgerton Career Development Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Olivetti studies the environmental and economic sustainability of materials. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Set ambitious but realistic environmental goals /

    Set ambitious but realistic environmental goals / by Isaacs, Kate, Jay, Jason, Gregory, Jeremy, Olivetti, Elsa

    Published 2023
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    REWAS 2022 : developing tomorrow's technical cycles.

    REWAS 2022 : developing tomorrow's technical cycles.

    Published 2022
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    REWAS 2016 : towards materials resource sustainability ; proceedings of a symposium sponsored by the Recycling and Environmental Technologies Committee, the Materials and Society Committee, the Extraction & Processing Division, and the Light Metals Division of the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) held during TMS 2016, 145th Annual Meeting & Exhibition, February 14-18 Downtown Nashville, Tennessee, Music City Center /

    REWAS 2016 : towards materials resource sustainability ; proceedings of a symposium sponsored by the Recycling and Environmental Technologies Committee, the Materials and Society C...

    Published 2016
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    Energy technology 2017 : carbon dioxide management and other technologies /

    Energy technology 2017 : carbon dioxide management and other technologies /

    Published 2017
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