Sasha Shahbazi
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Sasha Shahbazi is a leading researcher at the intersection of circular economy, sustainable manufacturing, and industrial automation. Her work focuses on transforming how products are designed and processed to enable a more sustainable future, with a particular emphasis on remanufacturing—the industrial process of returning used products to like-new condition. Shahbazi’s major contributions include pioneering research on product design for automated remanufacturing, where she demonstrates how design choices directly impact the efficiency and feasibility of recovering electric and electronic equipment (EEE). Her 2021 paper, “Product Design for Automated Remanufacturing—A Case Study of Electric and Electronic Equipment in Sweden,” has garnered 39 citations, underscoring its influence on both academia and industry. In her 2020 work, “Automation Potential in the Remanufacturing of Electric and Electronic Equipment (EEE),” she systematically analyzes the automation potential across key remanufacturing steps—from inspection and disassembly to reassembly and final testing. Shahbazi’s research is notable for bridging the gap between product design and automated recovery processes, offering actionable insights for manufacturers seeking to close material loops. Her work is essential reading for anyone interested in industrial sustainability, circular product design, or the future of automated remanufacturing.
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