Kasper Lange

Kasper Lange is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Technology, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, specializing in Circular Design & Business. He holds a PhD in Simulating Industrial Symbiosis from TU Delft (2015–2022) and a Master's in Industrial Design Engineering from the same institution. His research focuses on circular economy principles, industrial symbiosis networks, and agent-based modeling for sustainable systems.

Key research interests include waste management policies, urban agriculture integration, and circular business model innovation. He has developed educational tools like the Re-Organise game to promote circular practices and conducted studies on SME waste separation behaviors using agent-based simulations. His work emphasizes collaborative modeling approaches to enhance system resilience and policy effectiveness.

Award highlights include the 2013 RAAK Award and the NWO Doctoral Grant for Teachers (2017). He has led projects such as the KIEM-CE Waste-On-Water initiative and contributed to innovative composting systems through KIEM-VANG collaborations. Lange actively supervises student theses and organizes workshops on topics like openLCA integration in education and sustainable logistics.

His research outputs span over 30 publications, including articles on industrial symbiosis dynamics, circular business models, and urban waste logistics. Collaborative networks extend globally, with a focus on European sustainability initiatives. Current activities include advancing open educational resources and exploring regenerative practices in urban systems.