Anthony Halog

Dr. Anthony Halog is a Lecturer at the School of the Environment, Faculty of Science, The University of Queensland, with over 130 scholarly outputs. His work spans Circular Economy, Life Cycle Assessment, Green Hydrogen, and AI for Sustainability, advancing UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through interdisciplinary research.

• Education: Bachelor of Science (University of Mindanao), Masters in Engineering (Asian Institute of Technology), MBA (Monash University), Doctoral Diploma (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie)

His research focuses on digitalisation-enabled sustainable systems, including circular bioeconomy, green hydrogen production from agricultural waste, and AI-driven life cycle assessment. Key methodologies include system dynamics, material flow analysis, and environmental impact modeling.

Recent publications (2024-2016) address renewable energy policy, construction waste management, biofuel sustainability, and urban resource systems. Articles highlight trends in climate change mitigation, bioeconomy transitions, and green supply chain innovation, with keywords spanning Environmental Science, Industrial Ecology, and Policy Analysis.

Scientific Awards:

• Fellowships from OECD, DAAD, JSPS, and NREL
• UQ Travel Award (2015)

Dr. Halog supervises HDR and EMCR researchers in projects related to bioeconomy, urban sustainability, and critical mineral value chains. He has secured funding from ARC LIEF and other grants for industrial ecology and renewable energy initiatives.