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Jesper Hemdrup Kristensen is a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of Materials and Production at Aalborg University, Denmark, within the Faculty of Engineering and Science. His research focuses on circular economy, supply chain management, Industry 4.0, and sustainable manufacturing systems. He has contributed to projects like TEFFIC (2018–2021), which aimed to enhance educational programs for Industry 4.0 capabilities, emphasizing collaboration between academia and industry.
His primary research interests include digital product passports for circularity, IoT integration in manufacturing, closed-loop systems, and educational frameworks for Industry 4.0. He has published extensively on topics such as product take-back challenges, reconfigurable manufacturing, and data-driven decision-making in circular economies. Notable works include developing an ecosystem orchestration framework for digital product passports (2024) and analyzing synergies between IoT and circular economy practices (2023).
His articles highlight trends in leveraging technology (e.g., IoT, digital twins) to advance sustainability, optimize supply chains, and bridge educational gaps for industry readiness. While no formal awards are listed, his work has been widely cited, particularly in areas like digital product passports and Industry 4.0 education. He has supervised one PhD student, though specific details are not provided. His involvement in the TEFFIC project underscores his commitment to aligning academic curricula with industrial 4.0 demands.
Key affiliations include the Department of Materials and Production, where he contributes to both research and educational initiatives. His work often intersects with Danish manufacturers, emphasizing practical applications of circular economy principles and smart manufacturing technologies.
