Konstantin Stadler

Konstantin Stadler is the Manager and Lead Researcher of the Industrial Ecology Digital Laboratory at the Department of Energy and Process Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His role involves consolidating digital infrastructure, establishing data exchange standards, and developing tools for environmental analysis.

Education: PhD in Neuroscience from Charité Berlin/FU Berlin. His research focuses on environmental and social consequences of economic activities, particularly through Multi-Regional Input-Output (MRIO) analysis and open-source software development.

Research Interests: Environmental impact assessment, carbon and resource footprints, sustainability policies, and critical mineral supply chains. He contributes to projects like EXIOBASE, DESIRE, and CARBON CAP, emphasizing data transparency and policy relevance.

Articles Trends: Recent work addresses carbon border mechanisms, marine plastic impacts, and toxicity footprints, reflecting his commitment to integrating environmental and social metrics into policy frameworks. His tools (e.g., Pymrio, MarINvaders) enhance accessibility of complex environmental data.

Awards: No explicit awards listed, but recognized for contributions to EXIOBASE and open-source initiatives.

Advising/Grants: Led FP7 projects (DESIRE, GLAMURS) and contributed to EU-funded research. Advises on software development and MRIO applications. Collaborates with international teams on sustainability challenges.

Labs/Teams: Leads NTNU’s Industrial Ecology Digital Laboratory, focusing on innovative environmental analysis tools and data-driven policy solutions.