Deconstruction and Modern Building Materials - University of Wolverhampton and IDE Regional Meeting

EnTRESS supports Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) on the development and adoption of environmental technologies and resource efficient processes. EnTRESS is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to promote sustainable economic growth.EnTRESS engages with SMEs and large organisations to link academic research into business, driving innovation in areas such as waste management, bioremediation, biopolymers, pollution control and sustainable operations. We understand that the environmental technologies sector is a varied and fast moving, so EnTRESS will provide the practical support to help SMEs engage with these innovations.EnTRESS is part of the University of Wolverhampton's Faculty of Science and Engineering.

EnTRESS (Environmental Technologies & Resource Efficiency Support Service)

The IDE and University of Wolverhampton present: Modern Building Materials Seminar; How Can We Recycle Them in 20 Years?  And IDE Regional Meeting
The purpose of this event is to bring together key stakeholders in the built environment to look at the issue of deconstruction and the reuse of modern materials. 
The initial session will be followed by the IDE Regional Meeting which non-members are welcome to attend. 
A limited number of exhibition spaces are available please contact info@ide.org.uk for more information.
 
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Agenda
12:00 Registration &amp; Lunch
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Introduction to UoW FSE and EnTRESS / CFRC
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Prof. Peter Hopkinson, Professor in Circular Economy, Research Presentation
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James Hobbs, ICE Publishing, Demolition Management Book Seminar
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Aston Fuller, FISSAC Project Officer with British Glass, FISSAC: Fostering industrial symbiosis in construction – Flat Glass and post-consumer recycling
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Justin Furness, Technical Director for Council for Aluminium in Building, Aluminium Closed Loop Recycling in the UK Construction Sector - CAB Pilot Scheme
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Round table discussion followed by Q&A Session with panel, led by Dr Paul Hampton (Wolverhampton University) and hosted by Howard Button FIDE the CRO of NFDC and Richard Dolman FIDE.
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Seminar concludes followed by refreshments
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16:00 IDE Regional Meeting Registration
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Meeting commences with presentations from professionals involved with major recycling projects
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18:30 Meeting concludes
 
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Getting there
The Molineux has a large car park and you will be provided with a parking pass before you arrive.
The Molineux is easily accessible by public transport.  It is located a 15 minute walk from both Wolverhampton Train Station and Wolverhampton Bus Station.  
 
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Contact Us
Exhibition space: info@ide.org.uk
Any other queries: EnTRESS@wlv.ac.uk