The schedule for PLATE 2023 is available!
The final schedule for our event is accessible here. Väre building webpage can be found here. Dipoli building webpage can be found here.
The final schedule for our event is accessible here. Väre building webpage can be found here. Dipoli building webpage can be found here.
Two new speakers have been announced for the PLATE 2023 conference: Thomas Nyström and Anneli Selvefors. Together, they will address Future Adaptive Design – designing products for circular business models. You can check their biography here, along with other already announced keynote speakers.
PLATE2023 is mainly meant for participants whose papers have been accepted for presentation. You have to write and submit a long paper according to the guidelines and deadline and you have to register and pay the registration fee to reserve a presentation slot at the conference. If you have co-authored several papers, make sure that each paper will be presented …
A new speaker has been announced for the PLATE 2023 conference: Paula Sarsama. You can check her biography here, along with other already announced keynote speakers: https://www.plateconference.org/plate-2023-conference/2023-keynotes/.
Interested in hosting the 2025 PLATE conference? Read this post for more information. Deadline to submit a bid is 31 March 2023.
It is clear that our future economic system will be to a large degree circular. What is not clear is how to get there. This special issue calls for papers that focus on how a circular economy approach (reduce, reuse, recycle) might be leveraged to mitigate EU dependencies from critical products, components, and raw materials across sensitive value chains (please see EU industrial strategy 2020).
This Special Issue seeks contributions that help fully articulate how clothing users extend the life of their clothes and address the problem of textile waste. We invite research studies and conceptual or theoretical papers that provide new understanding of clothing users as agents of change and how usership is fostered.