
Glenn Aguilar Hernandez
PhD Candidate
- Name
- G.A. Aguilar Hernandez MSc
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 5557
- g.a.aguilar@cml.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0003-3740-8221
Glenn is a researcher from Costa Rica that has developed his career in the sustainability field. He holds a bachelor degree in Chemistry from the University of Costa Rica and a master of Sustainability from the University of Sydney, Australia.
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Professional experience
Glenn is a researcher from Costa Rica that has developed his career in the sustainability field. He holds a bachelor degree in Chemistry from the University of Costa Rica and a master of Sustainability from the University of Sydney, Australia. He has combined experience on research and development from academic and non-academic areas in topics such as renewable energy, natural resources and sustainability analysis.
He worked as Associated Research and Bioenergy Expert in the School of Biosystems Engineering at the University of Costa Rica, where he collaborated on bioenergy projects and the Climate Change Adaptation Program. Likewise, he had experience in the development of biofuels at industrial scale in Energias Biodegradables de Costa Rica.
During his masters studies, he specialized on techniques for sustainability analysis and developed his capstone project at the Centre for Integrated Sustainability Analysis at the University of Sydney, where he contributed to the application of Multi-Regional Input-Output model in biodiversity studies.
Research topic
Currently, he is working with the Circular European Economy Innovative Training Network funded by European Commission under Marie Curie Actions. In this project, his collaboration aims to understand the environmental implications of changes to circular economy in business model at macro-level.
PhD Candidate
- Science
- Centrum voor Milieuwetenschappen Leiden
- CML/Industriele Ecologie
- Siguenza Sanchez C.P., Steubing B.R.P., Tukker A. & Aguilar-Hernandez G.A. (2021), The environmental and material implications of circular transitions: a diffusion and product-life-cycle-based modeling framework, Journal of Industrial Ecology : 1-17.
- Aguilar Hernandez G., Dias Rodrigues J.F. & Tukker A. (2021), Macroeconomic, social and environmental impacts of a circular economy up to 2050: A meta-analysis of prospective studies, Journal of Cleaner Production 278: 123421.
- Aguilar Hernandez G.A., Siguenza Sanchez C.P., Donati F., Merciai S., Schmidt J., Dias Rodrigues J.F. & Tukker A. (2020), Corrigendum to “The circularity gap of nations: A multiregional analysis of waste generation, recovery, and stock depletion in 2011” [Resour. Conserv. Recy. 151 (2019) 104452], Resources, Conservation and Recycling 154: 104604.
- Donati F., Aguilar-Hernandez G.A., Sigüenza-Sánchez C.P., Koning A. de, Dias Rodrigues J.F. & Tukker A. (2020), Modeling the circular economy in environmentally extended input-output tables: Methods, software and case study, Resources Conservation and Recycling 152: 104508.
- Aguilar-Hernandez G.A., Siguenza -Sanchez C.P., Donati F., Merciai S., Schmidt J., Dias Rodrigues J.F. & Tukker A. (2019), The circularity gap of nations: A multiregional analysis of waste generation, recovery, and stock depletion in 2011, Resources, Conservation and Recycling 151: 104452.
- Aguilar-Hernandez G.A., Sigüenza-Sanchez C.P., Donati F., Rodrigues J.F.D. & Tukker A. (2018), Assessing circularity interventions: a review of EEIOA-based studies, Journal of Economic Structures 7(14): 1-24.
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