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Non-linear dynamics of charging behaviour under growth stress

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Circular Business Models

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The insanity of endless growth

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Growing fast or slow?

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Discussing why population growth is still ignored or denied

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Health & Care: Drivers Of Urban Growth?

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The added value of business models

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Practices and challenges of growth monitoring and promotion in Ethiopia

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Green growth: innovative capacity of sme's in the Dutch Greenhouse Horticulture Industry

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Frans Melissen

Frans Melissen

Transversal Professor of Sustainability Transitions

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A mindset for the emergence of a culture of economic wellbeing

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Development of ROS1-positive cell lines to improve personalized therapy in lung cancer patients

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GITools: a toolbox to assess gastrointestinal health effects of natural products

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Understanding durability in circular fashion products and business models

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WHY CARE MORE: Waste, Hydrogen and Carbon dioxide: improved Reactors and Micro-organisms for Renewable Energy applications

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