Circular Economy Morning Coffee

Start your Wednesdays off in a great way at the Circular Economy Morning Coffee sessions on Teams!

Join us every Wednesday morning to hear a short presentation on themes related to sustainability and the circular economy. These presentations are followed by a discussion in a friendly atmosphere.

Sessions run 4.2.2026 – 22.4.2026 and are from 8.30–9.00 (UTC+2).

These coffees are hosted by the Research Center for Sustainable Circular Economy (CECE) based at the University of Eastern Finland. See you there!

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Schedule (Spring 2026)

4-Feb. Speaker: Eino Solje (UEF). Subject: Working-memory limits or prodromal dementia? How to distinguish everyday cognitive fragmentation from clinically meaningful signals.

11-Feb. Speaker: Anne Raudaskoski (Ethica). Subject: COMING SOON…

18-Feb. Speaker: COMING SOON…

25-Feb. Speaker: Daniel Stabler (LUT University). Subject: Repair value creation structures, and the influence of Right to Repair on circular aftermarkets within consumer electronics.

4-Mar. Speaker: Mirka Rovamo (UEF). Subject: Towards Strong Sustainability Forest Services.

11-Mar. Speaker: György Huszics (Carbon.Crane). Subject: Digital Carbon Footprint.

18-Mar. Speaker: Juho Pesonen (UEF). Subject: COMING SOON…

25-Mar. Speaker: Gregory De Boe (Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium). Subject: How do plastic packaging taxes and regulations foster circularity in the food packaging industry? A policy mix perspective.

1-Apr. Speaker: Oscar Gue (Anglia Ruskin University, UK). Subject: Wellbeing Governance and Circularity in the Two Happiest Countries in the World.

8-Apr. Speaker: Tarlan Ahmadov (UEF). Subject: The Highway Between Cooperation, Circular Economy Practices, and Firm Performance: How Do Dynamic Capabilities Mediate This Game?

15-Apr. Speaker: Toni Eerola (GTK). Subject: COMING SOON…

22-Apr. Speaker: Ulpiana Kocollari (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy). Subject: Knowledge Sharing as an Enabler of Circular Economy Transitions.

Past Circular Economy Morning Coffee sessions

These morning coffees are brought to you in part by the UEF CE4ALL project which is partially funded by the European Union.