Simone Galparoli

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Simone Galparoli is a researcher advancing circular economy principles through industrial innovation, with a focus on sustainable manufacturing and end-of-life product recovery. Their most-cited work, "Semi-automated PCB Disassembly Station" (2021, 5 citations), exemplifies their contribution to the FENIX project, which develops new business models and industrial strategies for novel supply chains that enable value-added product-services. This research addresses critical challenges in electronic waste management by designing semi-automated systems for printed circuit board disassembly, facilitating material recovery and reuse. Galparoli’s work bridges the gap between theoretical circular economy frameworks and practical industrial applications, offering scalable solutions for resource efficiency. While their citation count reflects an emerging impact, the applied nature of their research—rooted in real-world success stories across diverse industries—positions them as a key contributor to sustainable supply chain transformation. Their achievements highlight a commitment to operationalizing circularity, making their work particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in industrial ecology, waste valorization, and the engineering of closed-loop production systems.