We are pleased to announce the Call for Trainers for the 3rd LIAISE COST Action Training School. This exciting event will gather Ph.D. students, early-career researchers, and professionals from across Europe to explore Industrial Symbiosis (IS) and its role in fostering sustainable, circular economies.

This Training School is designed for researchers, practitioners and stakeholders interested in turning Industrial Symbiosis opportunities intro practical and viable solutions. Building on the topics explored in the previous editions, this three-day programme focuses on the pathway from territorial analysis and resource mapping to feasibility assessment, stakeholder collaboration and implementation. Participants will explore an Industrial Symbiosis implementation methodology and learn how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) can support the identification of potential synergies between companies and across territories.

Trainer Roles & Responsibilities

We are looking for expert trainers in Industrial Symbiosis who can deliver the following topics:

Trainer Benefits

Application Process

Interested trainers should submit the following:

Application Deadline

Applications should be sent to liaisecostaction@gmail.com by 20 November 2026. The full call is available here.

This is a great opportunity to contribute to advancing knowledge in Industrial Symbiosis, shape the next generation of experts, and promote sustainable practices across Europe. We look forward to receiving your applications!

How to participate in LIAISE project?

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Read the Project Description MoU, in it you will find all the necessary information about LIAISE COST Project

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If you think you might be interested in collaborate with LIASE you can participate applying to join your Working Groups of interest on the COST website.

Please note, Management Committee nominations are carried out through the COST National Contact Points

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