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Episode 16: One Lab’s Trash is Another Lab’s Treasure: Reducing Waste and Increasing Reuse at Northwestern University

from Campus Energy and Sustainability Podcast · host David Karlsgodt

Guests:Julie CahillaneSustainability Associate DirectorNorthwestern UniversityGarry Cooper, PhDCo-founder/CEORheaply, Inc.Host: Dave KarlsgodtPrincipal, Fovea, LLCIn this episode you’ll hear my interview with Julie Cahillane, Sustainability Associate Director at Northwestern University and Dr. Garry Cooper, adjunct professor at Northwestern’s Fineberg School of Medicine and CEO/Co-founder of Rheaply, Inc.In our conversation you’ll hear how Garry has leveraged his experiences working in research laboratories, to start up a company that is helping institutions better manage their laboratory surplus supplies and under-utilized equipment.Julie will discuss how Northwestern University is piloting Rheaply’s platform as part of their broader sustainability efforts to reduce waste and increase reuse in labs at Northwestern University.

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