This consortia includes faculty members from supply chain management, finance and marketing, and applied economics. The groups' overall objective is to design and develop sustainable hemp-related supply chains from field to consumer and assess the triple-bottom-line based value propositions and discover and promote market opportunities and stakeholder management. Potential research topics might include:
- Infrastructure and transportation systems analysis
- Linkage of materials production and processing facilities
- Consumer insights, market analyses, demand/supply analyses
- Supply chain digitization, governance, and standards
- Post-harvest processing, and manufacturing
- Supply chain sustainability
Current Research
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Qualifying a novel adhesive from hemp oil for CLT and mass timber
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Sustainably Incorporating Hemp Bio-based Economy into Western US Regional Rural and Tribal Lands
- Hemp-based Fiber Materials, Technology, and Commerce as Drivers for Northwest American Indian Tribal Economic Development
Faculty
Zhaohui Wu
Karl Haapala
Associate Professor
College of Engineering
Ping-Hung Hsieh
Professor
College of Business
Karthik Murali
Assistant Professor
College of Business
Rajat Panwar
Associate Professor
College of Forestry
Skip Rochefort
Associate Professor
Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering
Richard Roseberg
Associate Professor
Agronomy
John Simonsen
John Simonsen
Wood Science and Engineering
Ernst Cebert
Research Assoc. Professor
Alabama A&M
Xianyan Kuang
Post-Doc
Alabama A&M
Sanghyuck Park
Senior Scientist
CSU Pueblo ICR