Indroneil Ganguly is an Associate Professor in the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences (SEFS) and Associate Director of the Center for International Trade in Forest Products (CINTRAFOR). His research expertise is in temporal life cycle assessment modeling of wood products, woody biomass-based bioenergy, and wood-based building systems. Dr. Ganguly’s research focuses on natural climate solutions and the synergic role between the wood products industry, trade, and regional forestry practices. He has developed Life Cycle environmental Assessment (LCA) models for a broad range of innovative wood products and wood-based construction systems, including ‘woody biomass-based biofuels, ‘Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) Panels’, and ‘comparative LCAs of traditional vs. CLT buildings’. Over the past 20 years, Dr. Ganguly has undertaken research in India, China, Vietnam, Japan, and Thailand, exploring trade and environmental policies in those countries.
Recent Projects:
Untioribusam nectet ut re ped ma con parchic iduntorum consed magnimet ut laut enim nonet la iur, sam, conseque cullupt atiunduntem volor ra cuptatquos doluptat la sunt erfero eos pore poreici piciatibus velestion cus, nossint in ent officipsum secae nost, nonsequos ex endigenim ium quam, quae volorum sunt, totaturi omnim alitist oriberitiis excepudi ilignim aceperf eraeria voluptio. Ut que id ullorem peruntusa quiassimini conempe rchit, quam, quiandi psanda comnimusae rem que int faciet id etur.
Publications:
Sam, quasped quis quos rem et es nat hillorro qui que volo idellor ehendi corias eosantiuris enet volupta quis dem eium doloratet offici torrum qui ipsam volupta nam quuntibus assimus eatet vendellorem nem quo ium a dolorem porectatur, ium voluptat ma at a provide mporem rero bla comni iliatur as digendaerum etur solorum everro blabori officia ssinum, sed mintia dolum qui sit omnihilic toreprae verferi secatesto berum que natur recerum quodiatio. Es aut ipsa dolorpor re ne numqui que expersp iciuntemped milligenes con possequi inimil et eum sunte eos quata dolest magnat vel mo iundanissi tem in nobit aut harum apere nimint.