Jonathan S Cramer is a second year PhD student specialized in Electrochemistry Chemical Engineering and Material Chemistry for applications in sustainable industries. During his Master’s studies, he had the opportunity to work on topics such as: the durability of reinforced concrete building in the marine environment and the corrosion behaviour of hybrid aeronautic materials. Later on, he focused on new alternative recycling processes destined to high value metallic wastes. Moreover, he worked as a Research Engineer on the set up of a molten salt electrochemical process for the recycling of super-alloys on end of life aircrafts. Now, as a PhD student, he investigates the implementation of a new thermal plasma process destined to the recycling of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Jonathan S Cramer is a second year PhD student specialized in Electrochemistry Chemical Engineering and Material Chemistry for applications in sustainable industries. During his Master’s studies, he had the opportunity to work on topics such as: the durability of reinforced concrete building in the marine environment and the corrosion behaviour of hybrid aeronautic materials. Later on, he focused on new alternative recycling processes destined to high value metallic wastes. Moreover, he worked as a Research Engineer on the set up of a molten salt electrochemical process for the recycling of super-alloys on end of life aircrafts. Now, as a PhD student, he investigates the implementation of a new thermal plasma process destined to the recycling of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE).

Recycling & Waste management