Christina Jönsson

The recycling of innovation-critical metals and minerals is an essential complement to primary raw materials in the transition away from fossil fuels. But it's not just a matter of refining technology and methods to achieve maximu…

We have become accustomed to getting what we need on time, whether it comes from Sweden or not. The pandemic, with its closed borders, was therefore a rude awakening. "We must now do everything we can to ensure that everything we …

The life sciences industry aims to improve human health. At the same time, the sector is responsible for a significant climate impact. And the transition faces particular challenges. "We in the research community can help to bette…

Since May 2024, the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act has been enforced across the entire union. The goals are ambitious: within a few years, the EU aims to increase its self-sufficiency and recycling of critical metals and minerals…

Among the materials we need most for the sustainable transition are those that are rare or difficult to extract. And while our need for them increases, so does everyone else’s. The EU’s need for rare earth elements is projected to…

Today, many companies set goals for using recycled materials. But far too few actually do so. So how do we build trust in using recycled materials on a large scale – and how do we get everyone involved to accept the challenge…

“We’re starting to see business in all parts of the circular economy.” That’s what Anders Gottes thinks, who is Head of the Department for Manufacturing Processes at RISE. Together with his colleague, Christina Jönsson, he summari…

Determining whether a material is worth circulating involves an array of factors. It is unsustainable to recycle materials at any cost.