Jeremy Gregory, Executive Director

Dr. Jeremy Gregory, CSHub Executive DirectorJeremy Gregory
Executive Director, Concrete Sustainability Hub
Research Scientist, MIT Civil and Environmental Engineering

Room 1-276
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA, 02139

Telephone: 617.324.5639
Email: jgregory@mit.edu

Education

  • B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Montana State University, 1998
  • S.M. in Mechanical Engineering, MIT, 2000
  • Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, MIT, 2004

Research Interests

Dr. Gregory studies the economic and environmental implications of engineering and system design decisions, particularly in the area of materials production and recovery systems. Research topics include product and firm environmental footprinting, manufacturing and life-cycle cost analysis, and characterization of sustainable material systems. He has applied these methods, often with industry partners, to a range of different products and industries including pavements, buildings, automobiles, electronics, consumer goods, and waste treatment and recovery. 

News Highlights

Selected Publications

  1. O.A. Swei, J.R. Gregory, R.E. Kirchain, “Probabilistically Characterizing Uncertain Inputs in the Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Pavements”, Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, No. 2366, 2013, pp. 71-77.
  2. A. Noshadravan, M. Wildnauer, J.R. Gregory, R.E. Kirchain, “Comparative pavement life cycle assessment with parameter uncertainty”, Transportation Research Part D 25 (2013) 131–138.
  3. J.R. Gregory, T.M. Montalbo, R.E. Kirchain, “Analyzing Uncertainty in a Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Hand Drying Systems”, International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment (2013) 18:1605–1617.
  4. J.R. Gregory, M.C. Nadeau, R.E. Kirchain, “Evaluating the economic viability of a material recovery system: the case of cathode ray tube glass”, Environmental Science & Technology, 43 (24): 9245-9251, 2009.
  5. J.R. Gregory, R.E. Kirchain, “A Framework for Evaluating the Economic Performance of Recycling Systems: A Case Study of North American Electronics Recycling Systems”, Environmental Science & Technology, 42 (18): 6800-6808, 2008.
  6. E.H.Y. Alonso, J.R. Gregory, F.R. Field III, R.E. Kirchain, “Material availability and the supply chain: risks, effects, and responses”, Environmental Science & Technology, 41 (19): 6649-6656, 2007.