Nathalia Cano
About me
Nathalia is an environmental engineer and co-founder of Resolve Analytix, where she helps organizations identify where and how to reduce environmental impacts using data-driven strategies.
She combines technical rigor with real-world applicability, translating complex environmental data into clear insights that support decision-making, cost reduction, and sustainability goals.
Nathalia is an environmental engineer and co-founder of Resolve Analytix, where she helps organizations identify where and how to reduce environmental impacts using data-driven strategies.
Her work focuses on life cycle assessment (LCA), material flow analysis (MFA), and circular economy approaches, with a particular emphasis on healthcare systems and plastics. During her PhD at the University of Pittsburgh (Fulbright/CAPES), Nathalia led large-scale analyses of plastic use across hospital systems, quantifying emissions hotspots and evaluating practical intervention strategies.
She combines technical rigor with real-world applicability, translating complex environmental data into clear insights that support decision-making, cost reduction, and sustainability goals.
Nathalia has published in journals such as Resources, Conservation & Recycling and Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, and has collaborated with institutions across the United States, Brazil, the UK, and the Netherlands.
Through Resolve Analytix, she works with healthcare organizations and industry partners to move from measurement to action, identifying high-impact opportunities for emissions reduction and circularity.
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network framework and the case of Colombia. Resources, Conservation and Recycling, Volume 222, 2025.