Tag: Tech4Dev

Rob Goodier

Inspiration for the Future of Engineering for Good: Highlights from Impact.Engineered 2021

December 21, 2021

Early comers to the virtual Impact.Engineered on December 2nd, 2021, witnessed a rarity in our lines of work, the...

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Marilynn Holguin Clover

Seminar Series: Teaching Humanitarian Engineering, An Australian perspective

November 18, 2020

Humanitarian Engineering is a rapidly growing field of research, practice, and education in Australia. Ten Australian universities have launched...

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Marilynn Holguin Clover

Seminar Series: Introduction to UBORA, a New Platform for the Co-Design of Open Source Medical Devices

October 23, 2020

Open source design can increase access to medical technologies. When device blueprints have open access, they can potentially reduce...

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Marilynn Holguin Clover

Seminar Series: From Desalination to Kidney Disease, Engineering Design in Resource-Constrained Contexts

October 1, 2020

Most drinking water treatment projects in resource-constrained contexts focus on microbial contamination. That makes sense, due to its large...

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Marilynn Holguin Clover

Seminar Series: A New Approach to Equitable Building Design and Construction

August 27, 2020

Low-income households disproportionately bear the impacts of unhealthy buildings. Unhealthy in that they are vulnerable to disaster and use...

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Marilynn Holguin Clover

Seminar Series: New Approaches to Monitoring Complex Agricultural Market Systems

July 29, 2020

Meeting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will require adapting complex global and local human systems. International development...

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Jana Melpolder

Seminar Series: Climate Change, Conflict, and Engineering for Peace

February 26, 2020

Loss, conflict, and reduced wellbeing are common in regions of the world stressed by climate change and increasing competition...

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Jessica Pothering

Tech4Dev: Bridging the field and the ivory tower

May 31, 2016

As relief agencies rallied shipments of supplies into disaster-struck Haiti in 2010, the question of what to do about...

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