Making humanitarian engineering research public. Peer-reviewed, free to read AND publish in. @EWB_Australia, EIC @FiJohnsonWater & @tanjarosenqvist
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I'm retiring as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Humanitarian Engineering (@Journal_Hum_Eng) - it's time for some fresh blood to take the reigns! Interested? Check out the Position Description here: ewb.app.box.com/s/6nuc0bg9vh… #WASHTwitter @EWB_Australia @ewbuk @EWBSA @CrisBirzer
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Great news! Thank you @Dani_Barrington! 🙏👍🏻
VERY excited to let you know that we are now members of
@CrossrefOrg and ALL previous papers published in JHE have been assigned DOIs. @EWB_Australia
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VERY excited to let you know that we are now members of
@CrossrefOrg and ALL previous papers published in JHE have been assigned DOIs. @EWB_Australia
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I am always proud to be Editor-in-Chief of the @Journal_Hum_Eng, published by @EWB_Australia. But I'm even prouder right now for the stand the organisation has taken against #Adani amp-smh-com-au.cdn.ampprojec…
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A note to confirm that we have ceased our partnership with GHD. We have greatly valued this partnership; it has been a challenging decision. We've received many messages in support, & people are asking how they can contribute to EWB. Read more here - zcu.io/Ax5K
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JUST ACCEPTED: "Training engineers for local engineering excellence," editorial by Wiebke Toussaint (@SaintlyVi), co-Founder of EWB South Africa (@EWBSA) and Executive Committee Member of EWB International (@EWBINTER) jhe.ewb.org.au/index.php/jhe… @DOAJplus
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Interesting thread treating the psychology of electric vehicle ownership!
Looks like inductive charging is already up to ~90% efficient; could definitely see it playing a big role for EVs in the future
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Applications for EWB-SAs CEO position will be closing soon. Apply to be a driver behind sustainable development for empowered communities.
Read more about the position at the following link:
ewbsa.org/ceo-application/
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Read our latest editorial! @LeedsUniEng @wateratleeds @CrisBirzer @BexSindall @anavillaca1 @khanjanmehta
JUST ACCEPTED: "Training engineers for local engineering excellence," editorial by Wiebke Toussaint (@SaintlyVi), co-Founder of EWB South Africa (@EWBSA) and Executive Committee Member of EWB International (@EWBINTER) jhe.ewb.org.au/index.php/jhe… @DOAJplus
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#Priority setting to inform #ODF #sustainability interventions is key for #SDG6 and subsequently #UHC .
My passion #paper introduces a simple #costeffective #prognostic #risk #model to ascertain #slippage using #evidence on #toilet parameters and @C_L_T_S in #Zambia
JUST ACCEPTED: "Development and external validation of a logistic regression derived algorithm to estimate post open defecation free slippage risk," by @WSimangolwa. @SNV_WASH @EWB_Australia #globaldev #WASHTwitter @cristian_birzer
@anavillaca1 @BexSindall @DOAJplus
#OA #ODF
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Sad. Humanizes an overlooked problem: "I have hugged patients suffering from arsenic poisoning who had black foot disease and would lose their limbs. People would shun them mistaking them for suffering from leprosy," - Nadim Khandaker. His project is here engineeringforchange.org/new…
Journal of Humanitarian Engineering retweeted
Waste generated in cities🌇 every year
2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ - 680 million tonnes
2️⃣0️⃣1️⃣2️⃣ - 1.3 billion tonnes
2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣ - estimated 2.2 billion tonnes
Here’s what can be done to help shift the needle & #BeatAirPollution 👇
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EWB-SA Newsletter June 2019 Read it here - mailchi.mp/399c3d1978bb/ewb-…
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#HumanRights are for everyone.
The @UN #SDGs #LeaveNooneBehind.
#Standup4HumanRights all day, every day.
#LoveisLove #WorldPride #Pride2019 #PrideMonth
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Because understanding the problem is the first step toward solving it, it is necessary to gather data on gender inequality in the tech sector. To that end, @equals convenes research groups to clarify the issues. #E4CWebinars
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No time like the present to amplify the role of engineers in solving #globalissues. impact-engineered.org/ #impactengineered #tech4dev #SDGs
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"If you want to champion change in the sector, we need to nurture the women that we've got." To #TransformTheFuture, we need to redefine engineering. This #INWED19, we reflect on what it's going to take, and what we've discovered: zurl.co/qjUZ #EngineeringRedefined
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Last week we celebrated the engineering innovations of students from universities across the UK and Ireland. The finalists presented their creative solutions to address challenges faced by communities across the world, find out more lght.ly/e8dkdoc #Engineering4People
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It’s time to support #EQUALSinTech! Join @ITU_UNHQ, @engineer4change, @ITU, and @equals for an exciting 1 hour webinar on June 26th at 11am. Learn key examples and statistics relevant to empowerment of women and girls within #tech. engineeringforchange.org/web…
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Every day this week we're highlighting women in the EWB-Ireland network as part of International Women in Engineering Day on Sunday 23rd June!
First up is Elaine Doyle, Director at @EWBIreland and Coastal Programmes Officer at @AnTaisce @CleanCoasts ⚙️♀️🌍
