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⭐️Yesterday was a seismic step forward for #Tulsa and Northeast #Oklahoma. The U.S. Economic Development Administration awarded just over 51 million dollars to Tulsa for the #TechHubs designation. These dollars will be used to better innovate and #futureproof our economy while also propelling forward our workforce needs in Trustworthy Autonomous Systems #THETA. This colalition was spearheaded by Jennifer Hankins and the team at Tulsa Innovation Labs. They worked in concert with a multitude of partners such as: Tulsa Regional Chamber, Black Tech Street, Tulsa Community College, Oklahoma State University, PartnerTulsa, Atlas School, Osage, LLC, Skyway36, Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST), Tulsa Tech, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance, Madison Strategies Group, 36 Degrees North, Atento Capital, Build in Tulsa, and Cherokee Federal, Tulsa Higher Education Consortium, just to name a few. All of these partners, plus many more, came together to help make #Tulsa a global leader in autonomous systems and skill our workforce to meet the demands of the future economy.💻🚀🦾 #AAM #TechHubs #Workforcedevelooment #Economicimpact #THETA #Futureofwork #Autonomoussystems #Gamechanger #Partnershipsmatter #Technologyinnovation 💡Check out the THETA website below for full details and a complete partner list-👇 https://lnkd.in/gS7BryvE Tulsa Awarded $51 Million For Technology Innovation https://lnkd.in/gGPsTAdC

We are all set for the 6th Technovation Hackathon, have a look at this as we have transformed our campus into a hub of creativity to witness the next generation of innovators in action on 26th January 2025. Prof. Parma Nand #shardauniversity #hackathon #Innovation #InnovationUnleashed #scientific #creativity #urbanplanning #analytics #climate #sustainability #watertreatment #wastemanagement #explore #explorepage #exploremore

🕰️ Can you imagine visiting this monumental 10,000 Year Clock inside a mountain? In the heart of West Texas, a monumental #engineering feat is underway inside the Sierra Diablo Mountain Range. The 10,000 Year #Clock, a project funded by #JeffBezos, is a symbol of long-term thinking … but Ido not really grasp its utility other than a symbol. 💡 Designed to measure time for the next 10 millennia, this clock challenges us to extend our planning horizon beyond the immediate and contemplate our legacy over thousands of years. Encased within a mountain, this clock ticks once a year, with a #cuckoo emerging every #millennium, reminding us of the enduring impact of our actions today. The project’s remote location and the arduous journey required to reach it symbolize the effort and commitment needed to think in terms of deep time. It’s a physical and philosophical journey that invites reflection on how we shape our future. ⚡️As professionals, how often do we think about the long-term impacts of our #decisions? In an age dominated by short-term #metrics, the 10,000 Year Clock serves as a compelling reminder of the importance of #foresight in all that we do. Let's discuss: How can we apply long-term thinking in our fields to create a sustainable and enduring impact? #Innovation #Sustainability #LongTermThinking #Engineering #Billionairemindset

We are proud that a book called "35/20/15 – for Education and International Research Cooperation: The BME Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability is 35 years old" has been recently published by the Department. The volume consists of 15 studies in four chapters which reflect the diverse educative and research activities of the Department including: 1) Economic and Social Aspects of Sustainability, 2) Environmental Management, 3) Sustainable Consumption and 4) Research on Regional Level of Sustainability. Contents: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF SUSTAINABILITY Gábor Bartus: Escape from the Middle-income Trap by Sustainability Transformation Dr. Flora Ijjas & Annamária Pleszkáts: Reproductive Rights, Demographic Resilience and Gender Equality, from a Sustainability Perspective Ádám Csuvár & Éva Kármán-Tamus: Econometric Analysis of Household Firewood Consumption in relation to the Energy Ladder Hypothesis Mária Szalmáné Csete, PhD habil & Mariann Szabo PhD: EELISA Communities at the BME Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Harazin Piroska & Péterné Baranyi, Rita: The Past and Present of Environmental Management’s Focus István Vokony & Mária Szalmáné Csete, PhD habil: The New Paradigm of Sustainability: Energy Efficiency and Corporate Governance Models in the Digital Era Csilla Toth; Andras Hary & Kósi, Kálmán: Neutral Carbon Footprint Project at ZalaZONE Innovation Ecosystem SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION Valkó, László & Kálmán, Kristóf: Alternatives to Sustainable Consumption – the Ecological Footprint of Vegan Diets Mariann Szabo PhD & Horváth, György Ádám: Circular Economy Good Practices as Drivers of Interregional Learning in the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE NiCE Project Noemi Csigene Nagypal; Princz-Jakovics, Tibor & Ádám Csuvár: An Analysis of the Policy Background of Circular Lifestyles in Urban Settings in Hungary RESEARCH ON REGIONAL LEVEL OF SUSTAINABILITY Mária Szalmáné Csete, PhD habil & Szlávik, János: The Role of Locality in Sustainability Mariann Szabo PhD & Fruzsina Bozsoki: Sustainability Aspects of the Redevelopment of Brownfield Areas, Research at the BME Department of Environmental Economics and Sustainability During the Last Years Attila Buzási PhD; B. Szimonetta Beszedics-Jäger & Anna Csizovszky: Theoretical and Spatial Aspects of Urban Sustainability and Climate Adaptation Kinga Biró & Mária Szalmáné Csete, PhD habil: Regional Aspects of Climate-smart Agriculture Tamás Pálvölgyi, PhD; Éva Kármán-Tamus & Oliver Hortay PhD: Regional Characteristics of Sustainable Energy Transition in the European Union The book is available via the repositorium of the university: https://lnkd.in/dBsfXnSv

#Spacetech is one of the most challenging #STEMeducation fields because it is incredibly multi-disciplinary and demanding. Think you can't do it hands-on in order to make it accessible to more learners? Launch Canada & InspireTech Canada know otherwise. What a great collaboration across that gap (yawning abyss?) between K12 and post-secondary education in #onted. Nicely done Peel District School Board & Colleges Ontario. #CanadianEducation #robotics #rocketry #gamedevelopment #digitaltwinning #coding #electronics and so much more.

🚨#TakeMe2Space to Launch #Bharat's First #AI Lab in #Space🚨 TakeMe2Space, a #Hyderabad-based space technology firm, is set to launch MOI-TD, Bharat's first AI lab in space, aboard ISRO - Indian Space Research Organization's #PSLV C60 in December 2024. The mission is expected to transform space research by enabling real-time data processing in #orbit, reducing transmission costs and latency, and democratizing access for researchers, students, and small companies. Supported by IN-SPACe's state-of-the-art facilities, MOI-TD is aiming to unlock new possibilities in #Earth observation, #environmental monitoring, and future space-based data centers. Array of Zero https://lnkd.in/dAtATR9B #Journalism #TechNews #BusinessNews #Startups #TechTrends

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Engineering The Future Together

Hello, LinkedIn friends! At the beginning of 2025, I am happy to share a significant step in my professional career. This week I'll start a new chapter as Process Engineer at AFRY's Brazil Fire Protection team. “Engineered by AFRY shows who we are as a company, it illustrates that our extensive portfolio is our superpower, we can engineer bridges, buildings, energy solutions, circular systems as well as a thriving culture and equal opportunities. We are 19,000 colleagues present in 40 countries globally, and we intend to grow even further to increase our positive impact on society.” Joining AFRY is a professional goal achieved. I had the opportunity to know the company a few years ago, when it was operating as Pöyry in Brazil. Over the years, I followed its progress through LinkedIn, and today I am proud to be part of it: “We are AFRY – Making Future!” I share the company's values and its strong commitment to sustainability. AFRY acts responsibly in different areas, prioritizing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impacts. In the context of fire protection, environmental impacts are significant. Fires represents a considerable portion of global carbon emissions. While forest fires are the main contributors, fires in large cities and industrial facilities cannot be ignored. Detect and fight fires at the right time is crucial to prevent them and mitigate their effects. Another critical aspect is the optimization of water resources. Poorly designed fire protection systems can lead to excessive water consumption, either due to slow response times or the incorrect selection of water density or flow for specific applications. Globally, fire protection professionals are constantly booking for better solutions to ensure the efficient use of water in our field. From a social perspective, our work contributes to a safer and more functional society. We ensure that people can work in large industrial facilities without interruptions and return home safely at the end of the day. From a governance standpoint, well-founded decisions are essential to protect public and private assets. Preventing fires guarantees operational continuity and safeguards people and material assets. For all these reasons, we must value companies like AFRY, which demonstrate a strong commitment to the planet, the environment, and society as a whole. “We have a unique mix of competences and we are all passionate within our field. Sharing our expertise and insights to make a difference, we are driven by our curiosity to grow and learn more.”

You can learn even more about the CityLearn Challenge 2023 in our new blog post: https://lnkd.in/dhYRRWcn