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Panel discussion between some exceptional individuals which included Prof. Jacinta D'souza, Chairperson; Erik Zepka, Researcher; Dr. Subhojit Sen, RLS Fellow and Jatin Khaimani, After iGEM Ambassador.
Panel discussion between some exceptional individuals which included Prof. Jacinta D'souza, Chairperson; Erik Zepka, Researcher; Dr. Subhojit Sen, RLS Fellow and Jatin Khaimani, After iGEM Ambassador.
Jenny, James and other useful people discussing if there is going to be a Topper challenge tonight.
The chitchat turned serious...
Young Soo Kim, Director, Technology Transfer and Protection Division, Korea Technology Finance Corporation, speaks at the panel discussion entitled “Closing the Knowledge Gap” during the WIPO GREEN 10 Year Anniversary Symposium – Accelerating the Imperative: Green Technology Deployment held at WIPO Headquarters in Geneva, on November 1, 2023.
Held to mark the 10th anniversary of WIPO’s online marketplace that connects providers and seekers of sustainable technologies, the hybrid event featured a keynote address, panel discussions, a fireside chat, and networking opportunities.
It took a close look at the role of green technologies in shaping a sustainable future, exploring how we can accelerate green technology deployment, and how WIPO GREEN can further expand its impact.
More: WIPO GREEN Symposium Charts Path for Future Green Technology Strategy.
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Emmanuel Berrod. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Representatives from National Authorities gathered for the annual meeting in the Ieper Room at OPCW Headquarters in The Hague, the Netherlands, from 20 - 22 November 2024.
This Gator fan has snagged one of the many stuffed cats that could be found. The cat was being used as a prop with the Gator to the left by the LSU fans and the Gator fan took offense to the show. He suggested that they just leave the Gator alone.
Продюсер - всемогутній джин, або раб лампи! Володимир Філіппов, генпродюсер центру "Інсайтмедіа" © repor.to/landar
This interdisciplinary panel discussion reflects on the historical roles (expected and unexpected) of non-human others in crafting urban and regional landscapes, and the politics, biopolitics and aesthetics of more-than-human interactions.
Organized by Nida Rehman, Ann Kalla Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, Carnegie Mellon University. The event took place on 30 April 2017 at the Center for Sustainable Landscapes in Pittsburgh, PA.
Photo credit: Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture / Hugh "Smokey" Dyar