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Engineers Without Borders- Cambridge: Talks
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The Cambridge branch of EWB will be running three different series of talks throughout Lent 2010. - Professional speakers - Lunchtime lectures - TED talks @ The Cafe Project Each week we will welcome an evening speaker from a different area of the development sector – ranging from water and sanitation to sustainable architecture. The aim is to inspire students interested in international development and the talks are by no means restricted to engineers! We will also have a series of lectures on weekday lunchtimes from students who are involved in research projects through EWB or have volunteered on overseas placements. These aim to demonstrate some of the ways students can get more involved with EWB and gain international development experience while at Cambridge. Finally we will be joining the Cafe Project once a fortnight for a relaxed atmosphere to screen TED talks relevant to international development. Looking forward to seeing you there! If you have a question about this list, please contact: Jamie Radford; George Walker. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 15 talks in the archive. TED Chat - Appropriate technology
The US Government's volunteer-based approach to facilitating development: Water and sanitation examples from PanamaOld Kitchens is next door to the Erasmus room if you've been to recent talks.
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TED Chat
Community-led housing: partnerships of cooperative conflict in Mumbai and the role of the reflective practitionerJoin us for formal at Emmanuel - please email jtr29@cam.ac.uk to reserve a formal ticket ASAP
EWB-Cam Placement Talk - Mapping Informal Settlements in Pune, India.
Delivery models for energy access in poor communities: Experiences for small-hydro and improved stovesJoin us for formal after the talk - please email jtr29@cam.ac.uk to reserve a ticket by Fri 12th
EWB-Cam Research Project - Energy for Rural Healthcare Centres and School Sanitation Solutions in Bhutan
Sustainable Passiv Haus DesignPrompt start at 18:00, followed by formal at Pembroke - no further tickets available
The role of engineers in developmentPrompt start at 18:00, followed by formal - email cu214@cam.ac.uk by Tues 2nd to reserve a ticket
EWB-Cam Research Project - Solar Lanterns in Kenya
EWB-Cam Placement and Research Talk - Earthquake Reconstruction and Micro-hydropower in Peru
Sanitation for the urban poor in developing countries - Is the flush toilet the worst invention the world has ever known?All are welcome to come to formal at Pembroke afterwards with the speaker. Email before Tuesday 19th to reserve a place.
EWB-Cam Placement Talk - Enhanced wood burning cook stoves in rural El Salvador
Seismically-Resistant Housing Design and Post-Disaster Reconstruction in El Salvador
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Friday 12 March 2010, 18:45-20:00