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Anu Devi, Projects's Discussions
Searching for researchers to work on LifeTrac Prototype II -- An open source tractor that is highly relevant for developing countries
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Traidmark.org Mar 1.
The effect of food demand on agriculture and land in Brazil
Started Jan 18
Machines and Technologies to convert crops into green charcoal?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Graham F Knight Feb 12.
Anu Devi, Projects's Page
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Seeking innovative strategies for converting organic waste into fertilizers for agricultural use in Mali
There is a potential to begin a student project here. If you are MSc or PhD student looking for an exciting project in engineering, material science, environmental sustainability, and ecology that has practical implications, please do contact me at…
Dear members,
Our LifeTrac project leader recently completed the proposal for
LifeTrac Prototype II. Although LifeTrac I has been constructed and
tested in the field for the past one year, there are a number of issues
associated with the design. Li…
Science for Humanity would like to thank Professor Hakan Jonnson, an expert in Ecological Sanitation, Composting Technology and Environmental Systems Analysis, for his comments on the EcoSan research proposal. We would thank Professor Jonnson for hi…
Science for Humanity would like to thank Professor Sandy Cairncross from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical medicine for connecting us with researchers in the area of ecological sanitation. Thanks to Professor Cairncross we were able to conne…
Hi Ian,
Thank you for your interest in the Hexayurt. I would like to give you some additional information on the Hexayurt in addition to our CEO Sue Fidler's comments.
You can learn more about the Hexayurt at: http://hexayurt.com/. Through this li…
Hi All,
I'm not quite sure what is being seeked above but there are newly developed stoves that can turn any dry biomass into charcoal. They have been developed for those making Biochar and the best can also be used as a kitchen stove.
If you want…
Hi
BBC Click this pm (Sunday January 31st) had a bit about Haiti & crowdsourcing. iPlayer > http://bit.ly/bjLEPU from 10:31. Bit of #crisiscampLDN planning meet
Sue
Seeking to improve the water quality of a water filtering system in Thailand
Seeking to improve the water quality of a water filtering system in Thailand
Seeking innovative ways to study the response of crops to ecological sanitation product treatments.
Science for Humanity CEO, Sue Fidler, and our Hexayurt Project Leader, Vinay Gupta will be attending the Crisis Camp Haiti London Kickoff Meeting today.
Crisis Commons has responded to the crisis in Haiti with a series of Crisis Camps which are foc…
Dear members,
Our LifeTrac project leader recently completed the proposal for LifeTrac Prototype II. Although LifeTrac I has been constructed and tested in the field for the past one year, there are a number of issues associated with the design. Li…
Dear Members,
We would like to hear your views on the Green Charcoal project, finding innovative technologies to make green charcoal from renewable crops in Uganda. Please take a look at the work completed on creating green charcoal date (posted ab…
Hello members,
This is a must see video that shows the widespread use of land in Brazil in order to produce food and other products for the growing population. It shows how the combination of traditional farming techniques combined with recent deve…
LifeTrac prototype II
Introduction
We have already built LifeTrac, the world's first, high performance, open source, multipurpose tractor. Our learnings from this project are:
* Design-for-disassembly via bolt-together xyz beam design is feasible…
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Technology and the Crisis in Haiti - London UK Crisis Commons Launch
Science for Humanity CEO, Sue Fidler, and our Hexayurt Project Leader, Vinay Gupta will be attending the Crisis Camp Haiti London Kickoff Meeting today.
Crisis Commons has responded to the crisis in Haiti with a series of Crisis Camps which are focused on providing specific technical services including application development, mapping support and data acquisition. A CrisisCamp is an individual event with an overall purpose to create spe… Continue
Crisis Commons has responded to the crisis in Haiti with a series of Crisis Camps which are focused on providing specific technical services including application development, mapping support and data acquisition. A CrisisCamp is an individual event with an overall purpose to create spe… Continue
Posted on January 21, 2010 at 2:23pm — 2 Comments
Linking with Eldis Community
Science for Humanity recently joined Eldis Community to connect with scientists and organizations for project development. Contact me if you would like to start a project with Science for Humanity.
Best wishes,
Anu Devi
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Best wishes,
Anu Devi
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Posted on November 25, 2009 at 12:06pm —
Connecting with WELL
Science for Humanity is working towards connecting with WELL to help seeker, the WAND Foundation, initiate to test the concept of ecological sanitation in the Philippines. WELL is the resource centre for water, sanitation and environmental health based in the UK.
Posted on November 13, 2009 at 10:30am —
Connecting with researchers to find a solution to the Thailand Water project
Over the past month, Science for Humanity has been connecting with researchers in the area of water science to get involved with our Thailand Water project. We have been looking for scientists who can help our Project Leader (Pao) to conduct analysis of the water samples to determine the chlorine and E. Coli content in order to understand the current water contamination situation better as well as to use this information to make informed decisions about water treatment options that will be suita… Continue
Posted on November 5, 2009 at 11:30am —
Ecoshelter
Science for Humanity recently met with Dr. Marcus Simmons, Technical Director of Ecoshelter, to discuss linking organizations together with scientists to build shelters that can provide benefit to communities in developing countries.
Posted on November 5, 2009 at 10:47am —
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 6:01am on October 18, 2009,
Pradeep K Srivastava said… - I am very keen to work with the Science for Humanity specially in the area of science communication.
- At 5:27am on June 23, 2009,
Mahesh Kumar Gaur said… - I am keen to associate with the Science for Humanity for a long term permanent basis.
wishes,
- mahesh gaur
- At 5:27pm on June 17, 2009,
Traidmark.org said… - Hi Just sent you this message but wanted to post it so anyone can see it:)
Thanks for that. What you are working on is just what we want to help with so would love to come in to an appropriate meeting any time.
There are two key elements. 1. the collaboration website (which makes us qualify to work with you:) and 2. linking to real world places such as the innovation park.
We keep meeting great organisations that are doing work far more impressive than we could (just like you:) and are hoping to act as an agent by linking them up so their great work can be made even better by collaborating with other charities/NFPO's.
For example we have links to multiple sites that could be interested in working with you and also to mindblowing tech people who are interested in making your web service even better so that young people can make permanent change to their communities while helping them to make jobs for themselves.
Does this sound of interest?
If so it would be great to work with you. Who should I speak to?
If you can make it please come to the Tuttle Club at the ICA on Friday from 10-12 to have a chat and meet some of the potential partners.
Ed 07941924923
p.s. please add to the http://www.openspacecafe.ning.com page so everyone can see your comments (or write them here and post the link there:)
- At 2:57pm on May 18, 2009,
Science for Humanity said… - Coffee Peru information sheet.pdfCan you send it to them this way?
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