Aaron Betsky
Curator, 2015 Shenzhen Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism
Lecture: Hunting and Gathering: Tactical Urbanism, Collage Architecture
Dirk J. Duncker, PhD
Professor of Experimental Cardiology at Erasmus University, Netherlands
3 Minutes Thesis (3MT) finalists from across 6 University of Waterloo faculties will compete to win money and advance to the 3MT Provincial Finals!
Competitors will have 1 static slide and 3 minutes to present the breadth and significance of their graduate research to a non-specialist panel of judges.
Be part of the action by selecting the People’s Choice award winner; no need to register. First come, first seated.
In this second Water Institute Lecture in the month of March, the Water Institute is pleased to host Dr. Charles Vörösmarty, Department of Civil Engineering, Director, CUNY Environmental CrossRoads Initiative, City University of New York; Distinguished Scientist, NOAA-CREST.
Dr. Vörösmarty's lecture is titled:Water in the 21st Century: Sources of Pessimism, Sources of Optimism
This lecture will be available via webcast.
The Water Institute is pleased to host a lecture by Dr. Sheila Olmstead, LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin and Visiting Fellow, Resources for the Future
Dr. Olmstead's lecture is titled: Water resources and climate change adaptation: An economist’s perspective
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ALISSA NORTH
University of Toronto
There are some wonderful opportunities available for engineering students to study for one or two terms at other leading engineering schools worldwide while earning credits toward their Waterloo degree!!
Find out how you may be able to take advantage of this!!!
There are some wonderful opportunities available for engineering students to study for one or two terms at other leading engineering schools worldwide while earning credits toward their Waterloo degree!
Find out how you may be able to take advantage of this.
Ontario’s wholesale electricity market is the hub at the centre of our system matching buyers and suppliers in real time, ensuring reliability and efficient dispatch all the time.
In many respects this dynamic marketplace, administered by the IESO, has been the unsung hero of the Ontario electricity sector accommodating the once in a lifetime changes that are occurring – phase out of flexible coal-fired generation, renewables, smart meters and step changes in technology advancement such as energy storage.
Dr. Thomas Harter, the Robert M. Hagan Endowed Chair for Water Management and Policy, Department of Land, Air and Water Resources, University of California, Davis, will deliver a Water Institute Lecture: Future of Groundwater Management in California.
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