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I2D-list Gentle Reminder Sixth I2D Lab Meeting and 2017 I2D Lab Expo Flyer
by Burniske, Andrea E 24 Jan '17

24 Jan '17

Sixth I2D Lab Meeting Academic Year 2016 - 2017 Thursday, January 26, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501 - Please RSVP Please invite your colleagues. Also, attached is the 2017 I2D Lab Expo Flyer Finally - remember that Friday, January 27th is the deadline for DRAFT proposal submissions. If you would like assistance from I2D Lab in identifying partners or looking over your proposal, this is the time to do it. [cid:image002.png@01D27646.B47B6660] BI-MONTHLY MEETINGS REMINDER Colleagues, The Innovation for International Development Lab (I2D Lab) under the Office of Global Engineering Programs (GEP) aims to foster a vibrant community of faculty, staff, and students working with international partners to address grand challenges in international development based on engineering innovations and market-driven approaches. This includes research, design, adaptation, and field-testing of appropriate technologies and services that have strong potential to become scalable solutions for energy access, healthcare, water and sanitation, labor-saving innovations, and disaster/humanitarian response. The next I2D Lab meeting of this semester is scheduled for Thursday, January 26, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501 with the following agenda: 12:00pm Announcements - funding opportunities, upcoming campus visitors and events, etc. 12:15pm Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley (CE): Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries (Profs. Ernest Blatchley III<https://engineering.purdue.edu/CE/People/view_person?resource_id=1986/>, Bruce Applegate<https://ag.purdue.edu/foodsci/Pages/Profile.aspx?strAlias=applegab&intDirDe…>, Joseph Camp, Jr<https://vet.purdue.edu/directory/person.php?id=63>.) - This project involves the development and implementation of continuous-flow water disinfection systems for production of potable water that use solar radiation. Ongoing research among the PIs and a graduate student has allowed for demonstration of the efficacy of solar UVB radiation against bacteria and protozoa. Results of recently completed experiments have demonstrated that ambient solar UVB radiation is effective for inactivation of Salmonella typhi LT2 and Vibrio harveyi; these two species of bacteria are non-pathogenic, but are closely related to the bacteria that cause typhoid fever and cholera, respectively. More recent results have indicated the efficacy of solar UVB radiation against the oocysts of Cryptosporidium parvum, a common protozoan parasite. Collectively, these responses indicate that solar UVB radiation is effective for inactivation of the microbial pathogens that are responsible for the majority of waterborne, communicable disease outbreaks in developing countries. Related work involves the development of "direct" and "indirect" solar UV disinfection systems. In the direct solar UV reactors, ambient sunlight is amplified and focused on a small region, through which water is pumped to allow adequate exposure to UVB radiation. In the indirect systems, low-cost solar panels are used to convert solar radiation into electrical power. In turn, this electrical power is used to drive small, commercially-available UV disinfection systems that are based on "artificial" sources of germicidal UV radiation, such as mercury lamps or UV light emitting diodes (UV LEDs).The results of work to date indicate that both approaches (direct and indirect) are effective for disinfection of water. Water treatment systems based on these reactors could represent important components of systems to produce safe, affordable water at a community scale. Implementation of these systems will likely follow a particle separation process, such as a simple sand filter. This approach to treatment will conform to the multiple-barrier concept, which represents the contemporary standard for water treatment. An example of such a technology would be the filtration system that has been developed and implemented by the Jafvert Group in Civil Engineering at Purdue University. The proposed project will involve field experiments on the Purdue campus, in the Dominican Republic (DR), and in Kenya. Experiments at Purdue University will involve testing of prototype systems to develop simple, inexpensive systems to control flow rate through the system. Field experiments in the DR and Kenya will be conducted to quantify actual performance in the field and to address non-technical barriers to implementation of these technologies. 12:45pm Gary Burniske (CGFS): How can we position ourselves to respond to donor RFPs? Every day the US Government (USAID, State Department, and others), foundations and other donors release calls for proposals that request solutions to global challenges. These Calls require different approaches and different outcomes than NSF, NIH, etc. proposals, and yet your research translations could be part of these solutions. But how do we prepare to respond to these Calls in a timely manner, with a competitive bid? Gary Burniske has more than 35 years of experience writing such proposals and managing global development projects. 1:15pm Round-the-table updates This semester, we will also be offering the opportunity to join I2D Lab meetings remotely via WebEx. If you would like to join via this option, please let me know and I will send a connection link. The goal of these meetings is to learn more about engineering faculty interests and ongoing projects in global sustainable development, look for potential research collaborations, and to network with partners on campus to target new funding/partnership opportunities. Please feel free to share this announcement with interested colleagues or graduate students. We ask that you RSVP at gep(a)purdue.edu<mailto:gep@purdue.edu> to this, and subsequent meetings so that we can obtain a count for lunch. If you do not RSVP, you will not receive lunch. Lunch starts at 11:30. Please RSVP by noon, Tuesday January 24th so we can to place the lunch order. The meeting schedule for remainder of the semester follows. If you are interested in sharing your own project in an upcoming meeting, please let us know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALL MEETINGS ARE 12:00-1:30PM IN WANG 2501 I2D Meeting Schedule: 2016- 2017 Wednesday, January 11: Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME): Point-of-Care Detection of Neonatal Sepsis; and Vilas Pol (ChE): Upcycling plastic waste to create valuable carbon nanotubes and spheres for use in batteries and lubricants. Thursday, January 26: Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley (CE): Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries; and special session: Positioning Ourselves to Respond to Donor RFPs Wednesday, February 8: Seed Grantee Klein Ileleji (ABE): Grain Moisture Sensor; and special session: Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Projects Thursday, February 23: John Lumkes (ABE): PUP Innovation Stages; and Seed Grantee Julie Liu (ChE): Cell-phone Based Detection of HIV Drug Resistance Wednesday, March 8: Seed Grantees Yuehwern Yih (IE): CRS Emergency Response E-Supply Chain Management System ; and Chad Jafvert (CE): Rural Potable Water Systems Thursday, March 23: I2D Lab Expo Poster Session at ARMS Atrium 5pm, and March 24, actual Expo at PMU Wednesday, April 5: Brandon Boor (CE and EEE): Nandi Indoor Air Pollution Study; and Ayhan Irfanoglu (CE): Earthquake Resilient Construction Using Local Materials<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/Earthquake-Resilient> Thursday, April 20: Jennifer DeBoer (ENE): Engineering Skills Curriculum and Digital Materials for Out-of-school Youth<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/ENGR-youth>; and 10 minute presentations from new grantees Andrea Burniske Program Manager, i2D Lab Global Engineering Programs 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske

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I2D-list Sixth I2D Lab Meeting and Poster Reception Materials
by Burniske, Andrea E 19 Jan '17

19 Jan '17

Sixth I2D Lab Meeting Academic Year 2016 - 2017 Thursday, January 26, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501 - Please RSVP Please invite your colleagues. Note that I will send out a reminder next week, and this reminder will contain an abstract of the presentation Also, attached are poster reception submission request, and template. Finally - remember that Friday, January 27th is the deadline for DRAFT proposal submissions. If you would like assistance from I2D Lab in identifying partners or looking over your proposal, this is the time to do it. [cid:image002.png@01D27250.5D5E7FB0] BI-MONTHLY MEETINGS REMINDER Colleagues, The Innovation for International Development Lab (I2D Lab) under the Office of Global Engineering Programs (GEP) aims to foster a vibrant community of faculty, staff, and students working with international partners to address grand challenges in international development based on engineering innovations and market-driven approaches. This includes research, design, adaptation, and field-testing of appropriate technologies and services that have strong potential to become scalable solutions for energy access, healthcare, water and sanitation, labor-saving innovations, and disaster/humanitarian response. The next I2D Lab meeting of this semester is scheduled for Thursday, January 26, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501 with the following agenda: 12:00pm Announcements - funding opportunities, upcoming campus visitors and events, etc. 12:15pm Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley (CE): Solar UV Disinfection for Potable Water in Developing Countries 12:45pm Gary Burniske (CGFS): How can we position ourselves to respond to donor RFPs? 1:15pm Round-the-table updates This semester, we will also be offering the opportunity to join I2D Lab meetings remotely via WebEx. If you would like to join via this option, please let me know and I will send a connection link. The goal of these meetings is to learn more about engineering faculty interests and ongoing projects in global sustainable development, look for potential research collaborations, and to network with partners on campus to target new funding/partnership opportunities. Please feel free to share this announcement with interested colleagues or graduate students. We ask that you RSVP at gep(a)purdue.edu<mailto:gep@purdue.edu> to this, and subsequent meetings so that we can obtain a count for lunch. If you do not RSVP, you will not receive lunch. Lunch starts at 11:30. Please RSVP by noon, Tuesday January 24th so we can to place the lunch order. The meeting schedule for remainder of the semester follows. If you are interested in sharing your own project in an upcoming meeting, please let us know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALL MEETINGS ARE 12:00-1:30PM IN WANG 2501 I2D Meeting Schedule: 2016- 2017 Wednesday, January 11: Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME): Point-of-Care Detection of Neonatal Sepsis; and Vilas Pol (ChE): Upcycling plastic waste to create valuable carbon nanotubes and spheres for use in batteries and lubricants. Thursday, January 26: Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley (CE): Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries; and special session: Positioning Ourselves to Respond to Donor RFPs Wednesday, February 8: Seed Grantee Klein Ileleji (ABE): Grain Moisture Sensor; and special session: Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Projects Thursday, February 23: John Lumkes (ABE): PUP Innovation Stages; and Seed Grantee Julie Liu (ChE): Cell-phone Based Detection of HIV Drug Resistance Wednesday, March 8: Seed Grantees Yuehwern Yih (IE): CRS Emergency Response E-Supply Chain Management System ; and Chad Jafvert (CE): Rural Potable Water Systems Thursday, March 23: I2D Lab Expo Poster Session at ARMS Atrium 5pm, and March 24, actual Expo at PMU Wednesday, April 5: Brandon Boor (CE and EEE): Nandi Indoor Air Pollution Study; and Ayhan Irfanoglu (CE): Earthquake Resilient Construction Using Local Materials<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/Earthquake-Resilient> Thursday, April 20: Jennifer DeBoer (ENE): Engineering Skills Curriculum and Digital Materials for Out-of-school Youth<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/ENGR-youth>; and 10 minute presentations from new grantees Andrea Burniske Program Manager, i2D Lab Global Engineering Programs 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske

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I2D-list I2D Expo
by Burniske, Andrea E 11 Jan '17

11 Jan '17

Dear Colleagues, Please see the attached 'Save the Date' for the 2017 I2D Expo. Andrea Burniske Program Manager, I 2D Lab Global Engineering Programs, 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab Punctuated Equilibrium - the hypothesis that evolutionary development is marked by isolated episodes of rapid speciation between long periods of little or no change

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I2D-list FW: Hold the date Innovation for International Development Expo March 23/24
by Burniske, Andrea E 10 Jan '17

10 Jan '17

Please see the attached 'Save the Date' for the I2D Lab Expo March 23 - 24th. Andrea Burniske Program Manager, I 2D Lab Global Engineering Programs, 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab Punctuated Equilibrium - the hypothesis that evolutionary development is marked by isolated episodes of rapid speciation between long periods of little or no change From: Raman, Arvind Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2017 3:44 PM To: Anil Bajaj <anil.k.bajaj.1(a)purdue.edu>; Raman, Arvind <raman(a)purdue.edu>; Bahr, David F <dfbahr(a)purdue.edu>; Holloway, Elizabeth M <holloway(a)purdue.edu>; Burrell, Rita A <burrelr(a)purdue.edu>; Carmichael, David S <carmicha(a)purdue.edu>; Babick, Christine M <babick(a)purdue.edu>; Crawford, Melba M <mcrawford(a)purdue.edu>; Deshmukh, Abhijit V <abhi(a)purdue.edu>; Dietz, Jason Matthew <dietz(a)purdue.edu>; Engel, Bernard A. <engelb(a)purdue.edu>; Fentiman, Audeen W <fentiman(a)purdue.edu>; Frosch, Robert J <frosch(a)purdue.edu>; Govindaraju, Rao S <govind(a)purdue.edu>; Harris, Michael T <mtharris(a)purdue.edu>; Hastak, Makarand <hastak(a)purdue.edu>; Howell, Kathleen <howell(a)purdue.edu>; Jamieson, Leah H. <lhj(a)purdue.edu>; Kim, Sangtae <kim55(a)purdue.edu>; Kokini, Klod <kokini(a)purdue.edu>; Percifield, Carolyn A. <carolynp(a)purdue.edu>; Balakrishnan, Venkataramanan <ragu(a)purdue.edu>; Robledo, David Cruz <drobledo(a)purdue.edu>; Shih, Tom I-P. <tomshih(a)purdue.edu>; Sondgerath, William J <wsondgerath(a)purdue.edu>; Sutherland, John W <jwsuther(a)purdue.edu>; Wilcox, Alyssa M <amwilcox(a)prf.org>; Wodicka, George R <wodicka(a)purdue.edu> Cc: Burniske, Andrea E <Andreaburniske(a)purdue.edu>; Moseson, Alexander J <alexmoseson(a)purdue.edu> Subject: Hold the date Innovation for International Development Expo March 23/24 Dear ELT members, We are hosting the third I2D Lab Expo on March 24 this year with an exciting expected line up of Keynote speakers from USAID, UN Foundation, Gates Foundation, Resilient Africa Network etc who will speaking about opportunities for engineering innovations for international development. Please see attached. Innovation for International Development Lab (I2D Lab) is CoE's initiative to support international partnerships, engineering innovations, and grantsmanship towards the UN's Global Development Goals. www.i2dlab.org<http://www.i2dlab.org> There are three separate sessions that make up the Expo: 1. March 23 Thursday 5-7 PM (ARMS Lobby), Poster Competition and Reception 2. March 24 Friday 8.30-11.30 AM (West Faculty Lounge), I2D Lab Innovator Advisory Session (engr faculty and student innovators in intl development get feedback on their work from invited guests) 3. March 24 Friday 1.00-5.00 PM (West Faculty Lounge), Keynote Session (keynote talks) I am writing to invite you to attend any or all of these sessions. Regards, Arvind

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I2D-list Reminder RSVP Please! Fifth I2D Lab Meeting Academic Year 2016 - 2017 Wednesday, January 11, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501
by Burniske, Andrea E 09 Jan '17

09 Jan '17

Head's Up about Wednesday's faculty meeting. Faculty presenters, please invite your colleagues. Note that I will send out a reminder next week, and this reminder will contain an abstract of the presentations [cid:image003.png@01D26A71.2626C750] BI-MONTHLY MEETINGS REMINDER Colleagues, The Innovation for International Development Lab (I2D Lab) under the Office of Global Engineering Programs (GEP) aims to foster a vibrant community of faculty, staff, and students working with international partners to address grand challenges in international development based on engineering innovations and market-driven approaches. This includes research, design, adaptation, and field-testing of appropriate technologies and services that have strong potential to become scalable solutions for energy access, healthcare, water and sanitation, labor-saving innovations, and disaster/humanitarian response. The next I2D Lab meeting of this semester is scheduled for Wednesday, January 11, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501 with the following agenda: 12:00pm Announcements - funding opportunities, upcoming campus visitors and events, etc. 12:15pm Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME): Point-of-Care Detection of Neonatal Sepsis Neonatal sepsis, an infection of the bloodstream, is the most common cause of infant mortality in low- and middle-income countries. Currently, sepsis detection in high-risk newborns requires days of culture and is presumptively treated with expensive, wide-spectrum IV antibiotics. Working with Prof. Fabian Esamai at Moi University College of Health Sciences in Eldoret Kenya, we are in our second year of I2D Lab seed funding to develop a rapid, low-cost, point-of-care diagnostic to detect and differentiate bacterial pathogens causing neonatal sepsis. We will talk about our progress developing a portable, paper-based device that integrates bacterial capture from a blood sample, DNA amplification, and detection of four separate pathogens. The challenges to implementation as well as additional applications of the platform will also be described. 12:45pm Vilas Pol (ChE): Upcycling of Plastic Bags Environmentally harmful plastic waste is a major concern throughout the world. The developed novel autogenic process completely destroys unsorted plastic waste in a technologically beneficial, environmentally responsible manner before the plastic enters the waste stream. The one-step, low-energy, solvent-less process is called "upcycling" because it produces products having greater value than the original plastics, particularly structurally tunable carbon microspheres that have important tribological and battery applications, and carbon nanotubes that proved to be superior to carbon microspheres for tribological uses. 1:15pm Round-the-table updates This semester, we will also be offering the opportunity to join I2D Lab meetings remotely via WebEx. If you would like to join via this option, please let me know and I will send a connection link. The goal of these meetings is to learn more about engineering faculty interests and ongoing projects in global sustainable development, look for potential research collaborations, and to network with partners on campus to target new funding/partnership opportunities. Please feel free to share this announcement with interested colleagues or graduate students. We ask that you RSVP at gep(a)purdue.edu<mailto:gep@purdue.edu> to this, and subsequent meetings so that we can obtain a count for lunch. If you do not RSVP, you will not receive lunch. Lunch starts at 11:30. Please RSVP by noon, Monday October 2nd so Tami is able to place the lunch order. The meeting schedule for remainder of the semester follows. If you are interested in sharing your own project in an upcoming meeting, please let us know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALL MEETINGS ARE 12:00-1:30PM IN WANG 2501 I2D Meeting Schedule: 2016- 2017 Wednesday, January 11: Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME): Point-of-Care Detection of Neonatal Sepsis; and Vilas Pol (ChE): Upcycling plastic waste to create valuable carbon nanotubes and spheres for use in batteries and lubricants. Thursday, January 26: Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley (CE): Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries; and special session: Positioning Ourselves to Respond to Donor RFPs Wednesday, February 8: Seed Grantee Klein Ileleji (ABE): Grain Moisture Sensor; and special session: Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Projects Thursday, February 23: John Lumkes (ABE): PUP Innovation Stages; and Seed Grantee Julie Liu (ChE): Cell-phone Based Detection of HIV Drug Resistance Wednesday, March 8: Seed Grantees Yuehwern Yih (IE): CRS Emergency Response E-Supply Chain Management System ; and Chad Jafvert (CE): Rural Potable Water Systems Thursday, March 23: I2D Lab Expo Poster Session at ARMS Atrium 5pm, and March 24, actual Expo at PMU Wednesday, April 5: Brandon Boor (CE and EEE): Nandi Indoor Air Pollution Study; and Ayhan Irfanoglu (CE): Earthquake Resilient Construction Using Local Materials<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/Earthquake-Resilient> Thursday, April 20: Jennifer DeBoer (ENE): Engineering Skills Curriculum and Digital Materials for Out-of-school Youth<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/ENGR-youth>; and 10 minute presentations from new grantees Andrea Burniske Program Manager, i2D Lab Global Engineering Programs 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske

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I2D-list RSVP Please! Fifth I2D Lab Meeting Academic Year 2016 - 2017 Wednesday, January 11, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501
by Burniske, Andrea E 05 Jan '17

05 Jan '17

Head's Up about next Wednesday's faculty meeting. Faculty presenters, please invite your colleagues. Note that I will send out a reminder next week, and this reminder will contain an abstract of the presentations [cid:image003.png@01D2674C.C42B4070] BI-MONTHLY MEETINGS REMINDER Colleagues, The Innovation for International Development Lab (I2D Lab) under the Office of Global Engineering Programs (GEP) aims to foster a vibrant community of faculty, staff, and students working with international partners to address grand challenges in international development based on engineering innovations and market-driven approaches. This includes research, design, adaptation, and field-testing of appropriate technologies and services that have strong potential to become scalable solutions for energy access, healthcare, water and sanitation, labor-saving innovations, and disaster/humanitarian response. The next I2D Lab meeting of this semester is scheduled for Wednesday, January 11, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501 with the following agenda: 12:00pm Announcements - funding opportunities, upcoming campus visitors and events, etc. 12:15pm Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME): Point-of-Care Detection of Neonatal Sepsis 12:45pm Vilas Pol (ChE): Upcycling plastic waste to create valuable carbon nanotubes and spheres for use in batteries and lubricants 1:15pm Round-the-table updates This semester, we will also be offering the opportunity to join I2D Lab meetings remotely via WebEx. If you would like to join via this option, please let me know and I will send a connection link. The goal of these meetings is to learn more about engineering faculty interests and ongoing projects in global sustainable development, look for potential research collaborations, and to network with partners on campus to target new funding/partnership opportunities. Please feel free to share this announcement with interested colleagues or graduate students. We ask that you RSVP at gep(a)purdue.edu<mailto:gep@purdue.edu> to this, and subsequent meetings so that we can obtain a count for lunch. If you do not RSVP, you will not receive lunch. Lunch starts at 11:30. Please RSVP by noon, Monday October 2nd so Tami is able to place the lunch order. The meeting schedule for remainder of the semester follows. If you are interested in sharing your own project in an upcoming meeting, please let us know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALL MEETINGS ARE 12:00-1:30PM IN WANG 2501 I2D Meeting Schedule: 2016- 2017 Wednesday, January 11: Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME): Point-of-Care Detection of Neonatal Sepsis; and Vilas Pol (ChE): Upcycling plastic waste to create valuable carbon nanotubes and spheres for use in batteries and lubricants. Thursday, January 26: Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley (CE): Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries; and special session: Positioning Ourselves to Respond to Donor RFPs Wednesday, February 8: Seed Grantee Klein Ileleji (ABE): Grain Moisture Sensor; and special session: Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Projects Thursday, February 23: John Lumkes (ABE): PUP Innovation Stages; and Seed Grantee Julie Liu (ChE): Cell-phone Based Detection of HIV Drug Resistance Wednesday, March 8: Seed Grantees Yuehwern Yih (IE): CRS Emergency Response E-Supply Chain Management System ; and Chad Jafvert (CE): Rural Potable Water Systems Thursday, March 23: I2D Lab Expo Poster Session at ARMS Atrium 5pm, and March 24, actual Expo at PMU Wednesday, April 5: Brandon Boor (CE and EEE): Nandi Indoor Air Pollution Study; and Ayhan Irfanoglu (CE): Earthquake Resilient Construction Using Local Materials<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/Earthquake-Resilient> Thursday, April 20: Jennifer DeBoer (ENE): Engineering Skills Curriculum and Digital Materials for Out-of-school Youth<https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab/Projects/ENGR-youth>; and 10 minute presentations from new grantees Andrea Burniske Program Manager, i2D Lab Global Engineering Programs 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske

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I2D-list Warm Holiday Wishes from Purdue's Global Engineering Programs!
by Arvind Raman 21 Dec '16

21 Dec '16

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I2D-list FW: Engineering and Globalization (ENE55400) - Spring 2017
by Burniske, Andrea E 21 Dec '16

21 Dec '16

Dear I2D List Faculty, Please see information (below) from Brent Jesiek about a Spring semester class on Globalization that he is team teaching with Jennifer DeBoer. Also, attached, is a related Spring semester course on international development that I have teaching slots in, as well as many others. It is Agronomy, but perfectly applicable to any student who is interested in this topic. Note that undergrads need permission to enroll from their advisors. Best wishes, and Lovely Celebrations to you all, Andrea Andrea Burniske Program Manager, I 2D Lab Global Engineering Programs, 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske https://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP/I2DLab Punctuated Equilibrium - the hypothesis that evolutionary development is marked by isolated episodes of rapid speciation between long periods of little or no change From: Jesiek, Brent K Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2016 3:47 PM To: Burniske, Andrea E <Andreaburniske(a)purdue.edu> Subject: Fw: Engineering and Globalization (ENE55400) - Spring 2017 Hi Andrea, We are trying to get word out about a Spring 2017 graduate course that Jennifer DeBoer and I are teaching for the first time: ENE55400 - Engineering and Globalization. More details below. Might you kindly forward this information to the I2D mailing list? Thanks and happy holidays! Brent (and Jennifer) -- ENE55400 - Engineering and Globalization - Spring 2017 Mondays, 10:30-1:20 PM, ARMS 3109 CRN 19958 The focus of this course is on the multifaceted economic, social, cultural, and technological dynamics of globalization, including associated impacts on engineering education and practice. The course emphasizes engineering, globalization, cultural identity, and society primarily from the perspectives of the emerging Asian economies and Europe, as well as the United States. The course includes a number of historical and contemporary case studies, offering opportunities for exploration of topics and themes such as global knowledge economies and migration, international and transnational institutions, and economic development. It is taught within a learner-centric, highly interactive, collaborative learning environment in which students are expected to learn from one another, as well as from the instructor and other course resources. The course places particular emphasis on oral and written communication skills, intercultural development, web-based research, and information literacy. Engineering and Globalization is designed for engineering students, educators, and practicing professionals who have engaged, or expect to engage, with global or multicultural projects.

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I2D-list CANCELLED: Fourth I2D Lab Meeting...December 7th
by Moseson, Alexander J 05 Dec '16

05 Dec '16

Dear Colleagues, The I2D bi-monthly meeting scheduled for this Wednesday has been CANCELLED due in part to heavy travel. We apologize for the late notice, and look forward to reconnecting in this venue in the Spring term. Best regards, Alex Alexander J. Moseson, Ph.D. Managing Director of Global Engineering Programs AlexMoseson(a)purdue.edu +1-765-496-7298 engineering.purdue.edu/GEP<http://engineering.purdue.edu/GEP> LinkedIn<https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexmoseson> Live calendar availability (free/busy)<http://exchange.purdue.edu/owa/calendar/25e9855235794053a5e6e6e1175dacb3@pu…> From: Burniske, Andrea E [mailto:Andreaburniske@purdue.edu] Sent: Sunday, December 4, 2016 10:42 PM To: i2d-list(a)ecn.purdue.edu Subject: Fourth I2D Lab Meeting Academic Year 2016 - 2017 Wednesday, December 7th, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501 Head's Up about this Wednesday's faculty meeting, as usual in Wang 2501. Faculty presenters, please invite your colleagues. Also RSVP ASAP. [cid:image003.png@01D24F06.5A283BF0] BI-MONTHLY MEETINGS REMINDER Colleagues, The Innovation for International Development Lab (I2D Lab) under the Office of Global Engineering Programs (GEP) aims to foster a vibrant community of faculty, staff, and students working with international partners to address grand challenges in international development based on engineering innovations and market-driven approaches. This includes research, design, adaptation, and field-testing of appropriate technologies and services that have strong potential to become scalable solutions for energy access, healthcare, water and sanitation, labor-saving innovations, and disaster/humanitarian response. The next I2D Lab meeting of this semester is scheduled for Wednesday, December 7th,, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501with the following agenda: 12:00pm Announcements - funding opportunities, upcoming campus visitors and events, etc. 12:15pm Seed Grantees Chip Blatchley (CE) and Margaret Busse, Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries 12:45pm Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME), Rapid, paper-based point of care detection of neo-natal sepsis 1:15pm Round-the-table updates We offer the opportunity to join I2D Lab meetings remotely via WebEx. If you would like to join via this option, please let me know and I will send a connection link. The goal of these meetings is to learn more about engineering faculty interests and ongoing projects in global sustainable development, look for potential research collaborations, and to network with partners on campus to target new funding/partnership opportunities. Please feel free to share this announcement with interested colleagues or graduate students. We ask that you RSVP at gep(a)purdue.edu<mailto:gep@purdue.edu> to this, and subsequent meetings so that we can obtain a count for lunch. If you do not RSVP, you will not receive lunch. Lunch starts at 11:30. Please RSVP by noon, Monday October 2nd so Tami is able to place the lunch order. The meeting schedule for remainder of the semester follows. If you are interested in sharing your own project in an upcoming meeting, please let us know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALL MEETINGS ARE 12:00-1:30PM IN WANG 2501 I2D Meeting Schedule: Fall Semester 2016- 2017 Wednesday, October 5: Seed Grantees Chad Jafvert and John Howarter; Rural Potable Water Systems, and Gary Burniske, Logical Frameworks for Development Projects Thursday, October 20: Seed Grantees Jennifer DeBoer, Engineering Skills Curriculum and Digital Materials for Out-of-School Youth; and Yuehwern Yih, CRS Emergency Response E-Supply Chain Management System Wednesday, November 2: Seed Grantee Nandi Indoor Air Pollution Study (Danielle presenting) and Andrea Burniske, Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Projects Thursday, November, 17: Seed Grantees Chongli Yuan and Julie Liu, Cell-phone Based Detection of HIV Drug Resistance, and Klein Ileleji, Grain Moisture Sensor Wednesday, December 7: Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley and Margaret Busse, Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries ; and Jackie Linnes, Rapid, low-cost detection of neo-natal sepsis Andrea Burniske Program Manager, i2D Lab Global Engineering Programs 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske

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I2D-list Fourth I2D Lab Meeting Academic Year 2016 - 2017 Wednesday, December 7th, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501
by Burniske, Andrea E 04 Dec '16

04 Dec '16

Head's Up about this Wednesday's faculty meeting, as usual in Wang 2501. Faculty presenters, please invite your colleagues. Also RSVP ASAP. [cid:image002.png@01D24E7F.A1297EB0] BI-MONTHLY MEETINGS REMINDER Colleagues, The Innovation for International Development Lab (I2D Lab) under the Office of Global Engineering Programs (GEP) aims to foster a vibrant community of faculty, staff, and students working with international partners to address grand challenges in international development based on engineering innovations and market-driven approaches. This includes research, design, adaptation, and field-testing of appropriate technologies and services that have strong potential to become scalable solutions for energy access, healthcare, water and sanitation, labor-saving innovations, and disaster/humanitarian response. The next I2D Lab meeting of this semester is scheduled for Wednesday, December 7th,, 11:30 (lunch) 12:00-1:30pm (meeting) in WANG 2501with the following agenda: 12:00pm Announcements - funding opportunities, upcoming campus visitors and events, etc. 12:15pm Seed Grantees Chip Blatchley (CE) and Margaret Busse, Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries 12:45pm Seed Grantee Jackie Linnes (BME), Rapid, paper-based point of care detection of neo-natal sepsis 1:15pm Round-the-table updates We offer the opportunity to join I2D Lab meetings remotely via WebEx. If you would like to join via this option, please let me know and I will send a connection link. The goal of these meetings is to learn more about engineering faculty interests and ongoing projects in global sustainable development, look for potential research collaborations, and to network with partners on campus to target new funding/partnership opportunities. Please feel free to share this announcement with interested colleagues or graduate students. We ask that you RSVP at gep(a)purdue.edu<mailto:gep@purdue.edu> to this, and subsequent meetings so that we can obtain a count for lunch. If you do not RSVP, you will not receive lunch. Lunch starts at 11:30. Please RSVP by noon, Monday October 2nd so Tami is able to place the lunch order. The meeting schedule for remainder of the semester follows. If you are interested in sharing your own project in an upcoming meeting, please let us know. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALL MEETINGS ARE 12:00-1:30PM IN WANG 2501 I2D Meeting Schedule: Fall Semester 2016- 2017 Wednesday, October 5: Seed Grantees Chad Jafvert and John Howarter; Rural Potable Water Systems, and Gary Burniske, Logical Frameworks for Development Projects Thursday, October 20: Seed Grantees Jennifer DeBoer, Engineering Skills Curriculum and Digital Materials for Out-of-School Youth; and Yuehwern Yih, CRS Emergency Response E-Supply Chain Management System Wednesday, November 2: Seed Grantee Nandi Indoor Air Pollution Study (Danielle presenting) and Andrea Burniske, Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Projects Thursday, November, 17: Seed Grantees Chongli Yuan and Julie Liu, Cell-phone Based Detection of HIV Drug Resistance, and Klein Ileleji, Grain Moisture Sensor Wednesday, December 7: Seed Grantee Chip Blatchley and Margaret Busse, Solar UV Disinfection for Water Production in Developing Countries ; and Jackie Linnes, Rapid, low-cost detection of neo-natal sepsis Andrea Burniske Program Manager, i2D Lab Global Engineering Programs 4th Floor, Wang Hall Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: 765.496.3533 Skype: AndreaLaBurniske

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