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The ANERIS project integrates different marine life-sensing technologies to implement the new concept of Operational Marine Biology.
The information flow will be based on an automatic pipeline of information production, from acquisition to interpretation and dissemination.
The technologies will be implemented in a co-design framework involving all the relevant stakeholders: academia, industry, civil society, and government.
The project proposes to benefit all the actors involved in the quintuple helix framework of innovation.
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A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
CVSs across Essex have come together to issue a joint statement highlighting the crucial role of the community and voluntary sector in shaping devolution plans.Devolution offers an opportunity to...more
Sennett Middle School is one of five Madison elementary schools with a theater program participating in the Disney Musicals in Schools program.Sennett Theater Club rehearses for its production of...more
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose made the second trip of the year in his Grads Vote program.Program intended to give pending high school graduates and upper-class students a look at voting...more
The One Earth Summit was held in Hong Kong on March 28.The theme was 'Driving systemic change towards a sustainable future through impact investment and technological innovation' It attracted over...more
Women Helping Women Fund is a Spokane-based collective-giving nonprofit.The organization pools together donations and members vote on which philanthropic organization or program receives grant...more
The ANERIS project integrates different marine life-sensing technologies to implement the new concept of Operational Marine Biology.The information flow will be based on an automatic pipeline of...more
Foundation: Broomfield Community Foundation
The BRTF won the Heart of Broomfield award in 2022 for their volunteer service in finding housing, household supplies and cultural mentors.100% of the funding went directly to support...more
LIVIC Civil recently contributed $1,000 gold level mission investment in Focus Central Pennsylvania for 2025.These resources are to advance the mission to attract investment that cultivates economic...more
GM's youth design program helps recruit fresh blood.Young Modelers and Designers middle and high school program turned 20 this year.GM's Outreach and Development programming leveraged 249 mentors and...more
All Individuals First Receives Grant For $1,000 From Los Alamos Community Foundation.The grant is part of the Foundation's 10 for 10 Anniversary Celebration.All Individuals First is a non-profit that...more
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The Power of Being Unreasonable
Teju Ravilochan co-founded the Unreasonable Institute in 2009 to design an academy to tackle poverty, social justice, and educational voids. It’s a social-good school for traditional and nonprofit companies to learn how to speed-up, find partners, and help fund their world-changing ideas.
