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Looking forward to discussing future R&D needs for the combustion community in a net zero society. This plenary session will be held at the 40th International Symposium on Combustion in Milan, Italy this summer. I’ll highlight the evolution of fuels from their current role as primary energy sources, to their future primary role as energy carriers. I will also survey the intersection of combustion science and technology with other societal considerations, including regulatory, environmental justice, geopolitical, and economic drivers. Finally, I will highlight implications for researchers, engineering executives, and regulatory/certification oversight bodies. Lots of important combustion R&D needs remain due to needs to increase thermal efficiency, high operational flexibility, low particulate and NOx emissions, and fuel flexibility.

June was a monumental month for Zayo. On the heels of Zayo’s various events celebrating our Oregon-California-Nevada long-haul route, funded in part by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), the State of Nevada awarded Zayo its Middle Mile Network Project, funded by additional grants totaling $153M from the Office of Science, Innovation and Technology and, again, the NTIA. The Nevada Middle Mile Network Project will: ➡ Connect over 40,000 unserved or underserved locations between Reno and Las Vegas, including households, schools, and other critical community institutions. ➡ Accelerate economic development in Nevada by addressing growing bandwidth needs in Reno and Las Vegas for data center hubs, including artificial intelligence infrastructure, and other high-bandwidth use cases.  ➡ Increase long-haul connectivity between Nevada and other key markets, including diverse connections from Reno to Phoenix and Las Vegas to Salt Lake City. We are excited to expand our strong partnership with the State of Nevada, the federal government, and local ISPs to help bridge the digital divide and stimulate long-term economic growth in Nevada and surrounding states. Learn more:  https://lnkd.in/eZEeE2gR

Check out this case study from EAW – Eastern Acoustic Works on our deployment of ADAPTive across the Von Braun Center campus!

The 2023 New Tech Network Impact Report is here! Download it today and learn about New Tech West, a network school, where the staff recognizes that school change is not a “one size fits all” approach, and notes how the NTN coaches serve as thought partners and how they can work together with a focus on continuous improvement. https://lnkd.in/gzkV3wvK

Trivia Unveiled! 💡The correct answer to our New Year Trivia Challenge is... Answer: C) To determine if the client is aware of their entire computing environment. Great job to everyone who nailed it! Ready to learn more about Basic IT Tests for Departmental Audits? Check out our new ACUA Journal: https://lnkd.in/eqnpKWZh #ACUATriviaTuesday #Newyearchallenge

Roberto García Gómez talks in this video about his experience as a GOT ENERGY TALENT (GET) Mentor of Yang Li, and the development of the project Reconfigurable and Multi-Functional RF/Microwave Circuits with Reflectionless and/or Nonreciprocal Properties and Their Application to Advanced Smart Energy-Efficient/Low-Power RF Front-End Chains (EfficientRF). https://lnkd.in/duZc9XNK

The KY NSF EPSCoR Statewide Committee has adopted a seven-year strategic roadmap for Kentucky's science and technology initiatives. The Kentucky Science & Technology Plan: Vision 2030 was developed in partnership with Kentucky Science & Technology Corporation (KSTC), the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, University of Louisville and University of Kentucky. "The S&T Plan addresses Kentucky’s need for higher-wage/higher value-added industry, investment in K–20 STEM education, and critical infrastructure to catalyze the growth of new and existing companies in key industry sectors." Learn more and read the full plan: https://lnkd.in/g6e5DCX4

The Three E's to Playspace Sustainability - Week 1: Education. Education, Engagement, and Enforcement. A new three-part series by Rolf Huber. https://bit.ly/3SAzKg1