Rob Goodier

RT @DrTomFrieden: The Moderna vaccine was paid for by US taxpayers. Not sharing it puts us at risk if even more dangerous variants emerge.…

After the outages in Texas I'm hoping for a discussion of solar and wind reliability on this panel tonight (7pm ET if you can make it) https://t.co/eRDpKTxBeF @engineer4change #SDG7

Bull semen could fight COVID in India. That's a line I was dying to tweet for obvious reasons, and its explanation is that the cold chain keeping the semen viable for insemination could be repurposed for vaccines. Here's the article - https://t.co/ecLJYulGRn

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Engineering for Change @engineer4change

"I've never worn a hardhat, except to go rockclimbing" - @tanjarosenqvist, an engineer at @RMIT, on the screenful of white men in yellow hardhats that pop up when you google image search the word "engineer."

A professional culture that allows for this kind of experience and training should be the goal everywhere => Engineers in Australia can opt to leave their employment for one year to work overseas in an emerging economy - Nick Brown, @RMIT in #E4CSeminarSeries

RT @WMPglobal: "#Wolbachia levels remain high in 🇮🇩 Indonesia now more than 3 years post-release, making this an effective & long term solu…

I registered for IMPACT.ENGINEERED. Want to join me? Check it out here https://t.co/QtPeMxUfJU. #IE2020

"Good to hear we're not trying to replace all farmers with robots" is definitely the kind of comment I would have expected to hear in 2020 back when I was 7. Overheard by @DaniNierenberg while interviewing Rizwan Majeed now - https://t.co/wKtveAv7Bo

I always like the Q&A sessions at the end of these seminars. They kind of feel like discussions with a professor after class is out. Which was sort of one of the goals of this thing in the first place. #E4CSeminarSeries

Tons of advice for journalists. Worth it!

Ej Dickson @ejdickson

Journalists: what is the best reporting advice you've gotten during your career?

People in sanitation somehow don't get tired of poop jokes. But I guess since I'm covering the topic, listening to them is my... doody. Overheard just now in a webinar - "Always exciting to see so many people as pumped about shit as I am" - Emily Woods @Sanivation #E4CWebinars

Funny & sad. Overheard by @khanjanmehta: "After watching how people wear their masks I can totally understand why contraception fails." #E4CWebinars

I hadn't realized that hospitals were so active in encouraging the manufacture of PPE by non-traditional organizations like universities. On March 20, 3 hospitals contacted Brian Slocum @LehighU to request their help to manufacture PPE. #E4CWebinars

Q9: This webinar with @heatherfleming and @catapultdesign answers a lot of questions about human-centered design for engineers https://t.co/MiH6osfTXm #Innovate4Impact

My take on Q6 is a big benefit of membership is the access to thought leaders in the technology for global development sector. Members have the right to participate in online events and interact with the biggest names in this (very compact) field. #Innovate4Impact

COIVD-19 will prepare us for the next pandemic. But there's no 2nd chance when it comes to climate change. It’s not as if we can let the ice sheets melt this time and protect them better when they return. We’ve got one shot at this crisis. - @ChuckKutscher https://t.co/LC03wtWfRv

The lab is the bogeyman on this panel.

Colorado WASH Symposium @coloradowash

The same disconnect between engineering curriculum and skills needed on the job exists in the US. Kenya, and India according to our panelists. #COWASH2020