Sam Bowman

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Articles

Gale Unveils Groundbreaking New Digital Archive on Global Impact of The American Civil War

Jan 16, 2025 | edcircuit.com | Sam Bowman

0 FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. – Gale, part of Cengage Group, is helping faculty and researchers explore and understand the transnational impact of the American Civil War.
Vector Solutions Announces 2024 CPN Seal of Prevention™ Recipients

Jan 16, 2025 | edcircuit.com | Sam Bowman

0 TAMPA, FL, January 16, 2025 – Today, Vector Solutions, the leading provider of software solutions and data insights that elevate higher education institutions’ prevention and compliance strategies, announced the 2024 recipients of its Campus Prevention Network (CPN) Seal of Prevention™.
SMPTE Membership Elects Richard Welsh to Serve as the Society’s President

Jan 16, 2025 | edcircuit.com | Sam Bowman

0 WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Jan. 14, 2025 — SMPTE ®, the home of media professionals, technologists, and engineers, today announced that Richard Welsh has been elected by its membership to serve as SMPTE president. Welsh formally began his term on Jan. 1 after serving as SMPTE executive vice president. His term will extend two years to Dec. 31, 2026.
The Booming Demand for Skilled Trades: Opportunities and Innovations | Contractor

Nov 5, 2024 | contractormag.com | Sam Bowman

Let's explore factors leading to the trade work boom and the benefits and challenges of the changes in trade industries.
Build, Baby, Build: Let's go for 20m Londoners

Jul 18, 2024 | cityam.com | Sam Bowman

Thursday 18 July 2024 5:38 am Build, Baby, Build: Let’s go for 20m Londoners Radically upzoning London and allowing millions more people to move to the capital could make Britain as rich as America with a welfare state surpassing that of Denmark or Sweden, says Sam BowmanLabour’s announcements on housing have been encouraging so far.
Teaching ethical edtech for future innovators

Jun 19, 2024 | eschoolnews.com | Sam Bowman

Edtech raises new challenges for educators and administrators to solve, but ethical edtech use prepares students for the future.
Innovations in Graywater Treatment Technologies

Apr 11, 2024 | contractormag.com | Sam Bowman

Water scarcity and technological advancement are both poised to increase steadily into the foreseeable future. Luckily, alternative water sources and graywater treatment technologies can provide the solutions necessary to alleviate the pressure on freshwater resources. Effectively managing and reusing graywater can maximize output, conserve resources, and decrease the negative impacts on the environment.
Green Plumbing Innovations for Sustainable Buildings

Mar 15, 2024 | contractormag.com | Sam Bowman

Plumbing contractors play a vital role in every project they’re a part of. Plumbers are often highly valued not just for their practical skills but their contributions to comfort and public health. But professionals in the field are starting to do even more. Increasingly, they’re taking actions to positively impact the environment. There is a growing need and demand for sustainable buildings. This may be developing from the ground up or converting existing properties to meet higher standards.
Investing in High-Quality Workwear for Contractors

Feb 7, 2024 | contractormag.com | Sam Bowman

When you’re a contractor, you probably spend a lot of time researching the right tools and equipment. You probably invest in the best of the best, because you want to be safe on the job and you want the things you use every day to last. The same should go for your workwear.
Britain is a developing country

Jul 18, 2023 | sambowman.co | Sam Bowman

Since the 1970s, economic growth in the world’s most advanced economies – and indeed science itself – appears to have slowed down. These “frontier” economies are the canary in the coalmine, because they have, in theory, maxxed out how much they can grow by using existing inputs (like labour, land and capital) better. For them, unlike developing countries, all that’s left is to improve the inputs they’ve got via innovation. And that rate of improvement seems to have slowed down.