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It’s about understanding where the pieces connect
Sustainability
It’s about understanding where the pieces connect
Sean Reilly ’16 brings big data together with human connection to help redwood forests survive and thrive.
With the help of SCU faculty, Sam Bertram ’16, M.S. ’18 learned how to launch his own startup
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With the help of SCU faculty, Sam Bertram ’16, M.S. ’18 learned how to launch his own startup
Now he’s tackling world hunger with innovative indoor farming technology.
Environmental studies graduate uses advanced technology to fight the California wildfire crisis
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Environmental studies graduate uses advanced technology to fight the California wildfire crisis
Rhodes scholar Sean Reilly ’16 works directly with people in Northern California to improve fire prevention models.
The plant custodian
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The plant custodian
Biology Professor Justen Whittall explains the ethics and science behind rescuing a rare, endangered Bay Area succulent.
Let this app build good, green habits for you
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Let this app build good, green habits for you
Computer science Professor Sharon Hsiao uses AI to simplify sustainable living.
University leaders discuss the Jesuit commitment to environmental justice
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University leaders discuss the Jesuit commitment to environmental justice
A Jesuit Heritage Week panel explores how the Vatican’s Laudato Si’ letter calls the Santa Clara community to hope through action.
On bringing cool air to hot deserts
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On bringing cool air to hot deserts
Paul Mahacek ’05, M.S. ’10, Eng. ’11 launched a large-scale cooling system that aims to reduce temperatures in the world’s hottest desert environments
A civil engineering professor innovates sustainable concrete out of marble dust and seaweed
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A civil engineering professor innovates sustainable concrete out of marble dust and seaweed
Concrete is the second-most consumed resource after water, but its production is responsible for 8% of Earth’s CO₂ emissions.
This new app combines LiDAR-based mapping and indigenous agricultural knowledge
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This new app combines LiDAR-based mapping and indigenous agricultural knowledge
MayanRoots was created by an interdisciplinary team using anthropological methods and 3-D mapping data to serve a small farming community in Yucatán.
A Santa Clara University engineering lab creates moisture sensors for a San Jose community farm
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A Santa Clara University engineering lab creates moisture sensors for a San Jose community farm
The EPIC Lab and Frugal Innovation Hub’s partnership with Veggielution promotes not just water efficiency but also food security in the local community.
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