4TU Centre for Resilience Engineering on LinkedIn: #resilience #methodology #engineering #coproduction (2024)

📣 Exciting updates from the 4TU.Resilience Engineering community! 🎉Read the latest issue with updates from the 4TU.Resilience Engineering community. In this issue you will find: 1️⃣ An in-depth interview with Remco Dijkman and Geert-Jan van Houtum about their shared interest in #resilience in #manufacturing2️⃣ Congratulations to a number of colleagues on new steps in their careers3️⃣ A number of awarded research projects4️⃣ An updated list of interesting published papers 5️⃣ Last but not least, our calendar of activities! ✔️ Sign up for our quarterly newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eavpNPrD 📖 Read the June 2024 issue here: https://lnkd.in/ePxb4yPm#resilience #engineering #newsletterImage: Kelly Sikkema | Unsplash

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🍳📽️ The "Cooking up Open Educational Resources (OER)" project concludes on Thursday 20 June 2024. Camilo Benitez Avila and Jen Roux invite you to take part in the workshop at TU Delft! 🍽️We organize a final workshop to showcase the Cooking up Open Education Resources for Resilience Engineering project. We share information about what's been done so far (downloads etc.) and basic intention/vision for the project. Of course, we play some of the videos and allow the creators to share their reflections on the process, value, and general opinion on uploading.This workshop allows you to engage with others (PhDs, post-docs, educators, etc.) and to discuss the future of the initiative.Enjoy snacks, drinks, and mingling! 👍 Register online: https://lnkd.in/dw42rhDZ #openeducationalresources #resilience #engineering

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🌊 Are you interested in climate resilient water infrastructure in the United States?Want to know more about Auburn University, Alabama, US? Please join us for the public lecture "An introduction to Auburn University and Climate-Resilient Water Infrastructure in the United States" by Prof. John C. Morris of Auburn University. 📅 Wednesday 12 June from 13.00 - 14.00 in the Horst building of the University of Twente. After a short introduction by Joanne Vinke-de Kruijf, prof. Morris will deliver a 30-minutes talk that is followed by a Q&A session. This public lecture is part of a developing collaborative partnership between Auburn University and the University of Twente focusing on climate resilient water infrastructure. Both universities are focusing on issues of infrastructure policy, resilience engineering, design, climate resilience, and community and stakeholder participation that are important to both the Netherlands and the US. Shared knowledge can improve mitigation, adaptation and resilience for both nations, all in the context of changing landscapes and socio-economic systems.Please attend if you are interested learning more about climate and infrastructure challenges in the US and/or potential opportunities for collaboration. Register by sending a message to Joanne, details of how to contact Joanne can be found here:https://lnkd.in/d_sw6pmx#waterinfrastructure #climateresilient #resilience #engineering

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🔖Learn how digital technologies can support the energy transition and how to use them to develop potential future business models in various energy and energy-dependent sectors. The free online course "Business Implications of Intelligent and Integrated Energy Systems" starts today 📚This course focuses on the emerging digitalization-based business models in the energy systems field. You will study how digital technologies can aid practitioners and business leaders to reach more sustainable systems and operations and create modern and more sustainable business frameworks. This course is offered by Delft University of Technology, DelftX on the edX platform and is developed by Rotterdam School of Management and Erasmus Center for Data Analytics in collaboration with industry partners such as IBM, Stedin, Elaad, European Commission – JRC,EURAC, DWA, DTU,TU Clausthal, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, municipality of Rotterdam and more. They shed light on how digital technologies help with the energy transition and then how to use this to develop future potential business models in various energy and energy-dependent sectors with the aim to contribute to resilient energy systems. Registernow if you want to learn about wholesale/retail market de-regulation, innovations in energy trading, business model transformations in energy sectors and mobility sector, digitalization and new business models in smart cities: https://lnkd.in/d7EARfmD Thank you for sharing Jos Röling#resilience #engineering #energytransition

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☝️ Join Tina Comes on Thursday 6 June during a Climate Resilience Webinar, hosted by the Google Climate Resilience Group. See details below 👇The Google Climate Resilience group is a virtual research community with over 2000 international peers. The group is a vibrant platform for sharing information, opinion, and resources related to climate resilience. Together they are a dynamic network committed to shaping the emerging 'Resilience Science' and promoting 'Resilience Thinking'.#resilience #engineering #climate #resiliencethinking

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📢 There are two PhD positions available at the Eindhoven University of Technology focussing on circular manufacturing logistics for industrialized construction 4.0. 📆 Deadline is 16 June 2024. Read more below. Thank you for sharing Claudia Fecarotti, Ahmadreza Marandi, Geert-Jan Van Houtum. #resilience #engineering #circularlogistics

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🌻 How do we join 4TU-forces on the topic of Food System Resilience?🌾 During the lunch seminar on 13 June, will host a series of short interactive presentations where you will learn more about resilience projects being conducted at WUR. The lunch seminar starts at 11.45am and ends 1pm, FORUM Room B217.🥪 Register your seat and sandwich via our website: https://lnkd.in/egAndt2W We look forward to seeing you! George van Voorn, Miranda Meuwissen, Wieke Pot, Maximilian Koppenberg #socialecologicalsystems #foodsupplychains #agrifoodsystems #resilience #engineering

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Juan Pablo Aguilar López and colleagues hosted the first General Assembly for the #MULTICLIMACT project at Delft University of Technology. 🏢 Over three days, participants engaged in fruitful discussions about advancements in flood defences, resilience strategies, fibre optic sensing, and machine learning applications. Innovative ideas were shared with the aim of safeguarding Europe’s built environment against natural and climatic hazards. 🌱 The MULTICLIMACT project is designed to revolutionize the protection of the built environment against locally relevant natural and climatic hazards. This collaborative initiative is set to advance resilience, sustainability, and safety for communities throughout the European region. 🌟 The Multiclimact partners eagerly anticipate the next meeting, where they will build upon these discussions and the ideas will be turned into impactful actions.Watch the video of a demo site visit here: https://lnkd.in/dr5aBknr#MULTICLIMACT #Resilience #ClimateAdaptation #BuiltEnvironment

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