Science in service to the public good | Siddhartha Roy
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We give scientists and engineers great technical training, but we’re not as good at teaching ethical decisionmaking or building character. Take, for example, the environmental crisis that recently unfolded in Flint, Michigan and the professionals there who did nothing to fix it. Siddhartha Roy helped prove that Flint’s water was contaminated, and he tells a story of science in service to the public good, calling on the next generation of scientists and engineers to dedicate their work to protecting people and the planet.
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Ambisyon Natin 2040: AmBisyon Mo, Misyon Nating Lahat
Systems Coevolving: Sciences, Service, Smarter, Cognitive 2016/02/10
A lecture on Urban Studies, Aalto University, February 10, 2016.
Slides available at http://coevolving.com/commons/20160210systemscoevolving
Abstract
The popularization of the Smarter Cities movement coincided with IBM’s campaign originating from 2009. The Smarter Cities ideas was an outgrowth from the Smarter Planet initiatives, which had emerged from the IBM Global Innovation Outlooks beginning in 2004.
This speaker was a consultant at IBM involved in Smarter Cities engagements, while simultanously conducing research into Service Systems Science.
The evolution of ideas both outside and inside IBM are reviewed, through a history of (i) systems sciences; (ii) service science, management, engineering and design (SSMED), (iii) service systems science; and (iv) smarter planet and smarter cities. Looking forward, the prospects for the (v) cognitive era and a (vi) service systems thinking is outlined
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