Engineers for a Sustainable World at Stanford
We strive to improve the quality of life in underserved communities, through building partnerships with those who share our vision, and by developing the necessary perspectives and skill sets.
| Group type: | Club |
| Focus: | Ideas |
| Organizer: | Student-run |
| Funding: | University Support |
| Industries: | Biotech, Cleantech, Computing, Education, Health, Nanotech |
| Location: | Stanford, CA, USA |
| Website: | http://esw.stanford.edu |
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Members (8)
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Heather Bischel
environmental engineering phd student
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Michael Young
Stanford PhD student working on a startup and nonprofit
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Jorge Ochoa
Jorge Ochoa is a PhD Candidate from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University working on the development of management systems for sustainable building projects, interested in patenting ideas, green-tech, automation and robotics in construction
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lim sangbum
"Creative ! Passionate ! i want Success My dream!"
Startups (7)
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YouNoodle
YouNoodle is a place to discover and support the hottest early-stage companies and university innovation.
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Power Up Gambia
Power Up Gambia is a nonprofit organization installing solar panel systems to hospitals in The Gambia, Africa to provide clean running water, power to run incubators, refrigerate vaccines, and perform surgeries. Featured in the '08 Teen Choice Awards
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YouGreen
YouGreen is a company in Hong Kong with plans to extent to Mainland China that offers products and consulting services to individual consumers regarding environmentally friendly apartments.
Folks:
The William James Foundation Socially Responsible Business Plan Competition provides feedback (to all qualified entrants) and resources (if you do well in the competition) to mission-driven for-profit startups. You do not need to be a current student or affiliated with a specific school.
We are accepting executive summaries (3-5 pages) until December 12th, 2008. Details on feedback and prizes at: http://younoodle.com/groups/william_james_foundation_comp...
or ping me at ian.fisk@williamjamesfoundation.org with questions.