This post is another in our series presenting member research, focused primarily on the many insightful posters presented at this year’s conference. Jose Quispe Acosta…
This year’s INSS conference included many really exciting attendees, and we were fortunate that many presented their current projects in our poster session. Jonny Hankins…
A new documentary examines the intersection of a natural gas project, a landslide, and governance in Papua New Guinea. When we were Hela and the accompanying report…
The Sustainable Michigan Endowed Project (SMEP) is a Kellogg Foundation-funded organization focused on promoting interdisciplinary research into sustainability with relevance for the state of Michigan….
INSS members met last week with ten sustainability officers from Charlotte area businesses, government agencies, and universities to talk social sustainability in business and related…
The goal of the 2014 NSF Sustainability Research Networks Competition (SRN) is to develop and support multidisciplinary teams of researchers, educators, managers, policymakers and other stakeholders working together to…
Our members are busy people, producing resources, papers, and presentations in a variety of places. This month, we’re featuring a few from Frazier Benya, Cris…
Post by Frazier Benya, Program Officer in the National Academy of Engineering’s Center for Engineering Ethics and Society (CEES) The World Business Council for Sustainable Development…
By Brett Tempest, UNC Charlotte Civil and Environmental Engineering An emerging field of study for engineers illuminates specialized methods for design and construction in developing…
By Frazier Benya, National Academy of Engineering Defining social sustainability is an area of particular interest to those who attended the first network meeting and…
