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Science & technology, innovation, engagement & action towards sustainability, resilience and liveability | Professor, consultant, venture partner & mentor

Melbourne Australia
Joined November 2009
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
3 years
Various perspectives towards the goal of #netzero #carbon emissions #cities. Delighted to add mine on whole-systems complex-adaptive transition based on the performance (outcomes-based) concept
@OneEarth_CP
One Earth
3 years
What are challenges & opportunities to transform cities towards #netzero carbon emissions? Learn from a panel of experts in our new Voices article: https://t.co/1RK836HCAq @ecoangelhsu @KathrynLogan_ @tkangk @GFoliente @siir_kilkis et al.!
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@FEITUniMelb
Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
1 year
As leaders assemble at @COP29_AZ, a global network of researchers has issued a call to action for alignment between science & policy to achieve net zero across the building & real estate sector. Learn more → https://t.co/Ls9cjTWRwp @GFoliente @AaltoUniversity @KITKarlsruhe
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
2 years
Great to be able to contribute my views - in about 250 words - on this topic #Sustainability #SBE #iiSBE #Building #construction
@OneEarth_CP
One Earth
2 years
Read the new Voices on how to coordinate stakeholders along the construction value chain to pursue sustainability https://t.co/CvBGPzfaIi @catherinedewolf @UofSC @terraconlife @NRC_CNRC @LMOttosen @UniversidadUCR @victoriauninews @GFoliente
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@antonioguterres
António Guterres
2 years
Halfway to the 2030 #GlobalGoals deadline, the world is woefully off-track. Weather, climate and water-related sciences can supercharge progress. Uniting in science is key to ignite progress for people and planet.
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@KHayhoe
Prof. Katharine Hayhoe
2 years
Today, climate is changing faster than any time in human history. As a result, our trillions of dollars of infrastructure - homes, roads, cities and ports - were built for a climate that no longer exists, unprepared for the climate risks we face today.
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foreignpolicy.com
The world's infrastructure was built for a climate that no longer exists.
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@readfearn
Graham Readfearn
3 years
From me - Will Steffen, ‘courageous’ climate scientist, dies aged 75. My personal reflection is of a scientist always generous with his expertise, skilled in delivering it, and a warm human unafraid to speak with clarity. Vale Will.
theguardian.com
Steffen remembered as a ‘truly leading thinker’ and someone who influenced scientific agenda and governments worldwide
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@UniMelb
University of Melbourne
3 years
How will you engineer solutions to the world's environmental challenges? Specialise in Earth Observation, Energy Systems, or Water Systems. Apply now.
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@FortuneMagazine
FORTUNE
3 years
"As a country, we’re clearly tired of masking, boosting, and COVIDing in general. But as exhausting as this march has already been, we’re nowhere near the finish line," writes @cbarbermd in her commentary piece.
fortune.com
There are early signs that COVID infections and reinfections are leading to a rise in life-threatening conditions, says physician and author Carolyn Barber.
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@MSEI_UniMelb
Melbourne Social Equity Institute
3 years
Reminder – Expressions of Interest for the latest Social Equity in Engineering and Information Technology PhD Scholarship with @engunimelb are open until 23 October. https://t.co/8xEmSFbZwu
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@OneEarth_CP
One Earth
3 years
Experts @GFoliente @SciMelb, @siir_kilkis and others discuss what’s needed to achieve #netzero emissions in cities and why it’s so important. Read our new Voices here: https://t.co/1RK836HCAq
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
3 years
I’m looking forward to presenting & discussing #embodiedcarbon in the #builtenvironment . Join us…
@EECouncil
Energy Efficiency Council
3 years
On Tues 16 August, 4-5:30pm AEST, hear from experts on #embodiedcarbon in the #builtenvironment at our webinar with #MECLA Learn about measuring & disclosing the embodied #carbon content of building products and the role of industry & govts Register: https://t.co/xsT5zYPQ3f
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
3 years
Thank you for the interview & profile @EECouncil
@EECouncil
Energy Efficiency Council
3 years
Read our newest @IEA_EBC participant profile @GFoliente is an 🇦🇺 representative of Annex 72 - Assessing life cycle related environmental impacts caused by buildings Learn more about his work with @IEA_EBC, his thoughts on the #energytranformation & more: https://t.co/RqaBGLYGSP
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@MDAP_Unimelb
Melbourne Data Analytics Platform (MDAP)
4 years
Register now for the May @MDAP_Unimelb seminar presented online by Prof Stuart Barr @aurin_org_au @msdsocial "Digitisation of the built-environment" https://t.co/LOIPB0zSRv
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
4 years
Yes, a great example of exaptation
@re_sieber
RE Sieber
4 years
Wow. Repurposing transit apps to save lives
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
4 years
Join my Webinar presentation (02 Feb) w/ @EngAustralia & EEA on the performance concept in sustainable & resilient infrastructure & engineering systems. https://t.co/USL90MEabL #Sustainability #EngineeringSystems #Resilience #climateadaptation #SDGs #builtenvironment
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
4 years
Rapid COVID tests are important & have their place but know their limitations. As I recommend, use them & often but do not always trust negative results. From this recent Swiss study thread: “Key message: Don't use a negative rapid test to abandon other measures!”
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
4 years
As a long-time early career researcher #ECR mentor & #PhD supervisor, I advise the same & always extend support… As a human being, loving & meaningful relationships are most important - for any career & circumstance… #AcademicTwitter #career #SciencePerspective
@ScienceMagazine
Science Magazine
4 years
"If your loved ones need you now, be there for them. Science will be waiting when you return." A researcher was finishing her #PhD when her mother was diagnosed with cancer. She writes about her experience in one of our top 2021 #ScienceWorkingLife essays:
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
4 years
We are just in the beginning of this AI-generated content that people will actually take seriously, as if the current flow of human generated fake news is not bad enough, it will only get worse.
@techreview
MIT Technology Review
4 years
“It was super easy actually,” he says, “which was the scary part.”
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@GFoliente
Greg Foliente
4 years
On Australia’s social venture ecosystem - check this webinar & read the report at @CSIsocialimpact #socialenterprise
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