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SUMMARY:Redesigning Education for an Online World | Design Thinking Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on April 24th at 9am HST for the Digital Transformation: E-Learning Models Showcase! \nThe Hawaii Department of Education and Oceanit have been doing a design sprint with 7 design teams made up of teachers\, parents\, community members\, and students to rethink education for an online world. The design teams have been hard at work collaborating and using Design Thinking to develop potential school/complex area models or components for distance/blended learning. \nAt this showcase\, teams will be presenting their ideas and models and soliciting feedback. Everyone’s participation in providing feedback is important as teams move into the final phase of the Design Thinking process! After the designs are finalized\, these new models will be shared with HIDOE Complex Area Superintendents\, Complex Area staff\, and School Principals. Schools and complex areas may consider these models for future distance/blended learning implementation\, as appropriate. \nOur teams are excited to share their design prototypes with you\, and we look forward to seeing you on April 24th! Please come support\, and give your feedback on their prototypes. Please RSVP at the link below and feel free to share this invite as well. \nDate: Saturday\, April 24\, 2021\, 9:00 a.m. – 10:130 a.m. \nMeeting Link  \n(please use the RSVP link below in gray before joining the meeting)  \nMeeting Number: 120 505 3012 \nPassword: online \n 
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/redesigning-education-for-an-online-world-design-thinking-showcase/
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SUMMARY:Altino Scratch: June 3 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-hawaii-pd-course-june-3-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210608
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210609
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: June 8 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-june-8-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210617
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210619
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SUMMARY:2021 Design Thinking Hawaii Bootcamp
DESCRIPTION:Design Thinking Hawaii Bootcamp\, June 17-18\, 2021 from 8am-12pm\, HST. FREE for Hawaii public school educators & students. ONLINE Statewide. \n\nPlease join us for the 10th annual Design Thinking Hawaii Bootcamp. We took a break but we’re back! Join us online for TWO action packed HALF-DAYS to learn the process of innovation from our Stanford d.school facilitators. Visit our Eventbrite page link below to learn more and purchase tickets! \n\nProduced by: Oceanit Research Foundation\nWhat: 10th annual Design Thinking Hawaii boot camp\, sponsored by the Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation & Hawaii State DOT Highways\nWhy:  If you need a human-centered team-based process to help you CREATE the future\, then join us.\nWhen: each half-day is from 8-12pm\, June 17 & 18\, Hawaii Standard Time\nWhere: offered statewide in Hawaii via Zoom. A separate Zoom login info will be sent after you register.\nWho:  designed for people new to Design Thinking or who are a bit rusty and want a refresher. Teachers and students will have priority but we welcome everyone who is interested to learn the process and mindset of innovation.\nAttendee limit:  175 online (25 seats for non-educational attendees)\nCost:  $0 for teachers and students\, everyone else $265.\nPreparation: none.\nSponsors: Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, and Hawaii State DOT Highways.\n\n“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” \n– Alan Kay. former Chief Scientist at Atari
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/2021-design-thinking-hawaii-bootcamp/
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SUMMARY:Altino Advance C: June 22 - Hawaii PD Course | Advanced Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom.  For this class\, you must have completed the Altino Intro C class\, and received 3 credits. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. For this class\, you must have completed the Altino Intro C class\, and received 3 credits. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-advance-c-june-22-hawaii-pd-course-advanced-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210702
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
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UID:4621-1625097600-1625183999@oceanit.com
SUMMARY:Altino Scratch: July 1 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-scratch-july-1-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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SUMMARY:No Limits at Oceanit presents: Noam Chomsky
DESCRIPTION:Know Thyself: Language\, Creative Intelligence\, and the Fate of the Human Experiment\nNoam Chomsky explores questions from philosophy to science; confronting problems from alternative facts and social media to inequality and climate change\nOceanit is honored to host our colleague\, Professor Noam Chomsky\, and excited to invite you to this virtual event as he explores deep questions on the nature of mind\, language\, and creativity. Taken together with inequality\, the emergence of alternative facts\, social media\, and climate\, he will discuss how this all informs current actions and challenges\, as well as the fate of the Human Experiment. \nNo Limits™ at Oceanit is a speaker series designed to stretch our imaginations and examine how vision and risk stimulate discovery and achievement. We aspire to host the most interesting thinkers in science\, engineering\, business\, and community to share their creative genius and innovative mindsets on problem solving – beyond the limits of traditional thinking. \nRegarded as the founder of modern linguistics and philosophy\, Dr. Chomsky is one of the most cited scholars in modern history\, whose more than 100 groundbreaking books have revolutionized our understanding of language and the mind. The impact of his work extends to cognitive neuroscience\, evolutionary biology\, mathematics\, computer science\, anthropology\, and education. \nIn parallel\, as one of the most influential public intellectuals in the world\, his critical analyses of public and private power have inspired many for more than half a century. Dr. Chomsky served as Institute Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1955 to 2017\, when he joined the University of Arizona as Laureate Professor of Linguistics and the Agnese Nelms Haury Chair in Environment and Social Justice. \nRSVP
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/no-limits-at-oceanit-presents-noam-chomsky/
CATEGORIES:No Limits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210713
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210714
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: July 13 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-july-13-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20210729T120000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20210729T130000
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SUMMARY:No Limits at Oceanit presents: Aaron Robinson
DESCRIPTION:No Limits: Innovation Toward a Decarbonized Aviation Industry\n\nAs practitioners of disruptive innovation through our Intellectual Anarchy discipline\, Oceanit forges partnerships with some of the most innovative organizations and thinkers in the world – covering a wide range of industries — from medicine and aerospace\, to energy and cosmetics.   All share the (un)common thread of innovation\, a thread that runs through intelligence\, risk-taking\, and perseverance\, which informs our philosophical foundation of new breakthroughs and discoveries. Through our No Limits speaker series\, Oceanit is delighted to share fascinating stories from people who move beyond what’s thinkable\, sometimes what’s considered impossible – until it’s not. \nOceanit is honored to welcome Aaron Robinson\, Senior Manager of Environmental Sustainability at United Airlines\, as our new No Limits speaker. No Limits™ at Oceanit is a speaker series designed to stretch our imaginations and examine how vision and risk stimulate discovery and achievement. We aspire to host the most interesting thinkers in science\, engineering\, business\, and community to share their creative genius and innovative mindsets on problem solving – beyond the limits of traditional thinking. \nThe aviation industry is a highly visible emitter of carbon\, accounting for approximately 2.5% of global CO2 emissions. Ironically\, the very industry that has brought enormous prosperity to places like Hawaii since the early days of trans-pacific flight\, is now at risk of negatively impacting the same communities via the unintended consequence of climate impact and sea level rise.  United has committed to being 100% green by 2050 – reducing their greenhouse gas emissions by 100%\, without relying on offsets. To accomplish this lofty goal\, United is embracing innovations in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)\, carbon capture and sequestration technologies\, alternatively-powered aircraft\, and more. The Eco-Skies program and its Eco-Skies Alliance\, a first-of-its-kind program\, serve that goal by supporting innovation and involving global partners to help make sustainable aviation not just a reality\, but the new normal. We are happy to welcome Aaron Robinson\, United’s champion for the Eco-Skies vision\, as our No Limits speaker on July 29th\, 2021. \nPlease email nolimits@oceanit.com for more information.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/no-limits-at-oceanit-presents-aaron-robinson/
CATEGORIES:No Limits
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211013
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: October 12 - Hawaii PD Course | Introduction to the Principles of Programming
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-october-12-hawaii-pd-course-introduction-to-the-principles-of-programming/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211013T160000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211013T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
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SUMMARY:Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2021 | Panel: Everyone says Hawai‘i has to Diversify—but diversify to what?
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, October 13 from 4:00 – 5:00pm\, Dr. Patrick Sullivan will join a HBMF panel discussion titled\, “Everyone says Hawai‘i has to Diversify—but diversify to what?” \nThe 2021 Hawaii Book & Music Festival\, in partnership with the University of Hawai’i at Manoa\, will bring together Nicole Lim\, Steven Bond-Smith\, Patrick Sullivan\, and Omar Sultan in a one-hour panel discussion moderated by Honolulu Civil Beat’s Chad Blair. The panel will discuss everything from inequality to the exodus of Hawaii’s young and talented\, Startup financing to remote work in Hawaii for mainland enterprises. \nRSVP at the link below. \nThe 16th annual Hawaii Book & Music Festival returns virtually\, October 1 – November 4\, with its core program of Hawai‘i Authors\, and community thought leaders and experts in Hawai‘i Sustainability & Resilience\, Health & Wellness\, Innovation Future\, Hawaiian Culture\, amplified by national and international Authors addressing some of the greatest issues for Hawai’i’s future.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hawaii-book-music-festival-2021-panel-everyone-says-hawaii-has-to-diversify-but-diversify-to-what/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211014T160000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211014T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
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SUMMARY:Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2021 | Conversation: A Different Model For Diversifying Hawai‘i’s Economy
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, October 14 from 4:00 – 5:00pm\, Dr. Patrick Sullivan will join host Roger Jelenik for a discussion titled\, “A Different Model For Diversifying Hawai‘i’s Economy.” \nPatrick K. Sullivan is the Founder\, Chair and CEO of Oceanit Laboratories. He holds a Ph.D. in Ocean Engineering from the University of Hawaii\, Manoa and a BS in Engineering from the University of Colorado\, Boulder. He is the author of  Intellectual Anarchy: The Art of Disruptive Innovation. \nRoger Jellinek has been Executive Director of HBMF since 2006. He’s been involved in book publishing for over 50 years in New York and Hawai‘i — as a New York Times Book Review editor\, as a trade book editor\, science newsletter publisher\, literary agent\, and map publisher. He and his wife\, actor-director Eden Lee Murray\, arrived  in 1992\, and live in Kahalu’u\, ‘Oahu. \nRSVP at the link below. \nThe 16th annual Hawaii Book & Music Festival returns virtually\, October 1 – November 4\, with its core program of Hawai‘i Authors\, and community thought leaders and experts in Hawai‘i Sustainability & Resilience\, Health & Wellness\, Innovation Future\, Hawaiian Culture\, amplified by national and international Authors addressing some of the greatest issues for Hawai’i’s future.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hawaii-book-music-festival-2021-conversation-a-different-model-for-diversifying-hawaiis-economy-2/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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SUMMARY:Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2021 | Conversation: The Bitcoin Solution for Hawai‘i Energy
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, October 21 from 4:00 – 5:00pm\, Sterling Yee\, Oceanit’s Director of Strategic Consulting Services\, will moderate a conversation with Blockchain Solutions Hawai‘i (BSH) founder\, Nathaniel Harmon about the physical realities of 100% renewable energy for Hawai‘i and how the Hawaiian Islands’ location offers a potential win-win solution that utilizes our greatest resource\, the deep ocean\, in a discussion titled: “The Bitcoin Solution for Hawai‘i Energy”. \nNathaniel received an M.S. in Marine Geology and Geochemistry from the University of Hawai‘i Manoa and founded the Hawaiian Islands Conservation Collective in an effort to harness locally educated scientists to restore native ecosystems. Having been involved with Bitcoin since 2013\, Nathaniel founded Blockchain Solutions Hawai‘i (BSH) with the goal of creating “Hawai‘i’s Blockchain Helpdesk.” Through BSH Nathaniel provides consulting and educational services to businesses\, individuals\, and legislators alike\, pioneered a Zero-Knowledge On-Boarding Security service\, and developed commercial grade software ecosystems for 2nd Layer Bitcoin solutions using Sidechains and the Lighting Network. \nSterling Yee’s recent project experience included the organizational change management (OCM) efforts for the State of Hawai‘i business transformation initiatives. The main focus areas of the OCM effort included leadership\, communication\, learning and knowledge transfer\, organizational structure and job redesign\, and resistance management. Prior to Oceanit\, Sterling served as the COO of La Pietra – Hawai‘i School of Girls\, as the General Auditor of Hawaiian Electric Industries\, Inc (HEI). In 2012 he was appointed by the Hawaii State Legislature to the State IT Steering Committee. He serves on the boards of the American Lung Association\, the School for Examining Essential Questions of Sustainability\, and other boards.\n \nRSVP at the link below. \nThe 16th annual Hawaii Book & Music Festival returns virtually\, October 1 – November 4\, with its core program of Hawai‘i Authors\, and community thought leaders and experts in Hawai‘i Sustainability & Resilience\, Health & Wellness\, Innovation Future\, Hawaiian Culture\, amplified by national and international Authors addressing some of the greatest issues for Hawai’i’s future.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hawaii-book-music-festival-2021-conversation-the-bitcoin-solution-for-hawaii-energy-3/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211027T173000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211027T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20211005T081014Z
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SUMMARY:Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2021 | Presentation: Innovation - Energy Transformation
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, October 27 from 5:30 – 6:30pm\, Dr. Vinod Veedu will host a panel conversation titled\, “Decarbonizing the World’s Energy System”. Dr. Veedu is joined by Hani Elshahawi\, Dr. Tip Meckel\, and Elena Subia Melchert. \nMr. Elshahawi is the founder and managing director of NoviDigiTech LLC. Prior to that\, he worked at Shell\, serving as digitalization lead for Deepwater technologies\, GameChanger program lead\, and leader of Shell’s Fluid Evaluation and Sampling Technologies center of excellence. Dr. Meckel is a senior research scientist at the Bureau of Economic Geology at The University of Texas at Austin\, doing extensive work at the Gulf Coast Carbon Center. Elena Melchert is the former Director for Upstream Oil and Gas Research for the U.S. Department of Energy and a petroleum engineer with 40 years of experience in the sector. \nDr. Veedu is the Director of Strategic Initiatives at Oceanit and he is responsible for identifying the strategic direction for the company. He was included in the 2007 the Guinness Book of World records for the creation of the smallest nanobrush. Dr. Veedu was selected as one of the seven Innovation Ambassadors by AAAS and Lemelson Foundation. Dr. Veedu earned his MS from Florida Atlantic University in 2003 and\, in 2006\, his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from UH Manoa. \nRSVP at the link below. \nThe 16th annual Hawaii Book & Music Festival returns virtually\, October 1 – November 4\, with its core program of Hawai‘i Authors\, and community thought leaders and experts in Hawai‘i Sustainability & Resilience\, Health & Wellness\, Innovation Future\, Hawaiian Culture\, amplified by national and international Authors addressing some of the greatest issues for Hawai’i’s future.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hawaii-book-music-festival-2021-presentation-innovation-energy-transformation-3/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211028T173000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20211028T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20211005T081842Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224703Z
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SUMMARY:Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2021 | Conversation: A.I. to E.T. - The Future of Science & Technology and the Fate of Our Civilization and the Cosmos
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, October 28 from 5:30 – 6:30pm \, Dr. Jeffrey Watumull will join host Stewart Yerton for a conversation titled\, “A.I. to E.T. – The Future of Science & Technology and the Fate of Our Civilization and the Cosmos.” \nDr. Jeffrey Watumull is Chief Philosophy Officer and Director of AI at Oceanit\, where we are endeavoring to create human-style AI and discover whether its principles obtain in extralinguistic domains (e.g.\, physics\, biology). He is also co-founder of the Cambridge Institute for Exo-Language. Dr. Watumull studied at Cambridge\, MIT\, Oxford\, and Harvard. \nStewart Yerton reports on business and the economy for Honolulu Civil Beat. Those are subjects he spent more than a decade reporting on — at publications in New York\, New Orleans and Honolulu. \nRSVP at the link below. \nThe 16th annual Hawaii Book & Music Festival returns virtually\, October 1 – November 4\, with its core program of Hawai‘i Authors\, and community thought leaders and experts in Hawai‘i Sustainability & Resilience\, Health & Wellness\, Innovation Future\, Hawaiian Culture\, amplified by national and international Authors addressing some of the greatest issues for Hawai’i’s future.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hawaii-book-music-festival-2021-conversation-a-i-to-e-t-the-future-of-science-technology-and-the-fate-of-our-civilization-and-the-cosmos/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20211109T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20211109T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20210915T020822Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224655Z
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SUMMARY:SPARK Day: NPL - Next Generation Corrosion Protection in the Aviation Industry
DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday\, November 9th\, from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm CST (16:30 GMT)\, Oceanit and its partners will be hosting a SPARK day featuring Nanocomposite Protective Layer (NPL) Technology – Next Generation Corrosion Protection in the Aviation Industry via a live ZOOM presentation. SPARK stands for Special Presentation of Advanced Research & Knowledge.  SPARK is a special one-day event focusing on advanced product deployments for different industries.  Oceanit is a mind to market company reimagining innovation to break the bonds of normal and solve the impossible. \nIn the aviation world\, the process of protecting metallic airframes and components against corrosion is a challenge – from manufacturing through the entire life cycle of the product.  Current organic-based technologies with multiple layers of protection can still fail to protect the metallic substrate from corrosion damage.  In addition\, the high toxicity of ‘traditional’ CICs makes handling and application a hazardous process for personnel. With NPL water-based technology\, Oceanit aims to mitigate current corrosion protection challenges while reducing the footprint on the environment and enhancing safety for applicators.  In addition to NPL technology\, Oceanit will also present disruptive technologies related to anti-icing/de-icing\, automated plating processes\, and decarbonization in aviation. Guest speakers for this event will include aircraft maintenance experts\, major industry contributors\, and Oceanit technology leaders\, More below. \nZOOM event details will be sent via email in advance of November 9th.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/spark-day-next-generation-corrosion-protection-in-the-aviation-industry/
CATEGORIES:SPARK day
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211118
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211119
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
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SUMMARY:SPARK Day: Surface Treatment Approaches to Address Flow Assurance Issues
DESCRIPTION:On November 18th\, Oceanit and its partners will be hosting a SPARK day entitled “Surface Treatment Approaches to Address Flow Assurance Issues” via a live ZOOM presentation. SPARK stands for Special Presentation of Advanced Research & Knowledge. These special one-day events are focused on Oceanit’s advanced product deployments. \nFlow assurance issues associated with oil and gas pipelines remain central to economic and safe development of fields. Major flow assurance related challenges include corrosion\, erosion and deposition of different solids on the surface (such as hydrates\, waxes\, asphaltenes etc). These issues are frequently managed using highly expensive remediation steps including thermal\, chemical\, or mechanical means to reduce the risk of deposition. Unmitigated accumulation of these solids can lead to safety concerns as well as costly maintenance\, including the possibility of complete plugging of lines in worst-case scenarios. Oceanit\, in collaboration with the Colorado School of Mines Center for Hydrate Research and the Department of Energy/National Energy Technology Laboratory\, will present recent findings on Surface Treatment Nanocomposite Technologies which offer an alternative method of passive treatment for flow assurance solids. Guest speakers for this event will include subject matter experts from Colorado School of Mines\, Department of Energy\, major industry contributors\, as well as Oceanit technology leaders. \nIf you are interested in tuning in to this SPARK day\, please contact info@oceanit.com.  ZOOM invites will be sent via email in advance of the November date.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/spark-day-surface-treatment-approaches-to-address-flow-assurance-issues/
CATEGORIES:SPARK day
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220120T140000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220120T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20220119T014531Z
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SUMMARY:What Schools Could Be -- Game Changer Series: A Conversation with Ian Kitajima
DESCRIPTION:Join What Schools Could Be for a Game Changer Series conversation with Oceanit’s Director of Corporate Development\, Ian Kitajima. Ian is best known as the “Technology Sherpa” at Oceanit – a “Mind to Market” innovation lab of 160 scientists\, engineers\, technologists\, designers\, and dreamers conducting advance technology development research for government and private clients worldwide. \nOn Thursday\, January 20\, from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM HST (7:00 PM Eastern)\, Ian will join host Ted Dintersmith to talk about Oceanit’s SURF program and educational initiatives focused on bringing innovation\, computer science\, coding\, and Design Thinking to our schools. Oceanit’s SURF program is focused on empowering students and educators with new super powers for the future. RSVP by clicking the Eventbrite link below! \nAs Oceanit’s Technology Sherpa\, his role is to move science and technology breakthroughs from the lab to the marketplace\, which has included opening the South Korean market since 2014\, and 3 venture backed Oceanit startups as a co-founder at Hoana Medical\, Nanopoint\, and Ibis Networks. He is the co-founder of the Design Thinking Hawaii movement beginning in 2010\, the “Altino” movement in 2017 to teach 5000 non-technical teachers creative problem solving skills via computer programming so every student in Hawaii can be exposed to Computer Science\, and the Aloha AI Network in 2019 to put the future of Artificial Intelligence into the hands of teachers and students now.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/what-schools-could-be-game-changer-series-a-conversation-with-ian-kitajima/
CATEGORIES:Speaking Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220316T090000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220316T110000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20220210T031455Z
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro C: March 16 - Introduction "C" workshop  for teachers and parents
DESCRIPTION:Aloha Hawaii teachers and parents! Join us online on March 16th from 9:00-11:00 am for a virtual Altino coding workshop. We’ll be using the new Altino virtual car to expose you and your students to another world. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease join us for a 2-hour\, virtual workshop to expose yourself to elements of computer science\, coding\, and how you can use the Altino car (virtual and real) to make subjects engaging and fun tomorrow. Click the website link beneath “DETAILS” below. \nPrerequisite: None. This workshop is for non-technical teachers who have no coding experience\, and for existing Altino teachers who want to learn about the virtual car. \nWhat to Bring: If you can join us via Zoom\, you probably have everything you need\, i.e.\, an internet connection and a web-browser. \nInstructor: Stephanie Mew \nLocation: Online via Zoom. A Zoom link will be sent prior to the start of the workshop \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Ian Kitajima\, ikitajima@oceanit.com or 808-531-3017\, or Stephanie Mew\, smew808@gmail.com. \nFor more information about Altino visit the Oceanit Research Foundation website in the organizer link below.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-c-march-16-2022/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220318T090000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220318T110000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224454Z
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SUMMARY:Altino Intro SCRATCH: March 18 - Introduction "SCRATCH" workshop  for teachers and parents
DESCRIPTION:Aloha Hawaii teachers! Join us for a hands-on hybrid SCRATCH workshop to expose you and your students to another world. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAloha! Please join us for a 2 hour hands-on workshop to expose yourself to elements of computer science\, coding\, and how you can use the Altino car (real/physical) to make subjects engaging and fun tomorrow. NOTE: for SCRATCH programming we do not have virtual car so we are planning an in-person workshop for those on Oahu\, while doing an online session for those on the neighbor island who have access to Altino cars. Every island has a pool of Altino cars. \nPrerequisite: None. This workshop is for non-technical teachers who have no coding experience\, and for existing Altino teachers who want to learn SCRATCH\, a visual programming language. We will have a separate setup day to get your computer and Altino car working together. \nWhat to Bring: A PC laptop (not Chromebooks) so we can load a special version of SCRATCH that is customized for Altino. For neighbor island teachers\, you will need to be able to join us via Zoom. \nInstructor: Terry Holck \nLocation:  Hybrid. A physical location on Oahu\, and online via Zoom for neighbor island teachers. A Zoom link will be sent prior to the start of the workshop \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Ian Kitajima\, ikitajima@oceanit.com or 808-531-3017\, or Terry Holck\, terry.holck@gmail.com. \nFor more information about Altino visit Oceanit Research Foundation at the Organizer website link below!
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-intro-scratch-march-18-introduction-scratch-workshop-for-teachers-and-parents-3/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220426
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220429
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20220311T020320Z
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SUMMARY:Aviation Week MRO Americas 2022 | Oceanit Presents AeroPel
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited! Come visit us at booth #3540 of the Aviation Week MRO Americas conference in Dallas\, Texas at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center\, April 26-28. \nOceanit’s AeroPel Nanocomposite Protective Layer (NPL) is the next gen of corrosion and ice protection for the aviation industry. Water-based omniphobic and chemical-based icephobic NPLs impart surface protection against corrosion for structures and components\, superhydrophobic properties to limit ice nucleation and reduce adhesion strength\, MIC & fouling prevention\, and more. \nRegistration to attend is FREE until March 18th. \n 
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/aviation-week-mro-americas-2022-oceanit-presents-aeropel/
CATEGORIES:SPARK Showcase
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220503T170000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20220503T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20220218T222443Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224437Z
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SUMMARY:Oceanit 2022 Energy Transformation Technology Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Oceanit 2022 Energy Transformation Technology Showcase\nDisruptive Innovation Demonstrations\nOceanit will host the 2022 Energy Transformation Technology Showcase at Greentown Labs in Houston\, Texas on May 3rd. We are excited to feature Oceanit technology and products in Greentown Labs’ tech incubation space in the heart of Houston’s Innovation District. \nThe Oceanit 2022 Energy Transformation Technology Showcase will coincide with OTC2022\, the largest energy conference in the world. \nFrom disruptive innovations to scalable turnkey technology solutions\, Oceanit will demonstrate the latest in advanced nanocomposites\, hydrogen technologies\, subsea broadband\, smart materials\, novel approaches to AI\, and more – technologies aimed at transforming the way we engage in climate challenges through the lens of EDGE: our energy transformation initiative. \nEDGE is Oceanit’s endeavor to address an array of next-gen energy challenges like carbon sequestration\, new energy sources like green hydrogen\, energy efficiency\, and predictive and prescriptive maintenance. EDGE examines the entire ecosystem – from exploration and production\, through transmission\, storage\, and distribution\, to carbon sequestration and new energy paradigms. In addition\, Oceanit will share a range of new innovations in artificial intelligence\, aviation\, and much more. \nJoin us on May 3rd for live technology demonstrations\, discussions\, food\, and drinks. Meet the Oceanit team behind our cutting-edge work and learn about the disruptive innovations transitioning from mind to market at Oceanit. \nRSVP Here
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/2022-oceanit-technology-showcase-houston/
CATEGORIES:SPARK Showcase
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220601
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220602
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20250422T224429Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224429Z
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SUMMARY:Altino Scratch: June 1 - Hawaii PDE3 Scratch Course | Trainings for Teachers
DESCRIPTION:What:  For 2021-22\, we have six PDE3 teacher trainings scheduled for computer science.  Learn to code and apply principles of computer science to your classroom. \nWhy:  Computer Science (CS) is a 21st century career choice but more importantly CS is about learning how to think creatively and logically. Also\, CS is required in every public high school in Hawaii starting in 2021-22 school year via Act 51. New legislation will bring computer science to elementary and middle schools by 2025. \nWho: Designed for K-12 teachers to teach coding. DOE approved for 3 credits. Open statewide. \nHow: We kick off live online at 8:00am\, but most of your training is via self-paced videos and online support from our Altino instructors. \nExperience level: No prior computer science or coding experience required. \nSize: only 30 teachers per training.  Wait list for only 10. \nCost:  $0\, but if you register and are a “no show”\, or you drop without a good reason\, you may not be allowed to attend this training again. Based on 3 years of delivering this training\, you should budget 50  to 75 hours to learn the materials and to complete your portfolio – three lessons with three student samples per lesson plan. This is a demanding training – if you are awarded 3 credits it’s because you earned it.     \nSponsors:  Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation\, Kamehameha Schools\, Oceanit Research Foundation\, Toyota Hawaii\, Department of Labor. \nContact: Brett Tanaka at OCID \nVisit HIDOE’s PDE3 website linked below and search ‘Altino’.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/altino-scratch-june-1-2022-pde3/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221013T160000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221013T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20221005T195233Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224307Z
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SUMMARY:HBMF 2022 | Biomimicry in the Brazilian Amazon: How animals’ Scales\, Beaks\, Fins\, and Wings Inspire Manmade Innovations
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, October 13th at 4:00pm Hawaii Time\, Oceanit’s Tarah Sullivan Suiter will host a HBMF Innovation Session conversation with Dr. Marc Meyers\, a pioneer of biomimicry\, engineering tech solutions based on natural structures. \nPart of the Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2022\, the session is titled: Biomimicry in the Brazilian Amazon: How animals’ Scales\, Beaks\, Fins\, and Wings Inspire Manmade Innovations  \nMarc André Meyers is an American materials scientist\, engineer and Distinguished Professor at the University of California\, San Diego. Meyers studies and writes about the dynamic behavior of materials\, synthesis\, processing\, impact testing\, and characterization of new materials. He also studies the properties of biological materials\, and in particular the protective coverings of animals. Abalone shells\, toucan beaks\, the scales of exotic fish\, feathers\, and pangolin scales are some of the biological materials studied by his group.  Meyers was born in Brazil. In the summer of 2014\, he organized a group to follow the Roosevelt-Rondon Scientific Expedition along the “River of Doubt.”
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hbmf-2022-biomimicry-in-the-brazilian-amazon-how-animals-scales-beaks-fins-and-wings-inspire-manmade-innovations/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221018T080000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221018T100000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20220906T205936Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224259Z
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SUMMARY:What School Could Be | Breakfast & Coffee Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:A panel discussion on What School Could Be and the intersections between investing and the future of education\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat actually happens when a community seriously invests in training young people to be not just #futureready\, but shape the future?  \nHear from panelists who will talk about the intersection of investing and movements to reimagine education towards student-driven learning and real world challenges. Panelists will speak to current and potential efforts to invest in\, and educate not one\, not two\, but multiple generations of young human capital who will shape the future of Hawai’i\, the nation and the world to be more just\, more equitable and fully sustainable. \nPanelists: \n\nTed Dintersmith – Retired VC and funder behind WhatSchoolCouldBe.org\nMark Loughridge – Case Accelerator for Student Entrepreneurship at Punahou School\nJohn Allen II – Director\, Searider Productions\nSusan Yamada – Vice Chair\, Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship\n\nIan Kitajima – Director / Tech Sherpa\, Oceanit\n\nCoffee & Breakfast will be provided to all in-person attendees. \nDoors open at 8:00am for Coffee & Breakfast. Panel Discussion begins at 8:30am. \nAn online streaming option will be made available on FB Live at https://www.facebook.com/WhatSchoolCouldBe \nTickets are $45 and cover the event\, along with breakfast and coffee. Space is limited so please reserve your seats as soon as possible. The discussion will also be live-streamed via the What School Could Be YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/WhatSchoolCouldBe \nThis event is hosted as a collaboration between HVCA\, Funder Hui & What School Could Be. \nEmail Josh Reppun at josh@whatschoolcouldbe.org or Doorae Shin at aloha@funderhui.org with any questions. \nRegister For Tickets Here
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/what-school-could-be-breakfast-coffee-panel-discussion-3/
CATEGORIES:SURF
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221020T180000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221020T190000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20221005T202802Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224252Z
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SUMMARY:HBMF 2022 | Defining the EDGE of Energy - Sustainable Energy Transformation
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, October 20th at 6:00pm Hawaii Time\, Oceanit’s founder and CEO\, Dr.Patrick Sullivan will join HBMF Chair\, Roger Jelenik in a conversation about climate\, the global energy transformation\, and Oceanit’s work on sustainable energies via “EDGE”. \nEDGE (Energy & Decarbonization for the Global Environment) is Oceanit’s initiative to tackle energy decarbonization across the production\, transmission\, distribution\, and storage of clean energy. For example\, Oceanit’s HydroPel nanotechnology provides significant and rapid decarbonization and methane reduction\, when applied to nearly 3 million miles of existing U.S. methane pipelines. \nPart of the Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2022\, the session is titled: Defining the EDGE of Energy – Sustainable Energy Transformation. \n Dr. Patrick Sullivan is the Founder and CEO of Oceanit\, a Honolulu tech company\, and author of Intellectual Anarchy: The Art of Disruptive Innovation. He was Hawaii Business Magazine’s 2016 “CEO of the Year” and Pacific Business News 2019 “Titans of Technology Leader.” Dr. Sullivan occupied seats on the Navy Ocean Research Advisory Panel and the board of the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems (PISCES). Dr. Sullivan founded Oceanit in 1985 after receiving his Ph.D. in Ocean Engineering from the University of Hawaii and his BS in Engineering from the University of Colorado\, Boulder. \nRoger Jellinek has been Executive Director of the Hawai‘i Book & Music Festival since 2006. A graduate of Cambridge University\, and a Mellon Fellow at Yale University\, he has been involved in book publishing in New York and Hawaii as a journalist\, editor\, publisher and literary agent since 1963. He is married to Eden Lee Murray\, actor and director\, who has been Emcee of the in-person Keiki Stage since 2006.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hbmf-2022-defining-the-edge-of-energy-sustainable-energy-transformation/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221027T160000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20221027T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T104129
CREATED:20221005T201150Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T224241Z
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SUMMARY:HBMF 2022 | Noam Chomsky & Jeffrey Watumull: Life\, Information\, Language\, Intelligence
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, October 27th at 4:00pm Hawaii Time\, Oceanit’s Chief Philosophy Officer and Director of AI\, Jeffrey Watumull will be joined by Dr. Noam Chomsky to discuss their forthcoming book\, Life\, Information\, Language\, Intelligence. \nWhat is Life? What is Intelligence? These questions animated ancient philosophy\, and in our time reanimate philosophic and scientific creativity to discover their answers in the modern context of astrobiology\, artificial life\, and artificial intelligence: Are we alone? Can machines think? Chomsky and Watumull present four fundamental conjectures contending that these questions can be answered in a grand unified explanatory theory. \nRegister at the HBMF event website link below. This session is part of the Hawaii Book & Music Festival 2022\, this special innovation session is titled: Innovation – Noam Chomsky and Jeffrey Watumull – Life\, Information\, Language\, Intelligence   \nRegarded as the founder of modern linguistics and philosophy\, Dr. Chomsky is one of the most cited scholars in modern history\, whose more than 100 groundbreaking books have revolutionized our understanding of language and the mind. The impact of his work extends to cognitive neuroscience\, evolutionary biology\, mathematics\, computer science\, anthropology\, and education. In parallel\, as one of the most influential public intellectuals in the world\, his critical analyses of public and private power have inspired many for more than half a century. Dr. Chomsky served as Institute Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy at MIT from 1955 to 2017\, when he joined the University of Arizona as Laureate Professor of Linguistics and the Agnese Nelms Haury Chair in Environment and Social Justice. \nDr. Jeffrey Watumull is Chief Philosophy Officer and Director of AI at Oceanit\, where he endeavors to\ncreate human-style AI and discover whether its principles obtain in extralinguistic domains (e.g.\, physics\,\nbiology). He is also an affiliated professor at the University of Cambridge and cofounder of the Cambridge Institute for Exo-Language. Watumull was trained at Cambridge\, MIT\, Oxford\, and Harvard.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hbmf-2022-noam-chomsky-jeffrey-watumull-life-information-language-intelligence/
CATEGORIES:Hawaii Book & Music Festival
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SUMMARY:Hydrogen Engineering Challenges II: Pipeline Infrastructure Event by Darcy Partners
DESCRIPTION:Oceanit Dr. Vinod Veedu will join a Darcy Partners panel event on Tuesday\, February 14\, 2023: Hydrogen Engineering Challenges II: Pipeline Infrastructure. \nAs Hydrogen energy projects move further into development as part of a global energy transformation\, technology solutions are needed to tackle the unique engineering challenges that these projects bring. This event will be the second of a series highlighting solutions in this space\, this time: Pipeline Infrastructure. Darcy’s Hydrogen Engineering Challenges event series covers technologies such as hydrogen specific compressors\, sensors\, flow meters\, pipelines/pipeline coatings to combat embrittlement\, purification technology\, and more. In their inaugural Hydrogen Engineering Challenges Event in December\, they covered the topic of storage infrastructure\, and in this February 2023 event\, will be highlighting solutions to address the massive infrastructure challenges of Hydrogen transmission/distribution in pipeline infrastructure. \nDue to the chemical differences of hydrogen\, there are major infrastructure considerations with storage and transport that need to be considered\, even in blending applications. Many utilities have started planning for feasibility studies to understand the effect blending hydrogen into vintage infrastructure would have\, but solutions are needed from new compressor equipment\, leakproof valves\, integrated leak detection devices\, different welding techniques\, materials\, and even pipeline retrofits. In this event\, Oceanit’s Vinod Veedu will be joined by Robin McIntosh\, Director of Operations at SmartPipe along with their user\, Enbridge\, represented by Alex MacLean.  \n\nSpeakers:\n– Donny T. McCallum\, Chief Financial Officer at SmartPipe Technologies\n– Vinod Veedu – Director of Strategic Initiatives at Oceanit\n– Alex MacLean – Strategy & Market Innovation\, Low Carbon Development at Enbridge
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/hydrogen-engineering-challenges-ii-pipeline-infrastructure-event-by-darcy-partners/
CATEGORIES:Speaking Event
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SUMMARY:EDGE Technology Showcase 2023: Delivering the Future
DESCRIPTION:EDGE Technology Showcase 2023:\n\nDelivering the future through disruptive innovation for energy\, society\, and sustainability.\nJoin us on May 2nd at 5:00pm for Oceanit’s 2023 EDGE Technology Showcase\, returning to Houston at the historic 1940 Air Terminal Museum near Houston’s Hobby Airport. The 1940 Air Terminal Museum is a historic art deco terminal building that once served the City of Houston as the Houston Municipal Airport. The terminal building is now a protected landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. \nHeld each year alongside Houston’ Offshore Technology Conference\, Oceanit’s EDGE Technology Showcase event will feature technologies that are delivering the future\, from deep sea to deep space — from disruptive innovations to scalable turnkey solutions. \nAt Oceanit\, we seek out chaos to uncover opportunities to disrupt\, diversify\, and work for a better planet and human society. In 2023\, Oceanit will unveil bleeding edge products and services that have the potential to cost-effectively improve efficiency and sustainability to the energy industry. Oceanit will demonstrate the latest technologies related to energy efficiency\, circular economy\, hydrogen\, decarbonization\, methane emission\, beneficial reuse of produced water\, and more – technologies aimed at transforming the way we engage in climate challenges through the lens of EDGE: Energy Decarbonization for the Global Environment. \nEDGE is Oceanit’s initiative that addresses an array of next-gen energy challenges like carbon sequestration\, new energy sources like green hydrogen\, energy efficiency\, and predictive and prescriptive maintenance. EDGE examines the entire ecosystem – from exploration and production\, through transmission\, storage\, and distribution\, to carbon sequestration and new energy paradigms. In addition\, Oceanit will share a range of new innovations in artificial intelligence\, aviation\, and much more. \nTo RSVP\, scan the QR code below or click here: https://OceanitEDGE.rsvpify.com \n 
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/oceanit-edge-2023-delivering-the-future/
CATEGORIES:SPARK Showcase
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SUMMARY:HeatX at the North American Refining Technology Conference
DESCRIPTION:North American Refining Technology Conference (NARTC) \nOceanit’s Jake McHenry\, Product Manager for HeatX\, will be attending the World Refining Association’s Houston refining event from January 30-31. The 2024 conference focuses on connecting US refineries with the cutting-edge technologies that will determine the role of refining in the Energy Transition.  \nHeatX combines breakthrough science in Nanotechnology\, AI\, and Robotics to produce a step change in heat transfer operational efficiency. HeatX Delivers value to Power Producers\, Refineries\, and Heavy Industry around the Globe. You can visit https://www.heatxglobal.com/ to learn more and get in touch with us via info@heatxglobal.com for more information.
URL:https://oceanit.com/event/heatx-north-american-refining-technology-conference/
CATEGORIES:SPARK Showcase
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