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This special issue is dedicated to the theme of public interest technology (PIT) [1]. PIT acknowledges that technological potential can be harnessed to satisfy the needs of civil society. In other words, technology can be seen as a public good that can benefit all, through an open democratic system of governance, with open data initiatives, open technologies, and open systems/ecosystems designed for the collective good, as defined by respective communities that will be utilizing them. Just like ...

During her first physics course, what resonated most with Jillian Bright was a circuits section.

H.T. Person Memorial, University of Wyoming College of Engineering and Applied Science does research and teaching in Atmospheric Science, Chemical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Civil Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Earth System Science, Energy Systems and Business for Engineers.

H.T. Person Memorial, University of Wyoming College of Engineering and Applied Science does research and teaching in Atmospheric Science, Chemical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Civil Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Earth System Science, Energy Systems and Business for Engineers.

ASCO Power Technologies’ new Case Study details how the home recovered from the prolonged outage with a microgrid solution....

ASCO Power Technologies Contributes to a Microgrid Solution for a Children’s Home in Puerto Rico

ASCO Power Technologies Contributes to a Microgrid Solution for a Children’s Home in Puerto Rico

ASCO Power Technologies Contributes to a Microgrid Solution for a Children’s Home in Puerto Rico

ASCO Power Technologies Contributes to a Microgrid Solution for a Children’s Home in Puerto Rico

ASCO Power Technologies Contributes to a Microgrid Solution for a Children’s Home in Puerto Rico