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Category Archives: Engineering/Technology
Understanding digestive health and combating digestive illness
In this post you will read my scientific findings and personal experience in combating digestive illness. Around two-three years ago my health rapidly started to decline, and it was unclear why. I started to have problems eating without experiencing a … Continue reading
Posted in Embrace the Randomness, Engineering/Technology
Tagged CD, digestive health, FMT, IBD, IBS, microbiome, UC
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How nuclear weapons could save the world
Remember the world before November 2016? Happy and hopeful, gradually becoming a better place and most of us were working towards human equality, freedom, life in balance with nature by building a more durable economy. Then the US elections came … Continue reading
Wastewater in Ahmedabad – part 1: THE PROBLEM
Last week I was in India, in the city of Ahmedabad, standing on a bridge over the river Sabarmati. The sun is shining bright and the view over the river basin is incredible. I had just returned from a full … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering/Technology, Water
Tagged development, engineering, environment, fashion, future, Industry, public health, urban, Wastewater, water
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Mobile monitoring – learning from nature
The future of monitoring is always up for discussion, since costs can be reduced and efficiency can be improved. In the spring of last year I had an idea about mobile monitoring which could be interesting. To guarantee sufficient drinking … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering/Technology, Water
Tagged anthropogenic, engineering, environment, fish, future, IT, micropollutants, monitoring, robotics, water quality, Weddi
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Are we going forward or reverse?
In the Netherlands we are very proud of our tap water. It is of excellent quality, widely available and incredibly cheap. Due to the reasonably good quality of surface waters and the good quality of the groundwater sources it has … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering/Technology, Water
Tagged anthropogenic, concentrate, engineering, environment, forward osmosis, future, micropollutants, osmosis, public health, reverse osmosis, RO, water
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Can we keep up? The implementation of IT innovations
Once upon a time I was working for an engineering company and I was trying to model a certain water treatment installation, meaning I was trying to explain how it works by using mathematics. Like the second photo, not the … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering/Technology, Social
Tagged coding, DOS, engineering, future, google glass, information technology, IT, social behaviour
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Do you know what it feels like for a girl?
In light of the new UN campaign He For She I decided to write my story as a female engineer in a man’s world. Let me start with stating I belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities and … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering/Technology, Social
Tagged development, Emma Watson, engineering, equality, female, future, gender, girls, UN
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