The first PROPL workshop explored how to close the gap between state-of-the-art programming methods being developed in academia and the use of programming in climate analysis, modelling, forecasting, policy, and diplomacy. The aim is to build bridges to the current practices used in the scientific community.

The first edition of this workshop comprised:

• invited talks
• contributed talks
• "working workshop brainstorming’’ format.
  https://popl24.sigplan.org/home/propl-2024

Seminars held at the Energy & Environment Group at Cambridge. These videos are mirrored from the YouTube account.

Research talks from members of the Energy & Environment Group at Cambridge

The Cambridge Centre for Carbon Credits (4C) can be found at 4c.cst.cam.ac.uk

The annual international and tranzdisplinary scientific conference of AFRICA DAYS gives an insight into the social and cultural diversity of Africa. The aim is to reduce prejudice and racism (Afrophobia) and thus contribute to a better coexistence of people. There will also be presentations on sustainable energy and water.

The Africa Days are organized by the African community (students, scientists, migrants) in cooperation with ANSOLE e.V. in the framework of the AMAH (Anlaufstelle für Menschen afrikanischer Herkunft) - project.

https://www.africadays-jena.org/

The annual international and tranzdisplinary scientific conference of AFRICA DAYS gives an insight into the social and cultural diversity of Africa. The aim is to reduce prejudice and racism (Afrophobia) and thus contribute to a better coexistence of people. There will also be presentations on sustainable energy and water.

The Africa Days are organized by the African community (students, scientists, migrants) in cooperation with ANSOLE e.V. in the framework of the AMAH (Anlaufstelle für Menschen afrikanischer Herkunft) - project.

https://www.africadays-jena.org/

Meet Sorry Ghost - a potent blend of optimism and frustration, loud and soft edges, encouragement and rejection. Childhood best friends brought together in the swampy lands of Louisiana, Matt and Dan moved to Los Angeles and added the dynamic Tate Silver and Sean Duong to complete the package. Dan is the spice to Matt's sizzle, the goof to his swagger. Tate brings the midwestern charm and highfalutin theater training from the likes of Julliard, while Sean brings the youthful energy and zest for life that only he can. This unlikely crew is setting out to blend the alt rock/indie vibes that made Matt the smooth operator he is today, the pop punk sounds that soothed Dan's teen angst, the easy going groove of Tate's jazzed-filled youth, and the soft boy emo anthems of Sean's adolescence. With new music in the works, Sorry Ghost invites you to join them as they stumble through all the feels, reminding you to stop and smell the fun.

Everything, which doesn't fit to the main channel goes here:

• Vlogging
• Progress of my projects
• Questions
• Chilling videos

There is no structure and videos aren't created to be entertaining and I haven't put a lot of time and energy in them (like in the main channel).

But I hope they are still valuable for some people :)

Join Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield (and occasionally Kate Walton Elliott) as they give a weekly round-up in the world of cleaner, greener, safer and smarter transportation and energy!

To see other content from the team at Transport Evolved, check out their other channels on PeerTube.

The Party Animals are the most wild and craziest group of individuals you'll ever meet and they're here for one reason... To PARTY!

Deemed "the Bad Boys of Banana Ball" The Party Animals are a team known for hitting big bombs, wild trick plays, and throwing the biggest party you've ever seen. They play in jerseys with the sleeves cut off and energy that will knock your own sleeves off!

The Party Animals play a unique version of baseball called Banana Ball which features new rules to make the game more fast-paced and entertaining.

We are driven by the goal to make baseball fun, and ultimately give fans the best possible experience at our ballpark. We call this Fans First.