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Council to bring coherence to university wide tech transfer operations, and revamped the RPI incubation approach, launching the
Emerging Ventures Ecosystem (EVE) in February 2011. The EVE concept used a “distributed incubation” approach, placing RPI student and faculty start-up businesses in downtown Troy, integrating RPI's academic prowess in engineering and entrepreneurship with a local focus on urban renewal and drawing on the global RPI network of successful alumni entrepreneurs. “Our goal is to facilitate and ‘turbo-charge,’ if you like, every aspect of technology transfer, from idea generation to patenting and licensing to global growth,” Coblentz said. “To do that, we intend to tap the entire range of Rensselaer resources, and to create partnerships that take symbiotic advantage of strengths in the local community, for mutual benefit.”
383:. Although the community as a whole was skeptical of higher education and advanced technology, Coblentz has described his father, Alvin S. Coblentz, as a "self-taught researcher, educator, and 'technologist' of sorts: a watch and clock repairman." A biography of Alvin describes his design of a mechanical device that enabled the operation of an automobile accelerator and brake with a single pedal, compensating for his physical disability and allowing him to get a driver's license. Coblentz has also spoken of his father's creation, in the mid-1960s, of a functioning radio in a wrist-watch case, an invention that was never brought to market because of Alvin's lack of familiarity with the US patent process. The family of eight subsisted on the $ 200 per month Alvin earned from publishing a conservative Mennonite periodical,
770:, for which Lieberman was the ranking minority member. Coblentz designed and spearheaded the project with Kevin Landy, Lieberman's counsel on the Committee, negotiating with Senate rules officials to gain permission for this first-of-kind approach to use the Internet to engage citizens in online interaction, enabling direct public input in planning the electronic government legislation. For three months, members of the public were asked to comment on ways in which the federal government could deliver its services more efficiently and effectively via the Internet. Coblentz and Landy solicited many of the ideas directly from industry leaders; many others were suggested independently by individual citizens. The volume of public response was unprecedented.
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single theme. … We were sitting in his office and said … “What the Iraq War should have taught us is that security and development are inextricably intertwined.” Where you have poverty and abrogation of human rights, you also often have inept governance, you have a circumstance in which people, as they see the inequity, and are not allowed to express their views, the result is a natural situation for fomenting not only humiliation and injustice but anger, and a sense of wanting to redress wrongs. So from that you have violence of multiple sorts: you have civil strife; you have a breeding ground for extremism; and ultimately, if the seeds are sown deeply enough, that is where we are seeing the pursuit of weapons of mass destruction.
982:. With the support of a local group of inventors and entrepreneurs, Coblentz transformed an abandoned 5000 square-foot off-track betting facility into a MakerSpace, a member-governed "idea factory" outfitted for metalworking, woodworking, 3D printing, optics, biotech, robotics, electronics, welding, and textile work. The CoG welcomed artists, engineers, scientists, and "creators" from any discipline. It has experienced rapid growth in its first two years, acquiring more than 200 members and serving nearly 50 companies, and experiencing substantial support from municipal and State government agencies, private sector donors, academic institutions, and local NGOs.
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scene, adding vibrancy and can-do creativity as part of the community." CoG members have full access to MakerSpace equipment and expertise. Instead of focusing exclusively on entrepreneurs and commercialization activity, as most incubators would do, hobbyists and "weekend warriors" are also considered a core part of the CoG community. Social activities are part of the CoG's core programming. CoG members also have access to "SPECTRVM": shared business services ranging from sales and marketing to grant writing and CFOs-for-hire, at scaled rates that match a company's budget and stage of growth.
1011:. On August 19, 2015, New York Governor Cuomo announced the opening of the new facility, characterizing the Center of Gravity as playing “a vital role in helping the Capital Region’s tech industry flourish.” In less than four years, the Center of Gravity had grown to support a broad range of companies, most focused on high-tech innovation, such as “a 3D printer manufacturer, a team of RPI grads making bacteria-killing light fixtures, and a company designing aquaponics systems for the Caribbean island of Dominica.” The Quackenbush would provide a new home for many of those companies.
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876:, Pennsylvania. Mohamed called me in to express his horror and his sympathy. He asked me how I thought the Amish would respond. The difference we would witness, I told him, was that the Amish would immediately forgive the shooter and demonstrate that forgiveness to the shooter’s family. In that moment, we both realized the importance of highlighting another universal value: forgiveness. I felt as if my Amish Mennonite background was reaching out to me again, this time in the nuclear context of the IAEA.
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745:(INRA). Coblentz later became Jackson's adviser on the NRC's international programs, offering bilateral assistance to developing countries in the formulation of legal and regulatory frameworks, the installation of nuclear medical facilities, and safety and security at nuclear power plants. Coblentz worked with the regulators and operators of post-Soviet states to upgrade inspection and enforcement programs and associated communication protocols.
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submarine, streamlining a bureaucratic policy, unlocking the potential of a research university, promoting a biotechnology business concept, or unravelling the riddle of U.S.-Iran relations: "What makes it tick?" "How can we make it work better?" and "How can we explain the answers to those who need to know?" I became fascinated by the power of curiosity, the power of innovation, and the power of narrative.
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mantra of making safety the highest priority now had a qualitative and quantitative basis. Maintenance scheduling and budgets now had a framework to ensure measurable improvements in safety performance. A “risk-informed, performance-based” system made it possible to improve safety while simultaneously increasing economic competitiveness.
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Speaking about the ongoing tension over Iran's nuclear program, Coblentz has noted the ways in which miscommunication, disrespect, and a lack of cultural understanding have compounded the standoff between Iran and the West. As an IAEA spokesperson, he repeated ElBaradei's mantra that Iran needed to
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Baghdad myself … finding many of the allegations, the points on which the U.S. and the U.K. were making their case to be inaccurate, it seemed very clear to that he was building the case for why there was … no imminent threat. And to have that
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Everything that you have seen and worked for over the past 30 years – how do you compress that into 20 minutes? What is really the message you want to send ? And we came back to the Iraq War because he had begun to think that the two twin themes of the UN, security and development, really were a
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The self-evident superiority of white skin, a chaste queen, and English manners and virtues made colonization a veritable service to the colonized. All savages want to be civilized (read: Anglicized), just as all women want to be penetrated and subdued by worthy men, just as all metals “would be
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Coblentz explicitly differentiated the Center of Gravity from a traditional business incubator, referring to the CoG model as "community-based business cultivation." According to Coblentz: "We don't 'incubate' or isolate. We integrate. We want our companies to be tied into Troy's hands-on urban
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In the wake of the Nobel award, ElBaradei was asked to speak on a much broader range of non-technological themes such as religion, faith, and tolerance. Coblentz has recounted how, on the eve of a trip to New York in which ElBaradei was to receive the Human Security Award from the Muslim Public
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language (as if the writer were trying to light up the essence of the idea from all sides). For the modern linear thinker, scientific prose of the time seems convoluted and obscure. Alchemical recipe books, in their description of unfamiliar processes, are nearly impossible to
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Fusion, the mass-to-energy conversion created by the high-speed collision of atomic nuclei, is the engine that powers the sun and stars. As Coblentz said to CNN, “What we’re really doing here is trying to build a star on Earth.” The technological approach, known as
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Moving from the historical to the postmodern, Coblentz argues that similar irrational motivations continue to plague contemporary science, scientists, and science policy – irrationality traceable, in part, to an ongoing battle between science and religion or faith.
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situations, that he had had this experience of standing in the gap with pressure from the US or the UK on the one hand, or from Iran or North Korea on the other hand, and managed to chart . This was something the young people found very appealing.”
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any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against
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2642:"World's Biggest Science Experiment Seeks More Time and Money"
1804:"Nuclear watchdog chief accused of pro-western bias over Iran"
1640:"The Age of Deception: Nuclear Diplomacy in Treacherous Times"
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The Age Of Deception: Nuclear Diplomacy In Treacherous Times
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1538:"Reauthorization of the E-Government Act: A Brief Overview"
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1255:"Five Questions for March 21, 2011: Laban Coblentz"
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1752:"The James Parks Morton Interfaith Award"
1357:. Government Printing Office. 30 May 1995
1273:"US Nuclear Submarines – the Fast Attack"
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168:Learn how and when to remove this message
109:Learn how and when to remove this message
2105:"2 key administrators leaving RPI posts"
1852:"The Nexus: Where Science Meets Society"
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2359:"Tech Valley Center of Gravity Opens"
2208:"Tech Valley Center of Gravity Opens"
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833:Iraq as a turning point for the IAEA
662:Waterford Nuclear Generating Station
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1667:. Heffner Alumni House. 19 May 2011
1613:ElBaradei, Mohamed (14 June 2006).
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1468:Jackson, Shirley (9 October 2003).
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2414:NY Governor’s Office press release
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2041:. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1976:. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1954:. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1152:"Coming to Los Angeles: Labyrinth"
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1378:"In Memoriam: E. Gail de Planque"
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2262:Anderson, Eric (June 26, 2013).
2061:"PSS: Laban Coblentz disappears"
1802:Borger, Julian (22 March 2012).
1665:"An Evening with Laban Coblentz"
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1615:"Rethinking Nuclear Safeguards"
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737:Coblentz and an NRC colleague,
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42:or discuss these issues on the
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2488:"Thursday's Intriguing People"
2238:"Making Creative Use of Space"
2236:Anderson, Eric (May 6, 2013).
1952:"Sustainability Clearinghouse"
1108:Coblentz currently resides in
1048:ITER: harnessing fusion energy
974:In 2012, Coblentz founded the
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719:probabilistic risk assessment
656:Nuclear Regulatory Commission
2666:Dasi, Avik (June 28, 2016).
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1717:"The Nobel Peace Prize 2005"
1513:. 3 May 2001. Archived from
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1089:, called for urgent reform.
775:The E-Government Act of 2002
214:Laban Coblentz at ITER, 2022
150:Knowledge's inclusion policy
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2861:American technology writers
1067:magnetic confinement fusion
754:The e-Government Initiative
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848:The 2005 Nobel Peace Prize
426:Naval Nuclear Power School
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2290:"CEG names tech winners"
1380:. Health Physics Society
810:Libya, and North Korea.
791:E-Government Act of 2002
385:The Fellowship Messenger
366:Early life and schooling
1996:"A Year for Innovation"
1589:"Towards a safer world"
1225:Coblentz, John (1990).
360:engineering megaproject
2542:Albany Business Review
2389:Albany Business Review
2337:Albany Business Review
2083:Rensselaer Polytechnic
2065:Rensselaer Polytechnic
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1829:"The Nuclear Option"
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1021:The Age of Deception
827:The Age of Deception
815:The Age of Deception
312:– Collaborated with
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1862:(5754): 1634–1639.
1517:on January 19, 2013
1029:Egyptian Revolution
707:Shirley Ann Jackson
293:Shirley Ann Jackson
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1911:. 13 December 2007
1782:The New York Times
1740:. 31 October 2006.
1696:The Story from APM
1154:. Huffington Post.
956:Albany Times Union
950:Departure From RPI
890:The Nuclear Option
679:E. Gail de Planque
630:The distress that
422:United States Navy
416:United States Navy
354:the International
2856:Science activists
2590:"How to fix ITER"
2416:. August 19, 2015
2039:RPI Press Release
1909:Inside Rensselaer
1376:Lubenau, Joel O.
1340:Coblentz, Laban.
1205:"LinkedIn Resume"
1203:Coblentz, Laban.
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