ETHOS

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ETHOS Conference, Seattle, January 2009

Last updated December 11, 2008

ETHOS Conference, January 23-25, 2009
Mark Bryden, December 2008

All,

It's almost that time again time again. The ETHOS conference will be held January 23-25 in Kirkland, Washington. Kirkland is a suburb of Seattle.

The 2009 ETHOS Conference aims to expand its reach from previous annual meetings. We invite presentation, workshops, and discussion of technology in the developing world. Particularly those talks focused on heating and cooking stoves, design for developing communities, incineration of medical waste, and lighting. In addition we are hoping to sponsor a track on the topic of carbon credits in the developing world.

We encourage the participation of Southern partners, international stoves experts, and development specialists with field experience in the transfer of appropriate technologies.

Talks
Please submit a title and brief abstract of your proposed talk on or before January 1.

Preconference workshops
Friday, January 23 morning and afternoon are available for preconference workshops. Please contact me before December 15 if you wish to present a preconference workshop.

Other Activities
There are many formats (paper session, workshops, hands-on sessions, panels, one-on-one mentoring etc) that can present relevant information to our community. If you wish to organize one of these please contact me with the details before December 15.

Complete details about the conference can be found at http://www.vrac.iastate.edu/ethos/conference.php.

Please contact me if you have any questions or want to discuss your ideas for the conference.

Mark
kmbryden@iastate.edu

Stove Camp Highlights

Last updated September 16, 2008

Stove Camp Highlights
Nordica MacCarty, Aprovecho Research Center, August 2008
Aprovecho Stove CampAprovecho Stove Camp
Greetings Stove Campers!

I hope you are all well, back in your corners of the world.

At long last, the summary and data from stove camp is available, including:
*An attached .pdf of the results and highlights of camp.
*All of the presentations and resources posted on our website at: http://www.aprovecho.org/web-content/publications/publications.html
*Many photos are also uploaded on picasa at http://picasaweb.google.com/aproresearch

Thanks for making Stove Camp 2008 a great success, and we hope to see you in the future!

With best wishes,
Nordica
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Mrs. Nordica MacCarty
Laboratory Manager, Mechanical Engineer
Aprovecho Research Center
www.aprovecho.org
541-767-0287 Oregon, USA
nordica.maccarty@gmail.com

ETHOS 2008 Conference

Last updated February 03, 2008

ETHOS 2008 Conference
Charlie Sellers, Improved Biomass Stoves, February 3, 2008

See Charlie Seller's report on ETHOS 2008
http://improvedstoves.blogspot.com/2008/02/ethos-2008-conference.html

Highlights from ETHOS 2007

Last updated December 23, 2008

ETHOS 2007, Seattle, Washington, USA Jan 26-28, 2007

Crispin Pemberton-Pigott, Larry Winiarski and Charlie Sellers Test Tom Reed's Woodgas Stove with a Combustion Analyzer.

ETHOS 2007 in Seattle was a stimulating and inspiring event. Many thanks to the ETHOS executive committe for organizing it and to the 120 attendees, some who dragged stoves on airplanes to the event. There were many high points during three (for some four) days of meetings which I am sure will be discussed in these forums and on the web for weeks to come. To list a few:

Summary of Aprovecho’s Summer Stove Camp, 2006

Summary of Aprovecho’s Summer Stove Camp, 2006
By Dean Still and Nordica MacCarty, September 6, 2006

ETHOS STOVE CAMP AUG.4-8

Last updated October 28, 2008

ETHOS STOVE CAMP AUG.4-8
Dean Still, Aprovecho Research Center, April 25, 2008

Dear All,

Stove Camp this year will take place August 4-8 here at the new lab which is on 4 beautiful acres with a nice river on two sides of the property. Folks are invited to camp here near the river! We will cook on wood burning stoves for lunch and dinner and bake tasty bread in a Rocket bread oven. We can have bonfires at night and figure out how to distribute one billion stoves.

Paul Van der Sluis from Philips may be able to attend. Friends in India are trying to buy and send us a BP stove. Can anyone in India assist them? I'll pay costs, shipping, etc.

Pam Baldinger, now in Darfur with USAID, very much supports this year's theme and contest. The team that cooks corn flour using the least fuel, etc. wins the more and more coveted Dr. Kirk Smith Cat Pee Award and $250! The most effective solutions will be sent to Pam.

Let's prove that cooking with wood can be done with very little fuel! It's important! Let's help refugees.

There's room for 25 participants. Book early!

ETHOS Stove Camp costs are:
Instruction/Participation: $100 students $200 others
Camping (5 nights): $25 students $50 others
Five dinners cooked here with wood on Rocket and other stoves: $25

Best,

Dean

Aprovecho Research Center
Fred's Island
Cottage Grove, Oregon
541 767 0287
http://www.aprovecho.org

ETHOS 2008 – Changing the World… one household at a time

Last updated December 27, 2008

ETHOS 2008 - Changing the World; one household at a time
Mark Bryden, January 19, 2008

Summary of Stove Camp 2007

Last updated December 27, 2008

Summary of Stove Camp 2007
Dean Still, Nordica MacCarty, Aprovecho Research Center
Tom Miles and Paul AndersonTom Miles and Paul Anderson Amaze Folks at Stoves Camp

Proposal for ETHOS Technical Committee on Stove Testing Methods

Last updated December 27, 2008
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Proposal for ETHOS Technical Committee on Stove Testing Methods


Summary by Tami Bond, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 2 February 2007

ETHOS 2007 Program – Building Foundations for Scale-Up

Last updated December 27, 2008

ETHOS 2007 – Building Foundations for Scale-Up
NGOs, academics, students, technical trainers, and global programs

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