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When it comes to clean energy, we often hear about wind and solar, but there are other, perhaps less-talked about, renewable sources to include in our energy transition portfolio. In this episode, we focus on geothermal, which uses heat from the earth to generate energy. You may have heard of the Geysers in northern California, the world's largest geothermal field, or the Salton Sea in southern California, the second largest geothermal field in the U.S. However, in 2022, just 0.4% of U.S. electricity generation came from geothermal energy. Can we harness the potential of the earth's heat in more than just volcanic regions?  To address this question, Justine and Paulina speak with Dr. Birendra Jha, a professor of petroleum engineering at USC who runs a research group, the GEM Lab, which aims to address engineering challenges related to energy. We talk about what geothermal energy is, why geothermal seems to be less popular than other sources like wind and solar, and the challenges and benefits of an emerging technology, Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS), which could expand where geothermal energy is produced. Jim then speaks with Minh Tran, a geothermal engineer with a PhD in Petroleum Engineering from USC, who is studying ways to more effectively transform geothermal heat into electricity. We talk about whether skills from oil and gas are transferable to geothermal, the potential of EGS in the energy transition, and the importance of financing and policy incentives in expanding geothermal.  2:21 Interview with Dr. Jha 36:28 Interview with Minh Tran 55:48 Concluding Remarks Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast so you can automatically get access to our new episodes – you can find us on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. And we would appreciate it so much if you could leave a rating and review. Special thanks to our guests for today and Abhi, our technical guru, for their important contributions to today's episode. This podcast is sponsored by the USC Ershaghi Center for Energy Transition.   Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during the Energy Transition Talk series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Ershaghi Center for Energy Transition (E-CET) or the producers of this podcast.  Referenced in this episode:   EIA, Geothermal Explained  EIA, U.S electricity generation by energy source  California Energy Commission, 2022 Total System Electric Generation EnergyTransition.org, Mar. 28, 2023, Geothermal Iceland: This land of fire and ice is pushing the limits of its natural energy ScienceNews, July 12, 2023, How Kenya is helping its neighbors develop geothermal energy Forbes, Enhanced Geothermal Could Be A Missing Piece Of America's Climate Puzzle, July 23, 2023 Scientific American, Biden Administration Bets $74 Million on ‘Enhanced' Geothermal Power, Feb. 14, 2023 U.S. Department of Energy, Biden-Harris Administration Announces $74 Million to Advance Enhanced Geothermal Systems, Feb. 8, 2023  Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during the Energy Transition Talk series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the Ershaghi Center for Energy Transition (E-CET) or the producers of this podcast.

"To maintain your position as a market leader in the tech space means that you have to constantly innovate...you can't rest on your laurels. So we have to constantly push the envelope in what we do in this space. What we've been doing is really being a tech partner for educators and school systems... we have many educators in our app and many schools want that help. They want to understand what can they do with all these AI [tools] and it's changing every day... so [we're] pairing [up] with schools to help them deploy AI safely in the classroom and evolve their coursework, homework, and assessment... and we're very glad to be the partner in all this." Join Sophie Wang for an interview with Dr. Minh Tran, Vice President of Operations at Goodnotes, as they delve into the transformative journey of this beloved note-taking app. Minh reveals how Goodnotes is turning its visionary ideas into reality, empowering students, professionals, and educators alike with innovative AI tools and a dedication to serving as a thought leader in the field. Minh also offers invaluable advice on navigating the entrepreneurial landscape, drawing from his own rich career path.

durée : 00:54:18 - L'Heure bleue - Dans "Un enfant sans histoire" (Actes Sud), Minh Tran Huy raconte l'histoire de Paul, son fils, celle de la prise en charge de l'autisme (en France et ailleurs) et de Temple, une autiste américaine qui deviendra célèbre (Temple Grandin).

durée : 00:54:17 - En marge - Dans « Un enfant sans histoire », Minh Tran Hui raconte les sept premières années d'un "petit inuit en peignoir blanc", Paul, son fils autiste. - invités : Minh Tran Huy - Minh Tran Huy : Ecrivain et journaliste

Senior Class President Minh Tran '23 addressed the entire school at a school meeting in January to talk about how his perception of graduation has changed, what it was like to travel home to Vietnam and learn virtually during the pandemic, and the memories he holds close to him.

Post Face, émission littéraire présentée par Caroline Gutmann qui reçoit Minh Tran Huy pour son livre « Un enfant sans histoire » chez Actes Sud À propos du livre : « Un enfant sans histoire  » paru aux éditions Acte Sud Les formes graves de l'autisme se heurtent en France à l'absence de soins adéquats et à la rareté des structures d'accueil comme à la désinvolture des engagements électoraux. Racontée en écho au parcours de la “miraculée” américaine Temple Grandin, la vie quotidienne de/avec Paul requiert l'énergie d'un combat sans fin. Récit ? Roman ? Témoignage ? Aucun genre ne saurait définir l'histoire d'un fils qui jamais ne saura la lire.

L'émission 28 Minutes du 12/09/2022 Au programme de l'émission du 12 septembre 2022 ⬇ Minh Tran Huy, le combat d'une mère face à l'autisme “Quand vous ne dormez pas un mois, un an, [...] dix ans bientôt : c'est l'épuisement.” Pour Minh Tran Huy, la vie avec Paul, son fils de 9 ans, est un parcours du combattant. “Dans la réalité, il a 18 mois.” Si la source d'inspiration de la romancière a longtemps été l'histoire tragique de sa famille vietnamienne, “Un enfant sans histoire” se concentre sur une autre partie de sa vie. Son cinquième roman conte le quotidien bouleversant de son fils autiste, le retard d'un système de santé français et le rapport déconstruit de son autrice à la méritocratie, cette “mythologie” dans laquelle elle a grandi. “Personne ne part à égalité. [...] Si vous êtes handicapé et que vous ne pouvez rien apporter à la société, alors vous ne méritez que d'être jeté.” Minh Tran Huy est notre invitée.  La contre-attaque ukrainienne est-elle le tournant de la guerre ? “La Russie peut être vaincue”. L'optimisme du ministre des Affaires étrangères ukrainien Dmytro Kuleba ne semble pas démesuré. Depuis dix jours, Kiev contre-attaque dans la région de Kherson, au sud de l'Ukraine, mais aussi autour de Kharkiv, au nord-est du pays, où Moscou a appelé les habitants à évacuer vers la Russie. En fin de semaine dernière, le gouvernement ukrainien annonçait avoir repris une trentaine de localités et plus de 3 000 km² de territoires conquis aux premières heures de la guerre. Si en Russie, deux groupes de députés municipaux à Saint-Pétersbourg ont aussi exigé que Vladimir Poutine quitte le pouvoir, l'armée du Kremlin est-elle vraiment à bout de souffle ? Est-ce l'impact des livraisons d'armes occidentales à l'Ukraine ? Jusqu'où peut aller la reconquête ukrainienne ? Nos invités en débattent.  Enfin, retrouvez également les chroniques de Xavier Mauduit et d'Alix Van Pée. 28 Minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Elisabeth Quin du lundi au jeudi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le vendredi et le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio.  Enregistrement : 12 septembre 2022 - Présentation : Renaud Dély - Production : KM, ARTE Radio

Minh Tran Huy signe l'ouvrage "Un enfant sans histoire", un récit à la première personne sur son fils Paul, un enfant autiste âgé de 9 ans. Elle raconte ce que veut dire la vie quotidienne avec lui et la difficulté de l'accompagner. Un texte bouleversant et politique qui raconte une prise de conscience progressive, celle de parents qui réalisent qu'ils ne pourront pas ramener leur enfant "dans le monde de la normalité".

“Un enfant sans histoire” fait partie des incontournables de cette rentrée littéraire! Comme dans son livre, Minh Tran Huy nous guide dans cette discussion, sur son parcours de mère d'un enfant autiste, elle nous sensibilise au retard de la France et s'emporte contre certaines théories psychanalytiques qui culpabilisent les mères. Elle se livre sur son couple, le quotidien, la fatigue… Et de façon plus vaste, Minh questionne le fonctionnement du cerveau et notre rapport à la vie. Vous avez aimé cet épisode? N'hésitez pas à le dire en laissant un avis sur Apple Podcasts ou en mettant 5 étoiles aux Mecs que je veux ken sur Spotify! C'est déjà fait? Optez pour une petite story? Prenez-vous en photo avec mon livre en vacances, je suis toujours heureuse de voir qu'il voyage! Vous n'êtes pas encore venu voir mon spectacle? Prenez votre place pour la rentrée à La Nouvelle Seine! Toutes les dates de tournée sont sur mon site internet: https://www.rosabursztein.fr Inscrivez-vous à ma newsletter pour découvrir les prochains invités à l'avance! Notre politique de confidentialité GDPR a été mise à jour le 8 août 2022. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Minh Tran Huy est critique littéraire et écrivain. Elle est l'auteure de romans multi primés : La Princesse et le Pêcheur (2007), La Double Vie d'Anna Song (2009), Voyageur malgré lui (2014), Les Inconsolés (2020), d'un recueil de contes Le Lac né en une nuit et autres légendes du Vietnam (2008) et d'un essai Les écrivains et le fait divers (2017). Elle vient de publier Un enfant sans histoire, un récit intime consacré à son fils autiste.   « Les formes graves de l'autisme se heurtent en France à l'absence de soins adéquats et à la rareté des structures d'accueil comme à la désinvolture des engagements électoraux. Racontée en écho au parcours de la “miraculée” américaine Temple Grandin, la vie quotidienne de/avec Paul requiert l'énergie d'un combat sans fin. Récit ? Roman ? Témoignage ? Aucun genre ne saurait définir l'histoire d'un fils qui jamais ne saura la lire. » (Présentation des éditions Actes Sud)

Journaliste et romancière, Minh Tran Huy publie en cette rentrée littéraire un texte très intime où pour la première fois elle parle de son fils Paul, autiste. Un récit qui parait aux éditions Actes Sud sous le titre Un enfant sans histoire. Un témoignage où elle relate le combat médical, psychologique et administratif de son quotidien avec ce petit garçon différent et enfermé dans son monde.

Journaliste et romancière, Minh Tran Huy publie en cette rentrée littéraire un texte très intime où pour la première fois elle parle de son fils Paul, autiste. Un récit qui parait aux éditions Actes Sud sous le titre Un enfant sans histoire. Un témoignage où elle relate le combat médical, psychologique et administratif de son quotidien avec ce petit garçon différent et enfermé dans son monde.

There are a few in our industry that create valuable content geared to the dental laboratory industry. If you have spent more than 10 minutes on a social media page for dental technology, you have probably heard of Minh Tran. Minh is a second generation lab technician that also has a passion for creating videos and sharing knowledge that he has picked up over the years on dentaltechtips.com (https://dentaltechtips.com/). Minh talks about his early days in the lab, discovering when it became a career, and how a hobby has turned him in to an expert in unbiased product reviews and lab tips that everyone can use. Whip Mix (https://www.whipmix.com/)'s new VeriWhirl (https://www.whipmix.com/products/veriwhirl-dental-3d-printed-parts-cleaner/?product=technical_resources) resin cleaning station is the ideal piece of equipment to use in the 3D printed resin post process. It's oscillating, multi-speed stirrer produces a tornado-like vortex every 30-seconds, and guarantees efficient, effective and powerful cleaning whether the units are individual or still attached to the build plate. The two alcohol baths make an effective step-wash system. It cleans more efficiently and there is less alcohol needed, since it is re-used for both a fresh bath and a dirty bath. The VeriWhirl's intelligent design offers features such as Mode, Time, and Start/Stop button display which gives the operator full and automatic control of the cleaning process. A mesh basket used in the wash container makes it easy to keep track of small printed parts when cleaning. The affordable unit's one-year warranty ensures peace-of-mind for the owner. Visit whipmix.com (https://www.whipmix.com/) or call (800) 626-5651 for more information about this great new product. The fastest growing product at Gro3X (https://www.gro3x.com/) are the Gro3X Aligners. Gro3X Aligners are only available from Gro3X Aligner certified labs: Why? Because they believe in the synergies that are being created between you, the dental office, and your lab. And they want to further leverage these synergies. Their aligners are used as a pre-treatment to a larger restorative esthetic case, to widen gaps prior to placing implants, to close a diastema, ease crowding, and simply enhance your patient's smiles. Even for your Essix retainer needs your Gro3X aligner certified lab can help. Look for a Gro3X Aligner certified lab near you, such as Castle Dental Lab (http://www.castlelab.com/) in San Antonio, TX (ask for Blaine), AMK Dental Lab (https://www.amkdentallaboratory.com/) in O'Neill, NE (ask for Anne), Staggs Dental Lab (https://www.facebook.com/staggsdental) in McCoole Maryland (ask for Derrick), AA Dental Design (https://www.aadentaldesign.com/) in Murrieta, CA (ask for Frankie), and many, many more… For a complete listing of Gro3X Aligner Certified Labs go to www.gro3x.com Special Guest: Minh Tran.

In this episode, Sabine VdL interviews Minh Tran, founding partner of Mandalore Partners (and also her co-founder at Alchemy Crew) about the world of Venture Capital Funds. He has worked in the Corporate VC world for 30 years, most recently in financial services and founding Mandalore Partners 10 years ago. KEY TAKEAWAYS When you are a Corporate Venturer you have two models, one is to invest in VC outside – that’s not really a corporate venture, but you have that option, the second is to create your own team internally, for many reasons, this model hasn’t worked in the long run. I came up with a third model, which is how to externalize corporate venture funds – to reach out to startups with both a financial interest and a strategic alignment of corporates. This is Venture Capital as a Service. Resilience comes from lateral thinking too when investing. You can enter the market of your core industry, but you can also reach out to new industries that can impact your core industry. If you’re a retailer, you invest in your core business, but FinTech could disrupt retail finance, so you could reach out to FinTech ventures, not just retail. So you’re prepared for disruption. SIDE – Source, Invest, Develop, Exit. Each step of our process has been optimized. Source is the ability to source better than a corporation, we combine public data (Crunchbase) with private data (corporate assignments) to come up with a list of startups. We then invest like a VC. We develop a portfolio management plan like a VC, but I do things differently, more hands-on than VCs. Then Exit, again I use VC techniques to exit at some point with or without the corporate. Like any VC I look at if the market is growing, how the product would fit in the market, what is the business model/plan, and what is the team? I also look at a fifth element: The leverage we can access from the corporation. This could help accelerate the startup or the valuation of the startup. BEST MOMENTS ‘The Mandalore Partners name came from a planet from Star Wars because I wanted to look to the future and I found out it was a good name to have because it was about mobility, globality, tech, and now The Mandalorian TV series.’ ‘There’s a bad reputation to having a corporate venture fund in the market that has the same name as your corporation, this is why externalizing VC activities and having a different name is attracting more startups to our fund while also providing the returns the corporates want.’ ‘When we talk to corporates when they’re looking to InsurTech and they want to be exposed to another tech, an external model can help you assess the new industries you seek where you have or you don’t have expertise.’ ‘I focus a lot of work on where to invest to have the best impact tools and platforms.’ ABOUT THE GUEST Minh is the Managing Partner of Mandalore Partners, which seeks to create an innovative framework that enables investors of firms in early stages to achieve scale exposure to a range of traditional, alternative, and tech venture capital assets. In addition to his experience as one of the founding team members at AXA Ventures, Minh was also an integral part of several other VC firms, including Nokia Ventures, Bertelsmann Ventures, and Truffle Capital. Mandalore Partners: https://www.mandalorepartners.com/ ABOUT THE HOST Sabine is a corporate strategist turned entrepreneur. She is the CEO and Managing Partner of Alchemy Crew, a venture lab that accelerates the curation, validation, and commercialization of new tech business models. Sabine is renowned within the insurance sector for building some of the most renowned tech startup accelerators around the world working with over 30 corporate insurers and accelerating over 100 startup ventures. Sabine is the co-editor of the bestseller The INSURTECH Book, a top 50 Women in Tech, a FinTech and InsurTech Influencer, an investor & multi-award winner. Twitter: SabineVdL LinkedIn: Sabine VanderLinden Instagram: sabinevdLofficial Facebook: SabineVdLOfficial TikTok: sabinevdlofficial Email: podcast@sabinevdl.com Website: www.sabinevdl.comThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Advanced Review Of Ventilator Settings for ARDS: Ventilator Basics. Presented by Minh Tran, CCP, LP.

Minh Tran, CCP talks about an unusual case he was involved in.

durée : 02:00:13 - Les Matins - par : Guillaume Erner - . - réalisation : Vivien Demeyère

In this episode we interviewed Minh Tran. He is a software developer, formerly in the US Air Force, and a friend who lives near the Atlanta area. (Apologies for the audio, the heater came on in the middle and was quite loud

durée : 00:29:59 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Philippe Garbit, Albane Penaranda, Mathilde Wagman - Dans ce premier entretien de la Nuit des Faits divers, Minh Tran Huy explique l’intérêt du public pour les faits divers et évoque la place de ces derniers dans la littérature moderne. - réalisation : Virginie Mourthé - invités : Minh Tran Huy

Minh Tran’s family moved from Vietnam to the US after the Vietnam War. As the youngest of 8, Minh was born and raised in Michigan. As an entrepreneur, Minh has combined his passion for sports and his entrepreneurial spirit and created a rapidly- growing international business called Executive Fan. Executive Fan is an innovative, manufacturing, marketing, and distributing company focused on bringing fans unique products that connect them with their favorite sports teams. The first product on the market is a special type of office, packaging, and duct tape with college logos called Fan Tape. The idea was developed in 2009 by Minh and a few of his friends—all avid sports fans—and they began in a basement, testing samples and working on licensing and market analysis. Their first customer was Meijer, and they have since expanded to major colleagues across the US, as well as pharmacies such as Walgreens. Minh’s advice to young entrepreneurs is to stick with your vision and don’t get off the path. “I started at one of the worst times for businesses and I survived,” said Tran. “If you believe in it, do it.” Minh soon launched Executive Fan into a successful global business and sold it in 2016. Currently, Mihn is the Board President of Leander HS Golf Booster Club and a member of the Greater Austin Asian Chamber of Commerce. He lives in Texas with his wife and his beautiful family.

Hear from Denise Garth and Minh Tran as they discuss the importance prioritizing innovation plans in today's business strategies.

Émission d'archive diffusée en janvier 2020  

Minh Tran Huy construit des châteaux qui pourraient disparaître. Et c’est normal puisqu’elle est critique littéraire, romancière, l’enfance toujours chevillée aux ruines du château. Forcément, son nom et son phrasé vous sont familiers puisque depuis 4 romans, la petite musique de ses origines vietnamiennes vient tintinnabuler à vos portes. Après La princesse et le pêcheur, La double vie d’Anna Song, Voyageur malgré lui, cet auteur Actes Sud publie Les inconsolés, roman gothique et mélancolique où le métissage se glisse dans les interstices du thriller et du conte de fées... Les choix musicaux de Minh Tran Huy La Passion selon Saint Mathieu de Bach Erbarme dich mein Gott Juliette Armanet L’amour en solitaire Divine Comedy Our Mutual Friend

This week on Humanizing Learning, we speak to Minh Tran, founder and managing partner of Odysseus Partners. Minh shares what VCs look for when it comes to startups, how to spot disruptive tech, the challenges and rewards involved in investing in companies to make a social and environmental impact, and much more.

In our last episode of Vietnamese Portland, activists and community leaders described their advocacy work for Portland’s Vietnamese community and other people of color. They tell us about their work in politics, urban planning and healthcare, where they strive for better representation and resources for Vietnamese Americans. We close with a retrospective look through the many narratives in this podcast series. Featuring: Thuy Dam, Phil Duong, Bick Huynh, Chau Huynh, Thi Luong, Tommy Ngo, Chi Nguyen, Jacques Nguyen, Mary Nguyen, Man Ninh, Connie Nguyen-Truong, Adele Pham, Khanh Pham, Vu Pham, Minh Tran, Anthony Truong, Thao Tu, Thuy Tu, Margaret Vu, and Vinh Wong

We hear from Vietnamese Americans about their first experiences in the Portland job market and how they eventually found careers, often while dealing with language and cultural barriers. Portlanders discuss their involvement in the culinary and creative arts and tell us how each of their identities shape their work. Featuring: Chau Huynh, Thi Luong, Chi Nguyen, Adele Pham, Vu Pham, Minh Tran, Tai Tu, Thao Tu, Thuy Tu, Margaret Vu, William Vuong, and Vinh Wong

Community members discuss the language and cultural barriers they faced in Portland. They also share their varied experiences navigating Portland’s school system and going to college. Parents and students discuss the difficulties of assimilating into American society while preserving their Vietnamese culture, language and traditions. Featuring: Phil Duong, Bick Huynh, Khuong Le, Thi Luong, Dao Ngo, Tommy Ngo, Chi Nguyen, Mary Nguyen, Connie Nguyen-Truong, Khan Pham, Thai Tien Nguyen, Minh Tran, Thao Tu, Thuy Tu, Vinh Wong, and Loan Ziehl

Members of the community share their stories from after the Vietnam War. They describe being held prisoner in Communist “reeducation camps” and risking their lives at sea to escape persecution. We learn about what it was like leaving one life behind in search of another in America, and eventually Portland. Featuring: Thuy Dam, Bick Huynh, Khong Le, Stephen Nghiem, Dao Ngo, Teresa Nguyen, Man Ninh, Vu Pham, Tai Tu, Thao Tu, Thuy Tu, Minh Tran, Margaret Vu, William Vuong, and Vinh Wong

durée : 00:27:09 - La Grande table culture - par : Raphaël Bourgois, Bruno Baradat - Minh Tran Huy, écrivaine d'origine vietnamienne, raconte dans "Les Inconsolés" (Actes Sud, janvier 2020) une histoire d'amour passionnelle, au croisement entre thriller romantique & conte noir. - réalisation : Anna Holveck - invités : Minh Tran Huy

durée : 00:27:09 - La Grande table culture - par : Raphaël Bourgois, Bruno Baradat - Minh Tran Huy, écrivaine d'origine vietnamienne, raconte dans "Les Inconsolés" (Actes Sud, janvier 2020) une histoire d'amour passionnelle, au croisement entre thriller romantique & conte noir. - réalisation : Anna Holveck - invités : Minh Tran Huy

Merchandise guru and leader of #TeamMinja, Minh Tran, joins us for #InterviewWednesday! Hear about the first time he saw The Rock live, his favorite collectible, and what he would change about the wrestling business! #TTT #TurnbuckleTrashTalk

You might have seen back in May that for the first time in over a decade, video games developers in Western Australia would have direct content funding support from their state government. Screenwest is the agency that administers the Interactive Pilot Fund and first round offered $100,000 for creators of interactive experiences in Western Australia. Well the first recipients of the fund have now been announced and include dungeon crawling dating sims, Virtual Reality ghost hunting adventures, a 3d adventure games designed with accessibility at its core, cat themed puzzle game and an alternate reality game based around those “I am not a robot CAPTCHA tests.” In this bonus episode we speak hear how the fund came about, and from some of the developers who were successful. You can read the full article over on website: Screenwest announces the first five games for its $100,000 Interactive Pilot Fund

Dmae features dancer and choreographer Minh Tran who returns to the stage after an eight-year absence from the stage. He’s about to debut his most personal work to date about the recent loss of his parents and the renewal of the human spirit. Anicca/Impermanence on February 21-24, 2019 at Reed College (Aired 11am 2/5/19 on KBOO 90.7 FM or always […]

In the second episode of The Teen Entrepreneur Podcast, I interviewed Minh Tran: founder of STEMchats and based in Louisville, Kentucky.

If you have more than a passing interest in Insurtech and the startup world, Minh Tran probably needs no introduction, although we did ask for one just in case!   During our conversation, Minh broke down how his latest VC-as-a-Service platform works. We also covered why half of all insurers want to partner with an Insurtech, and how those relationships can work best, and discussed the growing interest in Proptech across the Insurance industry.