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SAP together with Net Impact ran a series of global “Impactathons” bringing together students, SAP employees, and CSR partners to develop solutions in education, workforce development and entrepreneurship. Net Impact is a global nonprofit organization of more than 60,000 students and professional leaders dedicated to positive social change in the workplace and the world.
SAP's Corporate Responsibility efforts in short facts & figures. We approach corporate social responsibility strategically – in order to ensure a sustainable future for our company, our customers and for society. Our mission is to provide the world’s youth with the tools they need to tackle society’s problems and thrive in the 21st century workforce. Leveraging our talent, technology, and strong NGO partnerships, we enhance educational and entrepreneurial opportunities for youth around the world.
SAP together with Net Impact ran a series of global “Impactathons” bringing together students, SAP employees, and CSR partners to develop solutions in education, workforce development and entrepreneurship. Net Impact is a global nonprofit organization of more than 60,000 students and professional leaders dedicated to positive social change in the workplace and the world.
SAP's Corporate Responsibility efforts in short facts & figures. We approach corporate social responsibility strategically – in order to ensure a sustainable future for our company, our customers and for society. Our mission is to provide the world’s youth with the tools they need to tackle society’s problems and thrive in the 21st century workforce. Leveraging our talent, technology, and strong NGO partnerships, we enhance educational and entrepreneurial opportunities for youth around the world.
Africa is the fastest growing market worldwide. By 2020, 122 million people will be added to the workforce in Africa. SAP's Skills for Africa initiative helps to overcome the digital divide by fostering employment and economic growth. The infographic provides facts & figures.
Gold winner - Best STEM at the CIPR's Pride Awards Midlands 2015Oana (Charlie) Stroe
Technical PR campaign for industrial automation spares supplier European Automation. Implemented by technical PR agency Stone Junction (www.stonejunction.co.uk)
The campaign was built around an online platform and print magazine called AUTOMATED. We achieved more than 350 clippings in a year, 20% of which were featured in national and international media.
Coping with low dose radiation in fukushima, doss, samrai2014, 3-24-2015Mohan Doss
The disaster-related deaths following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accidents in 2011 were not caused by radiation exposures but by the urgent evacuation and its prolongation due to the fear of low-dose radiation, based on the linear no-threshold (LNT) hypothesis recommended by advisory bodies since the 1950s for radiation safety. However, the LNT hypothesis was adopted in an unscientific manner and considerable amount of evidence has accumulated against it over the years. Since the present advisory bodies have not rejected the LNT hypothesis in spite of the evidence against it, and in spite of observing the disastrous consequences from its use, new advisory bodies need to be formed to protect public health. The evacuated population should be educated about the deficiencies in the operation of the current advisory bodies, harm caused by their unjustifiable recommendations, and the evidence for the innocuousness of low-dose radiation exposures to allay their concerns and they should be asked to return to their homes. Nuclear power plants should be re-started after appropriate safety modifications are completed to prevent recurrence of accidents similar to those in Fukushima, since among all the available power sources, nuclear power has proven to be the safest.
Future of radiation protection regulations presentationMohan Doss
This is the presentation I made at the 2015 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, in the Special Session called
"Health Risks from Low Doses and Low Dose-Rates of Ionizing Radiation" on July 14, 2015.
Importance of adaptive response in cancer prevention and therapyMohan Doss
This is a revised version of the Plenary Lecture given at:
109th Scientific Meeting of the Japan Society of Medical Physics in Yokohama, Japan, on April 17, 2015
Africa is the fastest growing market worldwide. By 2020, 122 million people will be added to the workforce in Africa. SAP's Skills for Africa initiative helps to overcome the digital divide by fostering employment and economic growth. The infographic provides facts & figures.
Gold winner - Best STEM at the CIPR's Pride Awards Midlands 2015Oana (Charlie) Stroe
Technical PR campaign for industrial automation spares supplier European Automation. Implemented by technical PR agency Stone Junction (www.stonejunction.co.uk)
The campaign was built around an online platform and print magazine called AUTOMATED. We achieved more than 350 clippings in a year, 20% of which were featured in national and international media.
Coping with low dose radiation in fukushima, doss, samrai2014, 3-24-2015Mohan Doss
The disaster-related deaths following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accidents in 2011 were not caused by radiation exposures but by the urgent evacuation and its prolongation due to the fear of low-dose radiation, based on the linear no-threshold (LNT) hypothesis recommended by advisory bodies since the 1950s for radiation safety. However, the LNT hypothesis was adopted in an unscientific manner and considerable amount of evidence has accumulated against it over the years. Since the present advisory bodies have not rejected the LNT hypothesis in spite of the evidence against it, and in spite of observing the disastrous consequences from its use, new advisory bodies need to be formed to protect public health. The evacuated population should be educated about the deficiencies in the operation of the current advisory bodies, harm caused by their unjustifiable recommendations, and the evidence for the innocuousness of low-dose radiation exposures to allay their concerns and they should be asked to return to their homes. Nuclear power plants should be re-started after appropriate safety modifications are completed to prevent recurrence of accidents similar to those in Fukushima, since among all the available power sources, nuclear power has proven to be the safest.
Future of radiation protection regulations presentationMohan Doss
This is the presentation I made at the 2015 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, in the Special Session called
"Health Risks from Low Doses and Low Dose-Rates of Ionizing Radiation" on July 14, 2015.
Importance of adaptive response in cancer prevention and therapyMohan Doss
This is a revised version of the Plenary Lecture given at:
109th Scientific Meeting of the Japan Society of Medical Physics in Yokohama, Japan, on April 17, 2015
