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Michael McDonough is an award-winning architect and industrial designer, and a recognized thought leader in energy efficiency and green building technology. As a consultant McDonough helps clients capture and make use of high performance, and green building technologies, and energy efficiencies in their projects. He is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council, New York Chapter; the Building Enclosure Council/New York, American Institute of Architects/New York Chapter; and the Marbletown Environmental Conservation Commission, Marbletown, New York. He served in post-911 urban planning think tanks for Lower Manhattan, these sponsored by the Regional Planning Associate and the Pocantico Conference Center. He also works on regional development issues, and consults on green schools, green agriculture, and urban and regional planning projects.

Bryan Hackleman is a Mechanical Engineer with significant experience, currently employed at Advanced Energy in Fort Collins, Colorado. This company is well-regarded for its role in the design and manufacture of products critical to several industries, including semiconductors, flat panel displays, data storage, telecommunications networks, solar cells, medical devices, and architectural glass. In his role, Bryan leverages his strong analytical skills to address challenges in research, evaluation, and problem-solving. His work also encompasses project management, technical documentation, and writing, areas where he excels. He is well-versed in ASME Y14.5 GD&T and proficient in using various CAD programs such as PTC Creo, SOLIDWORKS, ANSYS, and Fluent. Additionally, he brings expertise in data analysis with tools like Excel, Matlab, and Minitab and has a deep understanding of finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics. His solid grasp of Design-For-Manufacture (DFM) and Design-For-Manufacturing-Assembly (DFMA) principles ensures that the products he works on are both efficient in design and manufacturable at scale. At Advanced Energy, Bryan plays a crucial role in designing equipment essential to semiconductor manufacturing. He uses SolidWorks to create derivative RF generators, adapting existing designs to meet customers' specific needs. His responsibilities include designing sheet-metal enclosures, heatsinks, and cable assemblies, ensuring that electronic circuitry is effectively packaged within protective enclosures. He is also actively involved in troubleshooting, testing, and debugging prototype power supply units, which are critical to the company's product offerings. Bryan's role also involves maintaining and improving the company's existing RF generator product lines. He is tasked with qualifying new mechanical and electrical components, particularly when current components become obsolete or difficult to source. To ensure the continued reliability of these products, he conducts thermal analyses, upholding the high standards of quality expected by the company. In addition to his design and maintenance responsibilities, Bryan supports the production process by addressing mechanical component issues as they arise. He focuses on resolving DFM-related concerns and enhancing assembly operations to improve overall efficiency. He also collaborates closely with suppliers to address the problems related to parts that do not meet tolerance specifications, recommending rework or adjustments as needed.

590BC is a design studio based in Brooklyn, NY that develops a wide range of projects at varying scales, from residential design to commercial development. Whatever the size of the project, 590BC combines conceptual rigor with hands-on knowledge and a love of craft and artisanship that informs every gesture. 590BC actively seeks collaborative efforts with clients as creative partners, to result in richly imagined, cohesive and human outcomes. Principals are Bronwyn Breitner, Registered Architect, and Luigi Ciaccia, LEED AP. Breitner received her MArch with Distinction at Parsons the New School for Design, and her BA at Duke University in Anthropology and Photography. Prior to co-founding 590BC, Bronwyn worked at Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects on a wide range of projects including dense urban residential developments and medium scale commercial offices. Bronwyn has taught both undergraduate and graduate level design studios at Parsons the New School for Design and at the Pratt Institute. Bronwyn's work has been exhibited at The Center for Architecture in NYC and at the University of Alicante in Alicante, Spain. Ciaccia received his BArch with Distinction from The New York Institute of Technology. Prior to co-founding 590BC, Luigi had 5 years of experience as a senior associate at RMJM leading design teams on large scale urban projects in Europe, Asia, Middle East and the US, and 7 years of experience as a designer at KPF US and UK. While specializing in exterior enclosure design, Luigi's experience ranges from high rise design to interior design to landscape design.

Asbestos is a combination of six naturally occurring minerals – crocidolite, amosite, tremolite, chrysolite, actnolite and anthrophyllite. Its fibrous composition contributes to its characteristic features – resistance to heat and electricity, sound absorption, high tensile strength, and durability. Due to these factors, asbestos was extensively used for commercial and industrial purposes. It was used in manufacturing roofs and ceilings, cement sheets. Asbestos was used as an important insulating material in boilers, steam engines, thermal products, etc. Asbestos mining had existed for years. However, it was only in the 1920s that asbestos-related health risks gained attention. By 1989, around 500 people(working in the Wittenoom mines in West Australia) had died due to asbestos-related problems. Asbestos fibers can easily be inhaled, which ultimately reach the lungs. Constant or frequent exposure to high concentration of asbestos can lead to severe respiratory problems. It could also lead to fatal diseases like asbestosis, mesothelioma or even lung cancer. In 2003, a nationwide ban on asbestos use was declared in Australia to prevent future contamination. Hence, the need to remove Asbestos. Asbestos Removal is a very sensitive process carried out with utmost care to ensure the safety of the workers and the residents. All workers are provided with safety gears. An action plan is made complying with the rules mentioned. Following which the target materials are identified and removed in a particular type of enclosure. And if you have already been exposed to asbestos, consult a physician and limit smoking. For breathing problems, a thoracic oncologist should be consulted. Asbestos has been used for more than thousands of years but its ill effects have mostly been ignored till the 20th century. Even though there exists a ban on asbestos manufacturing in Australia, it continues to be used in various products. Cases of asbestos exposure come up often, even in 2017. Asbestos is dumped in public places, residents are exposed to it at construction sites. Most of the houses built in the 1980s have some or the other asbestos products. Asbestos Australia believes that it is essential for the people of this decade to be aware of the asbestos use and its ill effects. Asbestos Australia focuses on spreading awareness about the history of asbestos and its impact today, years after it has been banned. Asbestos Australia also advocates for proper training of workers who handle asbestos.

Ned Engs began his design firm in 1991 and has been practicing as Engs Architects DBA E4 Architects for over 20 years. He has built many projects in Los Angeles, Brentwood, Pasadena, Carpinteria, Seattle, Las Vegas and the Bay Area. Publications have included his addition to and remodel of a Carpinteria beach house featured in the book California Beach Houses, published in 1999 and in Coastal Living magazine. His remodel to his own residence was published in the Los Angeles Times, Sunset Magazine and Better Homes and Gardens. The design construction of the Corey-Helford Gallery in Culver City was featured in LA Architect and The Architect’s Newspaper. His remodel of a Pasadena ranch house was published in Sunset magazine. His addition and remodel to a West Los Angeles Spanish bungalow and an Altadena residence were featured in the same magazine. His design for affordable housing has been included in the HOME HOUSE Project, a traveling exhibit and publication sponsored by the SoutheasternCenter for Contemporary Art. His design for a Firefighter’s memorial was featured in an LA Architect piece on movement. CITYWORKSLOSANGELES included FieldWorks, his design for a West Los Angeles Baseball park in its 2004 inaugural exhibit COMMUNITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION at the A+D Museum in Los Angeles. Also in 2004, his design for a backyard shed was the winning entry in the Tool UP! Competition sponsored by Habitat for Humanity, Los Angeles. Commercial work has included a 35,000 light industrial facility and a truck dealership in North Las Vegas, Nevada, offices for a Brentwood software company, interiors for Universal Music Publishing Group, Rondor Music Publishing International in West Los Angeles and privately owned Peer Music in Hollywood. Ned’s formal education began at the University of Oregon where he earned his Bachelor of Science. He studied aboad at Denmark’s International Architectural Studies Program at the University of Copenhagen. At the Southern California Institute of Architecture, his work was published in Skala, he earned his Masters of Architecture. Ned has served six years on the board of Dunn School, a middle and high school in the Santa Inez Valley. During his term he was named to the facilities planning committee which oversees the master planning of the school’s expansion efforts. He is also a member of the facilities committee at St. Paul the ApostleSchool. He served as a board member and on the logistics committee of CITYWORKSLOSANGELES, an organization committed to providing architectural design and construction services to underserved portions of the community and real world experience to students of architecture and design. As a member of the logistics committee, he was responsible for identifying appropriate projects, selecting an educational institution to complete the work and overseeing the project to completion. Projects included TATE (Temporary Air Treatment Enclosure) and Gateway to LA – MTA Overpass.

Oren Forgette, born in Buffalo, New York, on June 7, 2001, is an inspiring figure at SUNY Geneseo, where he is studying toward a Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics with a minor in Mathematics. His well-rounded approach to education and leadership showcases his commitment to excellence and service in academic and community spheres. During his high school years at City Honors School in Buffalo, Oren laid a strong foundation for his future successes. Here, he achieved an International Baccalaureate Diploma and his NY Regents Diploma in June 2019. His dual role as co-captain of the rowing team underscored his athletic abilities and capacity for leadership and teamwork, propelling his team to compete nationally. At SUNY Geneseo, Oren has consistently maintained a 3.0 GPA, reflecting his dedication to his challenging academic program. Peers and faculty alike have noted his academic rigor and innovative thinking, and his expected graduation in May 2024 is highly anticipated. In the summer of 2023, Oren expanded his research skills through participation in the NASA NY Space Grant. Working under Dr. Pellerin, he focused on processing images from the Hubble Space Telescope to study RGB images of galaxies. This project aimed to detect planetary nebulae, contributing to broader astrophysical knowledge and highlighting his technical and analytical capabilities. Oren also demonstrated his engineering skills in a complex project using Labview software to synchronize the movements of two-stepping motors. This technical challenge involved a toy car and a camera, showcasing his innovative approach to integrating technology with practical applications. Beyond his academic and technical endeavors, Oren has proven himself a committed leader and community member. As an Eagle Scout, he led a deer enclosure project, enhancing local environmental conservation efforts. At SUNY Geneseo, he holds the position of Sports Chair in the Zeta Beta Xi Fraternity, organizing sports events promoting healthy living and student teamwork. Oren's professional experiences, including positions at the Cheesy Chick Cafe & Food Trucks and as a delivery driver for DoorDash, have endowed him with robust customer service and operational skills essential for his future career. Outside his formal engagements, Oren continues pursuing rowing, reinforcing his discipline and team spirit. His interest in stand-up comedy also provides a creative outlet that complements his scientific pursuits. As Oren Forgette moves closer to completing his degree, his journey is marked by a profound dedication to bridging the gap between scientific inquiry, leadership, and community engagement, making him a notable member of his academic community and beyond.