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Dan Curwin

@dcurwin

Volt-Age Doctoral Fellow & PhD Student @Concordia’s Next-Generation Cities Institute & Climate Business Institute

Montréal, Québec Beigetreten Şubat 2014
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Tim Latimer@TimMLatimer·
I think it’s practically self evident that this is the value maximizing outcome for society and we should really be thinking about grid planning through a totally different lens.
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We should treat electricity as a growth platform (like highways, broadband) rather than a commodity to be tightly balanced at least cost. The federal agenda would then shift from “optimize around forecast demand” to “build abundant capacity and let growth come to it.”

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Dan Curwin@dcurwin·
Why do pipeline projects stay in limbo for so long in Canada even though no one benefits from this uncertainty: Financing energy futures: the contested assetization of pipelines in Canada, by @amyjanzwood: doi.org/10.1080/096922…
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Neil Renic@NC_Renic·
This coffee should give me the anxiety I need to work effectively
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Travis Kavulla
Travis Kavulla@TKavulla·
Cool map from @NERC_Official out today showing drivers of electricity demand growth by region -->
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Neil Renic
Neil Renic@NC_Renic·
Getting too excited at the scholastic book fair is a dangerous slippery slope to a PhD
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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD
Mushtaq Bilal, PhD@MushtaqBilalPhD·
@drrobcincotta Found this thread helpful? 1. Scroll to the top and repost the first post to share it with your friends. 2. Follow me for more threads on how to use AI apps for academics purposes.
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Mushtaq Bilal, PhD@MushtaqBilalPhD·
How to integrate Claude with Zotero (using MCP):
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Dan Curwin@dcurwin·
@jglarusso Not sure if Sunamp is selling in the US but their tech looks cool
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Joe LaRusso 🔌 🕳🐇@jglarusso·
Folks have any opinions on hybrid heat pump hot water heaters versus straight-up heat pump hot water heaters? I need to replace a conventional gas hot water heater.
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Susie Dent@susie_dent·
Word of the day is 'spuddle' (19th century): to be extremely busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing.
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Dan Curwin@dcurwin·
Some cool First Nations #SMR news: @WECNuclear and the North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council (NSMTC) have signed an MOU to promote the selection and deployment of Westinghouse technology for nuclear new-builds in New Brunswick: ebmag.com/westinghouse-a…
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Dan Curwin@dcurwin·
@acagamic Merry Christmas and thanks for the all of the content/resources!
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Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD
Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD@acagamic·
Pick systematic when: → You need thorough certainty → Time isn't the main factor → Quality is everything Pick rapid when: → You need quick insights → Time drives decisions → Good enough works Don't overcomplicate this. Your timeline decides. Source: Grant, M. J., & Booth, A. (2009). A typology of reviews: An analysis of 14 review types and associated methodologies. Health Information & Libraries Journal, 26(2), 91–108. DOI: 10.1111/j.1471-1842.2009.00848.x Which review type fits your project? Join 6,913+ researchers if you like snack-sized research tips like this: go.lennartnacke.com/newsletter Have a great day and repost this.
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A systematic review requires exhaustive, comprehensive searching with quality assessment criteria, while a rapid review can be completed with time-limited formal quality assessment. The difference is months of work. According to this paper, 14 literature review types exist. If you get started, focus on 2 main types: Systematic reviews → exhaustive analysis Rapid reviews → quick assessment

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Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD
Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD@acagamic·
A systematic review requires exhaustive, comprehensive searching with quality assessment criteria, while a rapid review can be completed with time-limited formal quality assessment. The difference is months of work. According to this paper, 14 literature review types exist. If you get started, focus on 2 main types: Systematic reviews → exhaustive analysis Rapid reviews → quick assessment
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derek guy@dieworkwear·
the photos of Pharrell in the new GQ are pretty great
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Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD
Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD@acagamic·
Academic jargon is suffocating your understanding of concepts. Your writing lacks depth because you don't understand these terms. I've got your solution: Repost & reply 🎓 I'll DM you this handy guide in Google Sheets to explain scientific terminology (must be following).
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Duncan S. Campbell
Duncan S. Campbell@duncancampbell·
solar panels are an amazing technology
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