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SARAH Newsletter available
We are more than happy to provide you the first edition of our SARAH project newsletter, which we are kindly inviting you to check out HERE.
SARAH Consortium Meeting
In November, members of the SARAH project consortium gathered in Madrid for a two-days working meeting. There was a great exchange on human factors, communication / dissemination and architecture and specifications. Having set the actions for the next steps, there will be lots to share and we are looking forward to it.
Thanks a lot for the great organization to our coordinator and to all colleagues participating to the meeting!
Human Factor Orientation Online Training: ON
The SARAH consortium is fully committed to Human Factor orientation and today is the kickstart of an online training on the topic that is provided by our project partner Työterveyslaitos – Finnish Institute of Occupational Health.
The training provides basic information on the Human Factor aspects of system performance and occupational safety in individual, work, group and organizational levels. The aim is to build a solid foundation for incorporating Human Factor considerations throughout the SARAH project and consists of expert-created videos and related learning assignments. The work is further enriched by a Human Factor toolkit with the first draft being already available and partner-specific coaching sessions and collaborative team workshops throughout the coming months.
Thanks a lot to all FIOH colleagues and looking forward to diving deeper into Human Factors and its implementation in SARAH.
MTV´s Morning Show “Good Morning Finland”
Recently, Anna-Maria Teperi from FIOH was present in the Finnish Morning Show discussion important topics. In the midst of an increasingly complex and uncertain world, conversations about climate-related emotions and human resilience are more important than ever.
💎 Experiencing fear, worry, or anxiety in uncertain times is completely normal.
💎 Not everyone reacts in the same way — and whatever you feel is valid.
💎 Climate anxiety should not be medicalized. It’s not an individual disorder but a societal issue — and also an occupational safety concern.
💎 We can ease climate anxiety by making decisions that support environmental sustainability and by strengthening the resilience of industries and workplaces.
💎 Our own agency matters. Daily choices around food, mobility, and housing are powerful starting points.
💎 Workplaces hold enormous potential to transform production and services toward sustainability.
Find here a short clip and a longer (10-minute) version of the broadcast (however in Finnish:):
🔗 https://lnkd.in/dpNzwi6B
🔗 https://lnkd.in/diBtPR3T
🔸 We are presenting you the SARAH Consortium! 🔸
A group of passionate organisations, each thriving for innovation in their field of expertise and beyond!
Staytuned for the detailed partner presentations coming up during the next weeks!
FIOH prep meeting insight
🔸 Excited to share that our SARAH project researchers are gearing up to collect data on the future of human-technology interaction as the new innovative SARAH technologies are implemented.
🔸 In large international projects like these, where data collection requires traveling to other countries, ensuring successful data acquisition is crucial.
🔸To prepare, our SARAH researchers are conducting dry runs of modeling workshops in English within our team. This practice not only refines our modeling skills but also allows us to identify critical phases related to our own work, ensuring we are well-prepared for the challenges ahead.
🔸 Well done preparation is key to ensuring the project’s success.
To find out more, contact the author Anna-Maria Teperi.
🔸 SARAH Kick-Off Meeting 🔸
With the project start on June 01 and the Kick-Off meeting taking place last week, we can say that the project has officially started 🤩.
It has been a great environment for discussing the needs from the demo sites, technologies developed by the partners supporting the human-centric approach of efficient and safe health monitoring of civil infrastructures.
🔸An important takeaway? We were confirming the complementarities already identified during proposal design!
🔸And there is no better place for a SARAH group picture than a funicular railway!
Thanks a lot to all participants to our Kick-Off Meeting for inspiring discussions, to CEA-Leti for hosting us and we are looking forward to the continuing exchange in this gerat project funded by European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA).
SARAH – the logo
One of the first activities for a newly started EU funded project is to complete the project branding. During this process, we created this short video explaining the SARAH logo – and by this, giving an essence of the project.
Acknowledgement
Funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement No. 101178082.
