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Keith Johnston

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Helping the world create better meetings and events. Managing Partner at i3events.com. Fighter of zombies.
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Field‑portable, solar‑powered, litre-scale atmospheric water harvesting across climates with gel fabric architecture

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By Weixin Guan, Yaxuan Zhao, He Shan, Chuxin Lei, Yuyang Wang, Xiaomeng Liu, Ghim Wei Ho, Keith Johnston, Guihua Yu, Debapriyo Roy
| Nature Verified
Abstract Accelerating progress towards Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 by 2030 requires a decentralized, off-grid water supply strategy that performs across various climates. Here we report a field-portable, solar-powered, litre-scale atmospheric water-harvesting system built through a cross-scale material-to-system design that unites sorbent–device configuration with climate-aware operation.
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Plannerwire Is Going Quiet (But Something Bigger Is Happening)

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By Keith Johnston
| PlannerWire
For nearly two decades, Plannerwire has been my corner of the internet to talk about meetings, events, and the technology that powers them. If you’ve been following along for a while, you may have noticed something over the past few years: the posts have become a little less frequent. It wasn’t intentional, but it wasn’t accidental.
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Plannerwire Is Going Quiet (But Something Bigger Is Happening)

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By Keith Johnston
| Event Planner News
15 April 2026 | By: Keith Johnston | Publisher: Plannerwire by i3 Events For nearly two decades, Plannerwire has been my corner of the internet to talk about meetings, events, and the technology that powers them. If you've been following along for a while, you may have noticed something over the past few years: the posts have become a little less frequent.
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