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EssentialTech Centre

The EssentialTech Centre is a research and innovation centre located at the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). EPFL is one of Switzerland's leading universities (consistently ranked as a top institution globally), renowned for its contributions to science, technology, and engineering. 
==History==
EssentialTech was initially launched as a school-wide program at EPFL in 2011. EPFL’s Presidency established EssentialTech as a Centre in December 2018. Since its inception, it has been led by Dr. Klaus Schönenberger, who had formerly held leadership roles in the medical devices industry. He had become disillusioned with what he saw as the industry’s focus on developed countries while ignoring regions in greater need for functional devices.
==Approach==
The EssentialTech Centre states that it aims to address global challenges through a multifaceted approach that applies technological innovation to three intersecting challenges, sometimes called the ‘Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus’, which encompasses: humanitarian crises, poverty and precarity, and conflict and violence. It therefore currently orients its activity through three divisions: Sustainable Development, Humanitarian Action and PeaceTech. EssentialTech uses a holistic approach to its technology development projects.
EssentialTech offers a number of MOOCs on the topics of technology for humanitarian action and development.
==Notable projects and initiatives==
The Centre has been heavily involved in a number of initiatives that have garnered significant attention in the humanitarian and development space. These include:
* GlobalDiagnostiX — A robust, accessible digital radiology system that can be used in a wide variety of medical imaging applications.
* Agilis — a low-cost prosthetic foot, made in collaboration with ICRC.
* HelloMask — a transparent surgical mask now being made market-ready by spin-off HMCare.
* SmartPPE — a reusable personal protective equipment suit for use in Ebola settings, Designed in collaboration with Médecins Sans Frontières and a Swiss manufacturer.
* The EssentialTech Centre is the coordinator at EPFL of the Engineering Humanitarian Action initiative, which is a partnership between EPFL, ETHZ, and ICRC.
* The Centre is part of the Geneva Technical Hub.
* EssentialTech (as a representative of EPFL), the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), the Geneva Graduate Institute and the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform are part of the PeaceTech Alliance.
==Similar initiatives at other universities==
* MIT D-Lab.
* ETH Zurich ETH4D.
Category:Research
Category:Swiss people
Category:Innovation
Essex

Essex is a county located in the south-east region of England's capital city, London. Located in the United Kingdom's home counties, it is bordered to the north by Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, east by Hertfordshire, and south and south-west by Greater London. The county is bordered to the north by Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, east by the North Sea, west by Kent across the estuary of the Thames, and south and south-west by Hertfordshire. Located at the county seat of Chelmsford, which is also the county's sole city. Essex is included in the East of England area for the purposes of government statistics.
The county of Essex may be defined in four ways, with the ancient county being the most expansive. The ceremonial county is the next largest, followed by the former postal county, with the administrative county being the smallest – the area administered by the County Government, which excludes the two unitary authorities of Thurrock and Southend-on-Sea, as well as the areas administered by the Greater London Authority.
The ceremonial county encompasses the eastern portion of what was formerly known as the Kingdom of Essex in the Early Middle Ages. In addition to rural regions, the county has London Stansted Airport, the new towns of Basildon and Harlow, Lakeside Shopping Centre, the port of Tilbury, and the borough of Southend-on-Sea.
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Category:Non-metropolitan counties
Esteban Goicoechea

Esteban Goicoechea (born 22 September 1986 in Argentina) is an Argentine footballer who now plays for Bangor City in Wales.Da Silva and Goicoechea make deadline day move to Bangor City North Wales Chronicle
==Career==
Goicochea started his senior career with Unión de Santa Fe in the Argentinean Primera B Nacional, where he made nine league appearances and scored zero goals.BDFA Argentina Profile After that, he played for Sportivo Belgrano,Goicoechea: "Sportivo opened doors for me to make a name for myself in football" Defensa y Justicia,Esteban Goicoechea spent the holidays at El Trébol and talked about the year he dreams of having Juventud Unida Universitario, San Martín de Tucumán,Goicoechea puts the chest to the critics in San Martin San Jorge de Tucumán, Instituto Atlético Central Córdoba, Sol de América de Formosa, Mons Calpe S.C., and Bangor City, where he now plays.The exSportivo who plays in Wales and in 2009 beat Influenza A
== References ==
Category:1986 births
Category:Argentina international footballers
Category:Argentine footballers
Category:Footballers in Argentina
Category:Bangor City F.C.
Category:Bangor City F.C. players
Ester Nurumi Tri Wardoyo

Ester Nurumi Tri Wardoyo (born 26 August 2005) is an Indonesian badminton player. She is the younger sibling of an Indonesian badminton athlete, Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo. Previously, Ester Wardoyo was ranked 1st in junior rankings for women singles on 29 November 2022.
==Career==
===2023===
In April, Wardoyo competed for the first time in BWF Tour at the Orléans Masters in France, but had to lose in the second round from Singaporean player Yeo Jia Min.
==Achievements==
===SEA Games===
Women's singles
Year	Venue 	Opponent 	Score 	Result
2023	Morodok Techo Badminton Hall, Phnom Penh, Cambodia	Supanida Katethong	10–21, 11–21	Bronze
===BWF World Junior Championships===
Girls' singles
Year	Venue 	Opponent 	Score 	Result
2022	Palacio de Deportes de Santander, Santander, Spain	Yuan Anqi	21–17, 15–21, 11–21	Bronze
===BWF World Tour (1 title)===
The BWF World Tour, which was announced on 19 March 2017 and implemented in 2018, is a series of elite badminton tournaments sanctioned by the Badminton World Federation (BWF). The BWF World Tour is divided into levels of World Tour Finals, Super 1000, Super 750, Super 500, Super 300 (part of the HSBC World Tour), and the BWF Tour Super 100.
Women's singles
Year 	Tournament 	Level 	Opponent 	Score 	Result
2023 (I)	Indonesia Masters	Super 100	Chiu Pin-chian	21–15, 21–19	Winner
===BWF International Challenge/Series (2 titles, 3 runners-up)===
Women's singles
Year	Tournament 	Opponent 	Score 	Result
2022	Mongolia International 	Sri Fatmawati 	14–21, 21–23 	Runner-up
2022	Indonesia International 	Komang Ayu Cahya Dewi 	15–21, 21–14, 21–15	Winner
2022	Bahrain International 	Wang Yu-si 	19–21, 16–21 	Runner-up
2022	Bahrain International Challenge	Pitchamon Opatniput 	17–21, 16–21 	Runner-up
2023	Indonesia International 	Gabriela Meilani Moningka	21–13, 21–16 	Winner
: BWF International Challenge tournament
: BWF International Series tournament
===BWF Junior International (2 titles)===
Girls' singles
Year	Tournament 	Opponent 	Score 	Result
2021	Finnish Junior International	Siti Sarah Azzahra	21–14, 21–12 	Winner
2022	Alpes U-19 International 	Tasya Farahnailah 	21–11, 10–21, 21–13	Winner
: BWF Junior International Grand Prix tournament
: BWF Junior International Challenge tournament
: BWF Junior International Series tournament
: BWF Junior Future Series tournament
==Performance timeline==
===National team===
* Junior level
Team tournament 	2022
World Junior Championships	B
* Senior level
Team 	2020	2021
Uber Cup 	QF 	NH
Sudirman Cup	NH 	QF
===Individual competition===
* Junior level
Tournament 	2022
World Junior Championships	B
* Senior level
Tournament 	BWF World Tour	Best 	Ref
Tournament 	2023 	Best 	Ref
Orléans Masters 	2R 	2R ('23)	
Indonesia Masters Super 100	W 	W ('23) 	
Category:2005 births
Category:People from Jayapura
Category:Indonesian people
Category:Badminton players
Esther Anumu Fordham

Esther Anumu Fordham ( - 2019) was known for her interview on growing up as a black person in Nazi Germany.
==History==
In 1926 Esther was sent to a private orphanage in Groß Borstel and lived there for 10 years. When Esther started to go to school in 1932 she used a Tram to go to the waldorf school.
===Nazi Germany===
When Adolf Hitler got power in Germany her school shut down due to her skin color "affecting the education" because some parents in the school were making complaints about Esther being there. Esther could also not go to school, university, swimming halls, sports events, and she lost her citizenship due to her skin color, but she never experienced any direct hate from people in Nazi Germany.
To support the family her mother ran a shop called Found Treasure which she ran with her friend. Esther recalls one time when she was young when Hitler visited Hamburg in a car she would have to go there and see Hitler and was pushed back if she got too close to Hitler which is the only time she remembered seeing Hitler, due to him not visiting Hamburg often.
====Jews====
Esther also knew what was happening to the jews due to her girlfriend being half jewish, her girlfriend had to wear the yellow star and later she would get sent to a concentration camp because of her fathers religion, her girlfriend's entire family would survive the war.
Category:1925 births
Category:People from Hamburg
Category:German people
Category:People of Nazi Germany
Category:2019 deaths
Esther Choi

Esther Choi is a Canadian artist and writer based in New York City and the creator of dialogical social practice artworks such as Office Hours, a series of online conversations between BIPOC artists and designers started in 2020 and Public Service, a web series involving BIPOC cultural workers in conversations about cultural change. Office Hours was conceived as a response to address the problem of BIPOC underrepresentation in the culture industries.
Choi is the creator of Le Corbuffet (Prestel, 2019), a Fluxus-inspired cookbook inspired by a menu for Bauhaus-founder, Walter Gropius, that she found while engaging in archival research for her doctorate in architectural history at Princeton University. Choi has stated that the project "attempts to prod at the notion of connoisseurship, and the systems by which taste (both literal and figurative) are created." Le Corbuffet was nominated for a James Beard Award for Photography in 2020.
Choi is the coeditor of Architecture At the Edge of Everything Else (MIT Press, 2010) and Architecture Is All Over (Columbia Books on Architecture and the City, 2017).
Category:Canadian people
Category:Canadian artists
Category:Writers
Esther Forman Singer

Esther Forman Singer (October 14, 1923) is an American artist, sculptor, writer and art critic.
== Biography ==
Born in New York City, she earned her bachelor’s degree from New York University, studying art and writing.
== Artistic work ==
Her works are "included in such collections as The Hudson River museum, Yonkers, New York: The New Jersey State museum at Trenton, the Newark Museum, Seton Hall University Museum, plus many other private collections throughout the country.”
She wrote a syndicated art column that in 1973 appeared in 13 New Jersey city and suburban papers, including the Jersey Journal. She also held the position of Art Editor at Suburban Life, serving as art critic, reviewer, and writer for the monthly magazine.
Her feature articles for American Artist Magazine include interviews with or coverage of Louis Lozowick, Stuart Kaufman, and Tully Filmus. 
== References ==
== External links ==
* Official website
Category:1923 births
Category:American artists
Category:American sculptors
Category:American women sculptors
Category:American women writers
Category:American writers
Category:American art critics
Esther Kling

Esther Kling is a renowned casting director known for her work in both Israeli and international film and television. She has been recognized for her exceptional talent in discovering and nurturing new acting talent, and her contributions have earned her several prestigious awards and nominations.
==Early Life and Education==
Esther Kling was born and raised in Israel. Details about her early life and education are not widely publicized, but her career trajectory suggests a deep passion for the arts and a keen eye for talent from an early age.
==Career==
Esther Kling began her career in casting in the early 2000s. She founded KlingCasting in 2002 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Her company quickly became a significant player in the Israeli and international film community, known for casting many award-winning films and TV productions.
==Notable Works==
Kling's notable works include:
* Unorthodox (2020): A critically acclaimed mini-series for which she was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Casting for a Limited Series.
* Come Closer (2024): Another significant project showcasing her casting prowess.
* Shoshana (2023): A film that further solidified her reputation in the industry.
She has also worked on numerous other projects, including "The Debt" (2010), "Greenhouse Academy" (2017–2020), and "Spell Keepers" (2017–2019)2.
==Awards and Nominations==
Esther Kling has received several awards and nominations throughout her career:
* Primetime Emmy Nomination: For Outstanding Casting for a Limited Series for "Unorthodox".
* German Television Academy Award (DAFF): Winner.
* Israeli Film Academy Award (Ophir): Winner.
==Contributions and Impact==
Kling is a member of the International Casting Directors Network (ICDN) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Her work has been instrumental in discovering and promoting a vast majority of Israeli stars and leading actors under 35. She has cast projects in multiple languages, including English, Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, French, and Amharic1.
Category:Israeli people
Category:Casting directors
Category:Award-winning films
Estheticare

Estheticare is a private clinic providing beauty and wellness services in Islamabad, Pakistan. Founded in 2015 by Dr. Uzair Khan, Estheticare Clinic offers the latest aesthetic treatments including botox fillers, hair transplant, cosmetic procedures and advanced technologies, focusing on skin care treatments, skin lasers, and cosmetic surgeries.
==History==
Estheticare Clinic was founded in 2015 in Islamabad, Pakistan, by Dr. Uzair Khan, aiming to provide top-quality beauty and wellness services. Located in Plaza No. 4 Rana Market, F-7, Islamabad, the clinic quickly gained recognition for its commitment to excellence and client satisfaction.
Over the years, Estheticare has become a preferred destination for individuals seeking high-quality aesthetic services. Its clientele includes celebrities, athletes, politicians, and other notable figures who trust the clinic for its professional care and top-level offerings.
The clinic prioritizes quality and safety, utilizing FDA-approved beauty and medical equipment from reputable brands. Its team comprises experienced dermatologists, medical cosmetologists, plastic surgeons, and physiotherapists, ensuring treatments are administered by qualified professionals.
The clinic has collaborated with the Harley Street Institute, London, to offer aesthetic medicine training and certifications in Pakistan, contributing to professional development in the field.
==Services==
Estheticare offers a wide range of beauty treatments, including cosmetic surgeries tailored to enhance facial and body features. Estheticare offers procedures such as facelifts, eye lifts, liposuction, butt augmentation, jaw surgery, rhinoplasty, and ear shaping to meet individual aesthetic goals.
In addition to cosmetic surgeries, Estheticare provides scar removal, texture correction, and skin tightening using radiofrequency and microneedling techniques. The treatments aim to improve the complexion and delay signs of aging, such as sagging and wrinkles.
The clinic also offers services for other body parts, including the neck, décolletage, arms, belly, and thighs, as well as post-surgical scar treatments following operations like breast lifts and augmentations.
Other services include facial spa treatments like chemical peels, dermaplaning, and PRP vampire facials. Estheticare provides laser treatments for skin surfacing, acne removal, hair removal, tattoo removal, skin whitening, and skin tightening.
It also provides specialized general and cosmetic dentistry services, including root canals, implants, fillings, braces, veneers, and teeth whitening.
==Gallery==
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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Category:Companies established in 2015
Category:Companies based in Islamabad
Category:Beauty organisations
Category:Skin care
Category:Cosmetic surgery
Category:Hair transplantation
Esto Es Brujeria

Esto Es Brujeria is the fifth album by American extreme metal band Brujeria, released on 
September 15, 2023 through Nuclear Blast.Archives A music video for the song Bruja Encabronada was made, featuring Jessica Pimentel as La Encabronada.
==Track listing==
==Credits==
;Brujeria
* Juan Brujo (Juan Lepe) – lead vocals
* Fantasma – backing vocals
* Hongo – bass
* Pinche Peach – backing vocals
* Sangron - backing vocals
* El Criminal - guitars
* El Cynico – bass
* Hongo Jr. – drums
* La Encabronada - female vocals
;Additionnel Personnel
* Eddie Casillas - Engineering
* Miguel Seco - Engineering
* Sebastián Puente - Mixing, Mastering
* Gary Ronaldson - Cover art
Category:Albums
Category:Nuclear Blast albums
Category:2023 albums
Estonia

Located in Northern Europe, the nation of Estonia, formally the Republic of Estonia, is a democracy. In the north, it is surrounded by the Gulf of Finland, which separates it from Finland, in the west, by the Baltic Sea, which separates it from Sweden, in the south by Latvia, and in the east, it is bounded by Lake Peipus and Russian territory. A humid continental climate prevails in Estonia, which is comprised of a mainland and 2,222 islands off the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. The country's total land area is 45,339 km2 (17,505 sq mi), with a land area of 43,432 km2 (the land area of the country). Together with Latvia and Lithuania, Estonia is a member of the Baltic states, where it is also the smallest in both geographical area and population. Estonia's capital city, Tallinn, and its biggest city, Tartu, are the country's most populous urban regions. In addition to these cities, there is Narva, Pärnu, Kohtla-Järve, and Viljandi. In terms of use, Estonian is the second most widely spoken Finnic language after Finnish.
Estonia has been inhabited from at least 9,000 BC, according to archaeological evidence. Ancient Estonians were among of the last European pagans to convert to Christianity after the Livonian Crusade in the 13th century, when they were forced to do so. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, after centuries of repeated domination by Germans, Danes, Swedes, Poles, and Russians, an identifiable Estonian national identity started to develop. Estonia gained independence from Russia in 1920 following a short War of Independence at the conclusion of World War I in which Estonians, commanded by General Laidoner, were forced to fight for their newly acquired independence from their former coloniser. Estonia, which had been democratic before to the Great Depression, was subjected to authoritarian control beginning in 1934, during the period known as the Era of Silence. During World War II, Estonia was frequently disputed and occupied by both Germany and the Soviet Union, and was eventually absorbed by the latter as the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic (Estonian SSR). The de jure continuation of Estonia's state was maintained by diplomatic representations and the Estonian government in exile after the country lost its de facto independence to the Soviet Union in 1991. Its de facto independence was restored on the 20th of August, 1991, after the peaceful Singing Revolution that began in 1987.
Category:Estonia
Category:Baltic states
Category:Northern European countries
Estovan Reizo Cheah

Estovan Reizo Cheah, also known as Xie Yingze (Simplified Chinese: 谢颖泽；Traditional Chinese: 謝穎澤; Pinyin: Xiè Yǐng Zé), is a Singaporean Actor, Singer, Dancer, Host, Model and Ambassador under DSA Onstage, known for his role in multiple MediaCorp dramas and movies.
== Background ==
Estovan first started performing in 2013 when he was 3 years old.
In 2017, Estovan was casted for a MediaCorp Info-ed Variety Series, Fresh Farmers (小农夫). He was also involved in the National Day Parade 2017 as a child host and Singapore flag carrier to Joseph Schooling. He has participated in various international events in that year as a performer, host, singer and dancer.
In 2018, he landed his first main lead in the musical, Super Mommy (我的妈妈是ENY). He also hosted in MediaCorp's Channel 8 Variety Show, Mark Your Calendar (历历在目) and appeared in various MediaCorp Channel 5 and 8 dramas. He acted in the Singapore-Hong Kong TV Drama, Blue Tick (已读不回). At the end of 2018, Estovan was invited to perform in New York Carnegie Hall when he won 1st prize in American Protege.
In 2019, he participated in the Singapore Kindness Movement Awards Ceremony as a Soloist and starred in musical, Peter Pan in Serangoon Gardens.
In 2020, he performed in the National Day Parade 2020 as a child performer, and acted as a child lead in the MM2 Entertainment movie, Number 1 (男儿王). He was also featured in the United States Young Artist Academy newsletter. 
In 2021, he starred in MediaCorp Channel 8 drama Power 5 (非常一班) as the main lead and released his first ever self-composed song, 《永远的一班》. He also acted in a horror film, Late Night Ride (开夜车) and starred in the musical, Behind The Wall, which will be released in November 2021.
Category:2010 births
Category:Singaporean film actors
Category:Singaporean dancers
Et Purus

Et Purus sculpture was initiated in 2011 as a personal gift to Swedish Professor Arne Ljungqvist on his 80th birthday, intended to honor his lifelong efforts and legacy for athletes' health, clean sports, and fair play. Eight internationally renowned sculptors from around the world were invited and artist Sassona Norton was chosen to create the sculpture. Ljungqvist, a 93-year-old prominent Swedish physician and former Olympic athlete, is internationally recognized for his 50 years of service within major sports organizations and entities (International Olympic Committee, World Anti-Doping Agency, World Athletics, UNESCO Anti-Doping), designing and establishing anti-doping frameworks and promoting fair play and integrity in sports. Two bronze sculptures have been produced and placed in public spaces in Monaco (Et Purus No. 1)and Stockholm (Et Purus No. 2), serving as symbolic representations of the values within Professor Ljungqvist's mission – For Pure Health and Clean Sports.
==Concept and Symbolism==
Et Purus depicts a hand with the index finger pointed upward, in the universal gesture "Number One." This gesture, recognized across cultures, sports, and time, represents victory, excellence, and leadership. The artist sculpted a seven-foot bronze hand thrusting into the sky. A ring on the raised index fingertip, where blood is typically drawn, serves as a metaphor for an open window into a clean inner body, meaning that the person is clean, pure, and uncontaminated. It emphasizes the idea that any true "Number One" must also be "clean/pure," in line with the monument’s name, Et Purus (Latin for "And Clean").
==Sculptures in the series==
The Et Purus sculpture is intended in a numbered series of 20. So far has two sculptures with individual frustums been produced at the art foundry Independent Casting Inc., in Philadelphia, USA:
Et Purus No. 1: The monument is installed on the pier Jetée Lucciana, next to the Monaco Yacht Club by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Herculesin Monaco, and was unveiled in December 2021 by Prince Albert II.Top 3 recent sculptures in Monaco
Et Purus No. 2: The monument is installed on the Royal island Djurgården in central Stockholm, Sweden, and was unveiled by HM King Carl XVI Gustaf. (Swedish Sports Confederation News).
Category:2011 sculptures
Category:Swedish professors
Category:Hand gestures