【Young and Aspiring Engineers Unite for an Unforgettable Low-carbon Energy Challenge】 Nearly 100 secondary school students came together for an exciting Low-carbon Energy Challenge at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) campus. As part of CLP's Engineer-in-School programme aiming to educate young minds on the power expertise and the importance of decarbonisation, the STEM Day taught youngsters about clean energy and explored the fundamentals of green hydrogen energy. They assembled omni-wheeled robots to complete missions, inspiring them to step out of their classrooms and explore the need for sustainable development. Launched in 2016, CLP Engineer-in-School programme adopts novel approaches to educate secondary school students about the importance of energy saving and decarbonisation. The programme includes visits to schools by CLP Power engineers who explain their profession and careers paths in power engineering to inspire interest in the industry. It has so far reached more than 71,000 youngsters in around 190 secondary schools. #CLP #EngineeringinSchool #Youth
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Access to sustainable and #renewable #energy represents one of the great challenges in the 21st century. Therefore, electrochemical energy #storage, in particular batteries, will be an essential tool for the future. The English-taught Master's degree programme "#Battery #Materials and #Technology" will prepare its students for these future challenges. It addresses central issues of energy storage in an interdisciplinary manner, and focusses questions like efficiency and safety of new battery materials within a scientific orientation. Universität Bayreuth #UniBayreuth https://lnkd.in/enjvTupX
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STEM Q S'24 || HR Head FTW || OC Head Resala Fayoum || Vice Medai IEEE Minya'22 || ISEIC Finalist '23 || 1st place locally ISEF '23 || Zayed '23 || Top 7 Globally GSSC '22 || NASA '22
Taking on the capstone project in G10 second semester 2022 with my colleagues Eman, Nadia, Amira and shahd was a remarkable challenge that enriched me immensely, such as how to do scientific research, how to work with others, how to deal with diverse opinions, and how to learn and apply new knowledge. We had to devise creative ideas to produce energy from wasted heat or industrial waste or greenhouse gases, which was quite difficult for students who were only sixteen years old. But we did not give up and did a lot of research and sought advice from university professors, and we chose to use molasses, which is the leftover of sugar factories from cane. We knew that it was composed of sugars, so we used this equation C6H12O6 → 2C2H5OH + 2CO2 and we went through several steps to produce ethanol, which is a form of energy that can be used as fuel for cars. This is advantageous because it reduces air pollution and also it can be used for sterilization and many other applications. Based on this, our capstone project was part of competition idea that secured us the third place at the governorate level, which we are very proud of. In a nutshell, this is what the capstone experience is like: we encounter obstacles and conflicts and differences of opinions and cultures, but we also learn how to overcome and solve and cope and benefit the most from it, such as winning prizes, meeting new people, and exploring new things. In the end, I would like to convey my gratitude to STEM for changing my life for the better 180 degrees and I hope that its system will prevail in all parts of the republic." Eman Ali A. #capstoneproject #STEM #STEM_Schools #team_work #research #EDP #development #Engieering_Design_process #Egypt_Grand_Challanges #sustainability #stemeducation #STEM_Community #Prior_Solutions #prototype #poster #portfolio #cap #science #ideas #energy #Innovation #problemsolving #pollution
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Hello ! Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" is an inspiring film that exemplifies the transformative power of STEM education in advancing sustainable development and renewable energy. The film tells the story of William Kamkwamba, who, using basic principles of physics and engineering, builds a wind turbine to bring electricity to his village. 🌬️ This innovative project not only highlights the practical applications of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics but also demonstrates how STEM can solve pressing global challenges. 🌍 By incorporating hands-on problem-solving and engineering design, the film emphasizes the importance of equipping students with 21st-century skills essential for a sustainable future. It shows how STEM education can empower individuals to make impactful contributions to their communities and the world. Through its narrative, "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" serves as a powerful educational tool that inspires critical thinking and practical innovation. 🌱 #STEM #RenewableEnergy #SustainbilityDevelopmentandFuture
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The application for FITech’s autumn courses is open! 📢 Do you want to upgrade your skills or learn something completely new this autumn? In FITech's courses, it is possible! The course selection consists of over 100 university courses on digitalization and renewable energy. 📚 In FITech's courses, you can develop your skills for free. The courses are organized by Finnish universities of technology. The course selection includes options for both adult and degree students. The studies are offered for free for all Finns and people permanently living in Finland. The course selection includes courses of various levels, from beginner to advanced. There are courses offered in both Finnish and English. This autumn, there are over 100 courses available on topics related to digitalisation and renewable energy. Courses cover themes such as mathematics, industrial engineering, programming, artificial intelligence (AI), accessibility, wind power, and hydrogen economy. Many of the FITech courses available in autumn 2024 can be completed online. Please check the detailed course descriptions from each course's own page before submitting your application. Explore all courses ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wKxmq FITech Network University Tampere University
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This article in the Tes Magazine highlights the concerning trend of secondary school students losing interest in maths as they progress through their education. This poses a significant challenge for our sector, as a strong foundation in maths is essential for careers in engineering, technology, and data analysis - all of which are integral to the development and maintenance of EV charging infrastructure and renewable energy systems. We need to actively work towards reversing this trend and encouraging students to pursue STEM subjects, particularly mathematics, in order to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in our industry. The correlation between mathematics and careers in EV charging and renewable energy cannot be overstated. From designing and optimising charging networks to developing efficient energy storage solutions, mathematical skills play a vital role in addressing the complex challenges we face in transitioning to sustainable transportation and energy sources. By nurturing a passion for maths at an early age, we can help shape a future workforce equipped with the technical expertise necessary to drive innovation and progress in our field. It's imperative that we collaborate with educators and policymakers to emphasize the relevance and value of mathematics in unlocking opportunities within the renewable energy and EV charging sectors. In light of the skills shortage in our industry, it's crucial to advocate for the importance of mathematics and its direct link to fulfilling careers in renewable energy and EV charging. By raising awareness of this issue and actively engaging with educational institutions and mentorship programs, we can work towards cultivating a pipeline of talented individuals with strong mathematical abilities and a passion for sustainability. Let's continue to champion the significance of maths in shaping the future of our industry and inspiring the next generation of innovators and problem solvers. #renewableenergy #EVcharging #STEM #netzeroheroes
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NEW WORK ALERT! This was such a major project to be involved in and one we were so proud to have worked on. Collaborating with the UNSW Faculty of Engineering, we worked closely with staff and academics to help better communicate and share the incredible global impact of the research being conducted right here in Australia. This project involved interviewing 21 (!) different engineers about their research and crafting long-form impact stories for each one. Suffice to say, we learned a lot! The first batch of stories is now live and we highly recommend taking a look at the human-centred impact of this world-changing research. It's truly mind blowing to see how this otherwise silent research is being applied across every industry both locally and abroad, and how major the impact has already been and continues to be. If you're interested in learning about smart sensors that can detect spoiled food to help lessen global food waste, the world's first fire protective paint that is saving homes and lives, or the way innovative membrane filters are solving water supply and wastewater challenges, read on. #writing #stories #globalimpact #impactstories #research #engineering #copywriting #unsw
🌍 From creating the world's most efficient solar cell technology to saving homes with fire protective paint, our research is delivering positive, real-world change. 🔗 Read some of the impact research stories from our academic community: Gernot Heiser, Greg Leslie, Rona Chandrawati, Guan Yeoh, Anna Bruce, Prof. Tony Fane and Prof. Martin Green.
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This #AANHPIHeritageMonth, we're featuring Sree Devee Hiranmayi Sattenapalli, an Electrical & Computer Engineering student at Carnegie Mellon University and TGP Shine On Scholarship recipient. Learn how Hirani applied her knowledge to make an impact, installing a 10kw solar microgrid to power a hospital in a rural village of 16,000 people in Nepal. "There is a great focus on new and emerging technologies that can support our current infrastructures more sustainably (for instance, the supply of electricity produced from more sustainable practices). So many decisions in engineering must be made while being environmentally conscious and while having a strong and deep understanding of the impact of such decisions on the rest of the world. With this in mind, I was always drawn to environmental science and sustainable technologies. The scope for this is immense and this is one of the primary motives that drew me to TGP. This program focused on the installation of a microgrid system to support the larger goal of building back the electrical infrastructure with sustainable technologies. It allowed me to pursue an electrical-engineering-focused project that had roots/ a focus on sustainability, which was, overall, a beautiful opportunity to connect the undergraduate degree with something larger. What I experienced was exceptional; it was beyond anything I would have experienced if I had traveled to Nepal alone as a tourist. Being able to live in a village and experience, truly, a life in the mountains, in such a remote area with no cell service and almost no technology, was just beautiful. I don't think I can ever get over how clear the sky was at night, the number of stars I could see, and simply how quiet it was. The absolute stillness and the quiet is something I'll remember and treasure deeply. Global experiences, like TGP, are definitely important for students to experience. Exploring a different country, area, culture, and lifestyle is an extraordinary opportunity not many get to take, especially in a group setting, where you can learn about different aspects of life with people who are also deeply interested in learning about the world. For every student, learning about the world is important. For underrepresented students, a global experience can provide a different perspective and be an attitude-shifter." - Sree Devee Hiranmayi Sattenapalli Electrical & Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University | Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University | Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering #AANHPIHeritageMonth #studyabroad #solarmicrogrids #sustainability #experientiallearning
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📢 The IN+ Center for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research is receiving applications for three Scientific Initiation Studentships, within the framework of project Rede de Cidades para Neutralidade Climática. #NatureBasedSolutions #NBS #LifeCycleAssessment #LCA #LowCarbonMobility #EnergyEfficiency #Environment #Energy #Studentships
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The Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative (FURI), Master Opportunity for Research in Engineering (MORE), and Grand Challenges Scholars Program (GCSP) at ASU offer students unparalleled opportunities to engage in research that spans conceptualizing ideas to investigating complex questions across a semester. 📘 Participants in GCSP can also secure additional funding through the GCSP research stipend program to support their projects, which are integral to meeting the rigorous competencies required to tackle global societal challenges. 🌍 These programs not only foster innovation and independent thinking but also equip students with both technical and soft skills crucial for their future careers and advanced studies. Each semester culminates in the Fulton Forge Student Research Expo, where students showcase their research and its potential impact. 🌟 Clara Chaves Azevedo, a first-year civil engineering student, is currently exploring how to make perovskite materials used in solar panels less toxic. This research could pave the way for integrating solar energy technologies into building windows. 🏙️🌞 Senior electrical engineering student Patrick Shea Jr., who began his studies online with ASU during his service in the United States Air Force, is now on campus improving solar module efficiency for use both on Earth and in space. 🚀🌐 Byung-gik Park, another senior in electrical engineering, is curious about how temperature variations affect battery life. His findings will better inform strategies for battery management in various technologies. 🔋❄️ Civil engineering major henry Nakaana focuses on creating bioengineered fungi to stabilize soil in regions devastated by wildfires and heavy rains, preventing erosion and potential landslides. 🌱🔥 The ASU Core Research Facilities support these innovative student projects, and we hope to collaborate with their research by providing access to specialized labs and training tailored to their research needs, including solar energy and battery technology at the Solar Fab, Eyring Materials Center and Advanced Electronics and Photonics Core. ⚙️🔬 #ASUCores #ASUResearch #ASUInnovation #ASU #ASUFURI #MOREASU #GCSP #StudentResearch #ASUEngineering #Innovation #SustainableEngineering #SolarEnergy #BatteryTech #CivilEngineering #ElectricalEngineering #ResearchImpact #STEM #EngineeringStudents #STEMeducation https://lnkd.in/gcVEmJHT
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It's always good to see how your students are doing after the course they have finished under your supervision. Here is Inderjeeth Rajesh MSRE (#2022batch) currently associated with ZLC ENERGY LTD. In his words "Demonstrating a strong dedication to sustainability, I am a design engineer, actively contributing to developing environmentally friendly solutions that shape a more sustainable future.". Well done Inderjeeth Rajesh MSRE . His MSc dissertation was "Urban Building Energy Modelling for Smart Window" under my supervision. It's an inspiring journey to know how he started his journey as an international student and ended here in this current position. If you are passionate about Renewable Energy, the University of Exeter Penryn campus can be your destination for an MSc in Renewable Energy Engineering Our course includes all the cutting-edge technologies including Solar, wind, marine, storage, policy, LCA, hydrogen, smart window, Building energy, smart grid, and electric vehicles. #renewableenergy #renewables #renewablefuture #renewablenaturalgas #study #studyabroad #university #msc #solarenergy #solar #solarpower #solarpanels #solarindustry #wind #windenergy #windows #energypolicy #offshorewind #offshorewindenergy #lifecycleassessment #lifecycle #storage #hydrogeneconomy #hydrogentechnology #solarpv #batterystorage #sustainable #architecture #floatingwind #floatingsolar #agripv #lithiumionbatteries #perovskite #silicon #uk #india #international #universityofexeter #electricvehicles #marine #marineresearch #project
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