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Third-place winner, PhD student Bayu Sutanto, from the University of Manchester, pitched his proposal for a passive cooling system for floating #photovoltaics (FPV) systems – #solar panel systems that float on water.
Bayu was one of 11 presenters who was challenged to pitch his innovative idea to an audience, including a panel of judges, in just three minutes, as part of the #FallingWalls Lab Cambridge: eng.cam.ac.uk/news/showcasing-breakthrough-research-creates-positive-impact-science-and-society
The Falling Walls Lab Cambridge was organised by the Department of Engineering, @cambridgeuniversity; the Federal Foreign Office of Germany; and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
Third-place winner, PhD student Bayu Sutanto, from the University of Manchester, pitched his proposal for a passive cooling system for floating #photovoltaics (FPV) systems – #solar panel systems that float on water.
Bayu was one of 11 presenters who was challenged to pitch his innovative idea to an audience, including a panel of judges, in just three minutes, as part of the #FallingWalls Lab Cambridge: eng.cam.ac.uk/news/showcasing-breakthrough-research-creates-positive-impact-science-and-society
The Falling Walls Lab Cambridge was organised by the Department of Engineering, @cambridgeuniversity; the Federal Foreign Office of Germany; and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
