Video: Energy Innovation for the Developing World
Video: Energy Innovation for the Developing World
Prof. Bryan Willson, the founder of Colorado State University's Engines and Energy Conversion Lab, discusses the applications of groundbreaking energy technologies in the developing world, where finding locally appropriate devices and machinery that will work for specific communities can present challenges. Filmed at ASME’s 2014 IMECE, in Montreal, CA.
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