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Students Develop a Device to Measure Water Quality in Africa
the idea on their own and spent a year developing it in their spare time. One of the group, TheodorHillebrand, had learned about a cost-effective water treatment method used in the equatorial regions of [...] about developing a measuring device to show when the water is really ready for drinking”, says TheodorHillebrand, the man who came up with the idea. He then started to put his idea into practice with the [...] can’t read What was so difficult about developing the measuring device? “Everything”, says TheodorHillebrand with a laugh. And the final product is really quite impressive. Flexible solar cells inside
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Students Develop a Device to Measure Water Quality in Africa
the idea on their own and spent a year developing it in their spare time. One of the group, TheodorHillebrand, had learned about a cost-effective water treatment method used in the equatorial regions of [...] about developing a measuring device to show when the water is really ready for drinking”, says TheodorHillebrand, the man who came up with the idea. He then started to put his idea into practice with the [...] can’t read What was so difficult about developing the measuring device? “Everything”, says TheodorHillebrand with a laugh. And the final product is really quite impressive. Flexible solar cells inside
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University of Bremen Students Win First Prize at iCan 15 in Alaska
Purification Indicator”, shows whether water is safe to drink. The idea was thought up by TheodorHillebrand, a Master’s student of Electrical Engineering at the University of Bremen. Through his interest [...] contain. But how do you know exactly when the water is really ready to drink? This was the task Hillebrand set himself. He found a team of willing helpers in Yannick Auth, David Horch, Maike Taddiken and
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University of Bremen Students Win First Prize at iCan 15 in Alaska
Purification Indicator”, shows whether water is safe to drink. The idea was thought up by TheodorHillebrand, a Master’s student of Electrical Engineering at the University of Bremen. Through his interest [...] contain. But how do you know exactly when the water is really ready to drink? This was the task Hillebrand set himself. He found a team of willing helpers in Yannick Auth, David Horch, Maike Taddiken and
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