BioFuels and Energy

Today,we worked further on our invention called the Green Safe Oven. We designed the shape of it and the size. We also answered questions about how the design works in real life.

today we had to make a blueprint for our design.we made the oven 16 by 12 inches.it was hard for us to understand the project at first, but our supervisor explained it to us and we got it.we have 5 members in our group but today we were only three.It was easier to work with a group of five because if one of us don't get what we were suppose to do others can help.i am so excited about what we are going to cook, and also a little nervous about presenting but i am getting used to presenting.

Our group is making some type of high efficient cooking object of our own (we have to make our own ethanol, the cooking source, a layout of our object, a logo for our company, and the name of our object. The name of our object is called a Stove/in/out. The reason its called that is because you are able to cook food on the outside of it and the inside of it (similar to a stove). I think/hope our STOVE/IN/OUT will be a success.

Its hard work being a crater in the science center i gotta give a S/O to the people who are craters. Like making a stove may like easy but its really hard and may get cut you know.

Well, we are working on a project by ourselves to try to make an easy way to cook things. My group is making a StoveIn/Out. It's a weird name, I know but you can cook on the outside and on the inside. You can cook anything you want. I think this will work out very well.

Did you know that you can get a Certification of Achievement in Bioenergy and the Environment right in here in St. Louis? Washington University's International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability (I-CARES) is now offering an undergraduate certificate for students while they are pursuing their other major/minor studies. This certificate, in partnership with Washington University's Photosynthetic Antennae Research Center (PARC) offers interdisciplinary studies (meaning information from various academic departments or topics) in three groupings, Social Services/Humanities, Architecture, and Natural Sciences/Engineering. The certificate is achieved after completing a combination of coursework, hands on outreach and education work, and attending special events or lectures. 

 

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today my group bio buddies came up with a product that where planning on sticking with we might call it the Green Safe Oven. for the moment were are only making liquid type products like soups,chip dips, pasta sauces, hot chocolate, coffee, chili and more.We want to go green by using cheaper things for cooking. like ethanol, fryer oil from McDonald's, Churches Chicken. so hopefully it all turns out to be good :)