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Energy Harvesting Challenge Conclusion Google Hangout

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The Energy Harvesting Network

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The Energy Harvesting Network (http://eh-network.org/index.php) is an EPSRC funded network of UK academic and industrial researchers and end-users of energy harvesting (EH) technology. Specifically, the primary objectives of the Network are to:

Define new challenges in EH research and address them through new multidisciplinary teams.
- Our first workshop was held on the topic of 'Human Power'.
- Our second workshop was held on the topic of 'Structural Monitoring'.
- Our third workshop was held on the topic of 'MEMS/NEMS'.
Facilitate the interaction and mobility of EH researchers.
- The EH-Network Data Repository facilitates sharing data between researchers.
Ensure wide dissemination of the advances in the science and the developments of the technology.
- We held Energy Harvesting 2011 on 07 February 2011.
- We held Energy Harvesting 2012 on 28 March 2012.
- We will be holding Energy Harvesting 2013 on 25 March 2013.

A total of 374 people from 304 companies and institutions are currently registered with the Energy Harvesting Network. For further information about the activities of the network, please visit the 'About the Network' section.

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The Energy Harvesting Journal

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Energy Harvesting Journal provides you with a free daily update of the latest industry developments. Launched in February 2009, this free portal covers progress of energy harvesting and energy storage in all its forms.

Hosted and written by IDTechEx, the leading analyst and event organiser on energy harvesting and related technologies, articles provide commentary, analysis and give a balanced view of the subject. You can opt-in for an email to be sent to you every Thursday listing the new articles posted in the previous week. We aim to make this service your most valuable tool for keeping up to date with the energy harvesting industry. We seek your input - company progress, press releases, case studies and developments, which in turn we will feature as future articles. Please forward these to us - email Teresa Henry at t.henry@idtechex.com.

http://www.energyharvestingjournal.com

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Energy Harvesting RoadTest Design Challenge Competitors (April 2013)

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Jose Antonio Noda Betancor, Spain

Jose is an Electronics engineer working in the electronic security industry for last 8 years for a Spanish company. He has in-depth experience in the field of analog / RF electronics and low power electronics. [View e14 Profile]

Monte Chan, Australia

Monte Chan is a 30 year veteran of the Electronics and Information Technology industries and is a strong advocate of "Hands-on" and commonsense approaches for engineering education. Monte's experience includes many various disciplines and fields with the focus upon the design, development, production and integration of high quality practical, reliable and resilient products and systems some of which have now become ubiquitous and a part of 21st Century life (such as Computers, Laser Printers, Networking, Graphics and Multimedia). [View e14 Profile]

Simon Day, United Kingdom

Simon Day is currently serving in the Military as a Royal Navy Clearance Diver involved in underwater engineering and ordnance disposal. After leaving school he undertook a electrical/electronics apprenticeship within the lift industry where he gained his first experiences with electronics and microprocessors. His interests include electrics, automation, design and production which has lead to taking up the use of 3D printers and 3D design software as a hobby. [View e14 Profile]

Wojciech Gelmuda, Poland

Wojciech is an AGH University of Science and Technology (electronics and telecommunications) graduate. He is interested in all stages of making electronic devices ñ creating ideas, designing, prototyping, testing and also hacking. Some time ago he switched to low-power designs, both battery and green energy operated, and it has been his primary interest ever since. At work, he works mostly with electronic navigation assistant devices for blind people. He likes to share information about the things he does, so from time to time he publishes a paper in both scientific and technical magazines. [View e14 Profile]

Chad Johnson, United States

Chad is an Electrical Engineer; in his own words, he is "tinkering with tons of things at the moment" and already has "great ideas for this product". He maintains several blogs and is a CadSoft Eagle enthusiast. He loves to spend his spare time creating new inventions. [View e14 Profile]

Sean Reynolds Massey-Reed, Australia

Sean is a technical officer and masters student at Griffith University School of Engineering Brisbane Australia. Other then playing around with electronics at work, home and the school's electronics club, he can be found outdoors hiking, climbing or kayaking and making food from scratch from beer to cheese to chocolate.[View e14 Profile]

Victor Sluiter, The Netherlands

Victor describes himself as a "tinkerer"; he was educated in Electrical Engineering, but maintains broad variety of interests. He is a member of the Tkkrlab hackerspace, and keeps up a technology blog. [View e14 Profile]

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Documents

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