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Sarah Johnson - National Science Award Winner
Recognized for groundbreaking research in sustainable energy solutions at the National Science Fair 2024.
About the Achievement
Sarah Johnson, a final-year Engineering student, has been awarded the prestigious National Science Award for her innovative project "Solar-Powered Water Purification System for Rural Communities." Her research addresses critical clean water challenges in underserved areas.
The project demonstrates exceptional technical skill, creativity, and social awareness, showcasing how engineering solutions can positively impact communities facing water scarcity issues.
Innovation
Developed a low-cost, solar-powered water purification system using locally available materials.
Impact
Solution can provide clean water for up to 50 families at 1/10th of conventional system costs.
Project Highlights
Award WinningTechnical Innovation
Uses photovoltaic cells with 85% efficiency and patented filtration system
Affordability
Production cost under $200, making it accessible to low-income communities
Community Impact
Can provide 500 liters of clean water daily, serving 50+ people
Water Quality
Meets WHO standards for drinking water with 99.9% pathogen removal
Achievement Documents
Award Certificate
National Science Award 2024
Student Information
Student
Sarah Johnson
B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering
Department
Mechanical Engineering
Class of 2024
Award Date
May 15, 2024
National Science Fair
Project Mentor
Dr. Michael Chen
Professor, Mechanical Engineering