Turning salt water into fresh water, Vietnamese students won big at Intel ISEF
This is a resounding victory of the Vietnamese delegation at the world's oldest and most prestigious international scientific event...
This is a resounding victory for the Vietnamese delegation at the world's oldest and most prestigious international science event for high school students today. The competition has been organized by the American Society for Science and the Public since 1950. In 2012, the competition was held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA), from May 14 to May 18 with the participation of more than 1,500 contestants from 70 countries and territories.
Vietnamese students won resoundingly at Intel ISEF 2012. Photo: Dantri
It can be said that fresh water is a very urgent problem for humanity, while seawater is very available. That is why at ISEF 2012, in addition to the project of the Vietnamese team, there are many other projects with the theme of processing salt water into fresh water. The Vietnamese student team said that they were the first to approach this using low pressure technology and solar energy. The advantage of this research project is that it has a good impact on the environment, the construction technique is not complicated and the cost is quite low, easy to deploy in the community.
In Vietnam, this research project surpassed thousands of research topics to win first prize in the national science and technology competition ViSEF in 2012. The project of the Vietnamese team is even more relevant when many countries in the world are very interested in the issue of finding new energy sources.
According to VNA -H
