‘Living laboratory: climate action’ empowers young talent from underrepresented groups to harness the power of engineering and build more sustainable communities.
This collaboration between Churchill College and the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge brings together Y9-10 pupils with engineer mentors to carry out authentic research in hydro-environmental engineering with smart sensors. Participants will present their findings and make recommendations about sustainable urban infrastructure in their own communities.
One great thing about ‘Living Laboratory’ is the sharing of ideas, dreams, knowledge and skills across generations. We can’t wait to see everyone who takes part grow in confidence communicating about engineering and working together for a sustainable future.
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Living laboratory team leads at Churchill College where the University of Cambridge experience will be hosted