Activities

Holiday Science Lecture

Green Technologies for Green Communities

December 28, 2011

Opening of the New
"Energy: Power to Choose"
Exhibition at the Canada Science and Technology Museum
September 27, 2011

   The production, distribution and consumption of energy have social,
   economic, and environmental implications that are influenced by available
   resources and the choices we make. In this interactive new exhibition, plug
   in to practical tips to reduce energy consumption. Produce your own
   electricity with the Museum's human hamster wheel. Interact with a map of
   Canada that identifies locations where energy is produced and where
   distribution of major sources of energy takes place. You’ll be shocked to
   discover that one producer of energy are the Museum’s electric eels!

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The Human Hamster Wheel Interactive, Museum of Science and Technology, Ottawa: Sep 27, 2011

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Contra-Rotating Wind Energy Converter, Museum of Science and Technology, Ottawa: Sep 27, 2011

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Micro Hydro System, Museum of Science and Technology, Ottawa: Sep 27, 2011

Three successful projects developed by uOttawa engineering students for the Museum of Science and Technology in 2011

Links
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cstmweb/sets/72157627824754092/show

http://www.energy.technomuses.ca

Ottawa Mechatronics Competition