Economic feasibility
A rough estimate of the economic viability was prepared. It is the comparison between traditional process costs and NPHarvest process costs.
Results
Our results have been divided into two sections: marketing potential and process. Marketing potential includes the economic aspect of the project while process focuses on the technical nature.
Background of the project
Removing nitrogen and phosphorous from wastewater is expensive and consumes lot of energy. On the other hand also fertilizer production consumes energy and resources. Using different liquid, nutrient rich waste fractions as fertilizer would be a good solution to this problem.
Education on Industrial Internet
Aalto University offers students and industry education on Industrial Internet.
Teaching co-operation
Teaching co-operation provides a business enterprise with visibility amongst students and simultaneously develops its image as an employer in the desired direction.
Laboratory
Aalto Biofilia offers unparalled reseach capacity for the growing field of biological art. The lab is equipped for hands-on research and creative experimentation and it provides the basic tools for molecular biology, tissue culture and engineering and microbiology.
History of Biofilia
Biofilia – Base for Biological Arts, a biological art unit was launched under the School of Arts, Design and Architecture in 2012. It offers a platform for trans-disciplinary research and education that aims to create cultural discussions and innovations around the topics related to the manipulation of life and biological processes at a practical and theoretical level, including philosophical and ethical dimensions.
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Annual Spring Fashion Show, BA and MA student collections of Fashion and Clothing Design from the School of Arts, Design and Architecture.
Low Temperature Laboratory
The Low Temperature Laboratory at Aalto University is one of the world centres in ultra-low temperature physics and technology. The leading position is based on vigorous in-house development and construction of sub-mK refrigerators.
Exhibition pavilion at the Frankfurt Book Fair
The Finnish exhibition pavilion at the Frankfurt Book Fair in the autumn of 2014 was implemented as a training project for students majoring in Product and Spatial Design. The designers were Natalia Baczynska Kimberley, Nina Kosonen and Matti Mikkilä.
Micronova
Micronova is part of OtaNano - Finland's national research infrastructure for micro- and nanotechnology, jointly run by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and Aalto University.
Exploring materials and woven structures
Exploring materials and woven structures. Swatch by Riikka Buri. Photo Eeva Suorlahti.
