Anyone going to try for this years Hackaday Prize?
So I just went to hackaday.com for my daily dose of randomness and got greeted by the presentation of the Hackaday Prize, and it got a theme of solving serious issues on the likes of pollution, food and energy.
Sure hackaday is more on the electronics side of the DIY but this theme certainly would allow for a lot of chemistry research to fit in. Maybe it's
worth a shot if anyone got a cool idea.
I know I'll probably log my upcoming experimentation on synthesis of RO membranes on their website and maybe throw in
some MCUs to make it more appealing, after all, everything is cooler with an Arduino lol.
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