Research

PEMC members enjoy working with schools and with the local community, engaging with young people about engineering, power electronics, and machines.

Young children with their teachers, with two small go-carts in front of the group

Greenpower IET Goblin Electric Car - Primary School Competition

In collaboration with the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) UK and the British Council with the Going Global Gender Equality Partnership, we recently launched a new competition giving Primary schools in the Nottingham area the chance to win a Greenpower IET Goblin electric cart kit

The Greenpower Education Trust objective is to advance the education of young people in the areas of sustainable engineering and technology. The Greenpower IET Goblin electric cart kit is aimed at primary school children aged 9-11, Supported by a group of researchers from the PEMC group, the children assemble the cart during a 10 week, hour-long after school club. Support is also provided to the school for preparing their cart to participate in national Greenpower race events.

To enter the competition, send us your ideas on the following question:

How do you think we will travel in 2050?

Your entries can be expressed in the form of any artwork of your choice and will be judged on their creative content and presentation. Please scan your entry and send it to: liliana.delillo@nottingham.ac.uk, or post it to:

Liliana De Lilo,
L2 Stores,
Faculty of Engineering,
University of Nottingham,
University Park,
Nottingham NG7 2RD.

The annual competition closes at the end of November each year, with the winners announced at the beginning of the following year.

World-class research at the University of Nottingham

University Park
Nottingham
NG7 2RD
+44 (0) 115 951 5151
research@nottingham.ac.uk