Professor Chin Huai Young (PT Group member) visits

Professor Chin Huai Young at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech) has invented a glass which is coated with amorphous silicon with an underlying reflective coating. The silicon photovoltaic generates some 100 Watts per square metre and this also helps to reduce the ingress of heat into the house.

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Professor Chin-Huai Young and Mrs Young visit Cambridge. He is a PT Group member and this is the first time in 20 years that he has returned. On the right is Hector Pous		 Professor C. H. Young visits

James Nygaard (far right) and Chris Smith, ready for food
Professor C. H. Young visits

Deserts		 Professor C. H. Young visits
Professor C. H. Young visits

More deserts		 Professor C. H. Young visits

Here Professor Young demonstrates his world leading invention of glass which generates electricity and reduces the exchange of heat
Professor C. H. Young visits

A huge saving in the energy required either for air-conditioning or heating		 Professor C. H. Young visits

Professor Young with the PT Group team. Mathew Peet, Professor Sanbao Lin, Professor Soichi Nambu, Lucy Fielding and Yan Pei in addition to the characters described previously


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