Category Archives: Agnieszka Wanda Janusz

Calabi–Yau_Theoretical Physics of Methane Behaviour


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HIGH DENSITY ENERGY STORAGE USING SELF-ASSEMBLED MATERIALS

The assignment is related to our methane research for the Self Sufficient studio. The challenge of this exercise is to propose an approach in theoretical design of material at the atomic scale that can maximize the amount of stored of methane in a given volume. The methane molecules are attracted to surfaces, while being repelled from each other. We attempt to simulate the interaction between methane and the Calabi-Yau surface area of a hypothetically ideal “methane-catching” material in a sample volume (scale of a methane molecule: pico meters).

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NIGHT JOGGING BCN/ ROME

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Why Rome and Barcelona? These are the two cities I have most recently lived in. The aim of the junxtaposition of Rome and Barcelona is the comparison of my running tracks.

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Permafrost + Methane

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The investigated issue is tackling one of the research areas for this semester’s Self Sufficient Studio design project- methane emission, one of the most dangerous greenhouse gases.

The subject of the study is Siberia because I believe it to provide an extreme phenomena of methane emission due to the permafrost.
The investigated region is precisely Siberian Federal Districts, consisting of 12 Federal Subjects, each one being a representative unit for the data measurement.

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