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Our first black silicon module on display at "Change in the Air" exhibition

The black silicon prototype module prepared in BLACK-project is on display at "Change in the Air" exhibition at the Finnish Museum of Natural History

The first prototype of black silicon module prepared in BLACK-project is ready. The module is now on display at the  "Change in the Air" exhibition at the Finnish Museum of Natural Hiistory.

The group visited the exhibition in the opening week and based on our impression, we highly recommend the museum visit for anyone interested!

Read more about the exhibition and details from here:

https://www.luomus.fi/en/change-air

 

 

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