Sun To Supper
Who We Are
We are a group of interdisciplinary students at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Nick Taunchaem is a third year Business Marketing student, Emma Sullivan is a third year Political Science student, Troy Knatt and Willlie Contreras Gabriel are Liberal Arts Engineering Studies, Ava Masalan is a second year Biology student, and Garrett Perkins is a fourth year Industrial Engineering and Communications student. We came together in University 392, a class focused on developing appropriate technologies for the world's people.
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What we do
We're hoping to make a difference, a world away from home
Biofuel Use Mitigation
Saving lives and trees
Traditional methods of cooking in Malawi involve burning biofuels. This results in carbon emissions, and if done improperly, can result in death, asthma, and other complications.
Solar is Cheap and Easy
Moving beyond combustion
Over the past several decades, the cost of solar power has decreased significantly. It is now feasible for citizens of Malawi to conduct their cooking through utilizing the energy of the sun.
Research and Design
Perfecting the technology
With our project, we aim to further the design of the solar cooker and create a device that is easy to use, easy to clean, and most of all, easy to adopt into the end user's day to day life.