Aidan Dwyer is a 13-year-old solar energy kid genius who designs developed a new way to collect solar energy. The idea of the kid genius sparked a fierce debate among scholars and scientists.
The 13-year-old solar energy kid genius is one of the twelve students who received 2011 Young Naturalist Award from the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
Aidan Dwyer created an innovative approach in collecting sunlight in photovoltaic arrays. His experiments leads to the conclusion that the trees were using the Fibonacci Sequence in their branch and design which served as a guide for him to transform the organic concept into photovoltaic array.
The soloar energy kid genius discovered that Fibonacci tree design solar panels surp(–foul word(s) removed–)ed the conventional method of sunlight collection and the space utilized the greatest quantity of PV panels within the least amount of physical space.
Here’s a video interview of Aidan Dwyer conducted by Wall Street Journal:
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