Hadleigh Frost

Current Storage in a Superconductor


14 years


Inspired by an interest in power management and the related physics as well as evident problems with power grids, Hadleigh set out to explore electricity storage in a superconductor.

I was aware of a lack of research into innovative ways to use a superconductor and identified that a superconductor could be used to make a completely new storage or management system. Some people were skeptical that my project was even possible, so to find my idea actually worked was very exciting. I also enjoyed getting to use proper equipment [that neither I nor the school had] and learning the physics and seeing the interesting work currently being done in this area. I did face some pracical and technological difficulties, in particular solving challenging problems and getting permission to do the experiments I had planned.

I have a real interest in maths, electronic and mechanical logic and physics and am interested in working in the electrical engineering, programming, physics or financial industries.

I plan to attend the University of Canterbury to complete an electrical engineering degree [and possibly a physics, computer science or mathematics degree] and I would happily be an electrical engineer, programmer or physicist. But I would like to start a research and development program surrounding propulsion systems and investigating new ways to get to space. And, I would like to create a financial investment company as I have some radical ideas about a new type of bank.
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