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Akshaya se24uaee015

Hyderabad, Telangana

University / Organization Name Mahindra University

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    Location

    Hyderabad, Telangana


    University / Organization Name

    Mahindra University


    University ID Number/ Roll Number (optional)

    se24uaee015


    Branch/ Industry

    Engineering - AEE


    Which year of study you are in?

    2nd Year


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    Vedavathy Chinimilli commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "It’s personal and shows your passion. You could also add one line saying this idea might inspire other “nature-inspired” designs in spacecraft."
    yesterday
    Abhinav Singh commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "Interesting approach to self-maintaining batteries! Exploring adaptive energy management could make the system even more efficient."
    yesterday
    Dhruv Reddy commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "The “self-cleaning battery” idea is simple to imagine but powerful in impact. You’ve mixed creativity with logic perfectly — that’s rare and impressive!"
    yesterday
    Airaa Dasari commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "It’s nice how your idea solves an actual problem satellites face. Maybe add how much longer a battery could last with this system — even a rough estimate would sound impressive."
    yesterday
    Karnati Chaitra commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "You’ve taken something as complex as kidney function and turned it into a satellite solution — that’s genius and creative thinking. It instantly grabs attention."
    yesterday
    Anmangari Srishanth commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "You chose a real problem that matters battery failure and space debris. You could add one small line about how you’d test this like with a CubeSat"
    yesterday
    Saisree reddy commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "This idea is futuristic but still believable.
    A small drawing or diagram would make it even more memorable in a presentation."
    yesterday
    Akshaya se24uaee015 commented on Vignav Siddoju's blog post Title: SkillSprint — A micro-task marketplace for students
    "“Could SkillSprint also allow clubs to post volunteering tasks for credits instead of money?”"
    yesterday
    Akshaya se24uaee015 commented on Subhash Naidu's blog post SKILL SWAP
    "Very thoughtful concept! It could become even better if students could form small ‘Skill Teams’ to collaborate on real projects"
    yesterday
    Deevena Chinimilli commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "The self-cleaning system sounds cool, but maybe mention if it would need extra power to run, and if that’s worth it compared to how much battery life it saves."
    Tuesday
    Yashwanth Reddy commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "It would help if you say what kind of battery this idea is for — like lithium-ion or solid-state — because each one works a bit differently."
    Tuesday
    Saanvi Malraj commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "Your problem, solution, and benefits are clear. Maybe just make the “How it Works” part step-by-step so it’s easier to picture."
    Tuesday
    Narial Neal commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "Fascinating concept! Drawing inspiration from human biology to solve satellite battery degradation is pure genius. “Nephrons in Orbit” beautifully blends bio-mimicry with aerospace engineering — a sustainable, self-maintaining solution that could…"
    Tuesday
    VARSHA REDDY commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "The self-cleaning system sounds cool, but maybe mention if it would need extra power to run, and if that’s worth it compared to how much battery life it saves."
    Monday
    Lahari Reddy Se24ucie013 commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "Respect for connecting biology with aerospace. Shows true out of the box thinking 👏"
    Sep 21
    Rakshana N se24ucab013 commented on Akshaya se24uaee015's blog post Nephrons in orbit: Self-maintaining Batteries for Satellites
    "Such a great sustainable and innovative idea!"
    Sep 21
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