RESEARCH FACILITIES EXPANSION EnGen Institute has applied to lease an established College Campus suitable for purposeful research & engineering of life support systems Environment Generation. The facility has lecture and seminar rooms, research laboratories, dinning facilities, and can accommodate 80 staff, post-doctoral researchers and graduate students. These college facilities enable disaster resilience, spacebase, industrial automation, controlled environment agriculture (CEA) research, plus teaching programs (STEM outreach) and public interest climate change solutions.
EnGen Institute has developed a ‘Floating Lab’ to test tidal current energy harvesting systems and components such as open-flow turbines, powertrain, instrumentation, power electronic etc as the Deal Is site has strong tidal currents.
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AUSTRALIAN SPACEBASE RESEARCH Commonwealth Lighthouse Service interested in ENGEN remote area logistics & maintenance research, invited ENGEN as per Commonwealth Government policy, to establish a permanent remote research station and sea-safety presence in the Bass Isles with lighthouse facilities on Deal Is & to maintain sea safety communication. Then with NASA Advanced Life Science Division expressing interest to collaborate in ENGEN’s constructor and biosphere research, EnGen Institute was established with Australian and Victorian state government support and facilitation to further this research in Australia. Crown land use and control, and Commonwealth representation and authority, was transferred to the person of the principal researcher without term who provided sea safety services unpaid.
NASA’s Advanced Life Support Division expressed interest in research and demonstration of EnGen’s teleoperated, self-assembling, self-repairing sealed biosphere technology at Deal Island, a remote isolated site. EnGen also proposed toxic hazard containment and hospital ICU sanitation automation to eliminate Antibiotic Resistant Organisms. Australia had no Space Research or Disaster Resilience funding, but EnGen on a very small budget undertook universal machine shop & sustainable energy development. The Tasmanian Green Party lobbied to acquire Deal Island which the state seized. Our facilities, research equipment and sea safety service were lost. As a result just 6 months later 6 lives were lost at sea, following a nearly fatal accident the manning by Greens halted after 2 years.