A bunch of TAMK students have been working in Demola projects this season and TAMK was strongly presented also in the teams that made their way to the final competition.
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| The winners of the best Demola team award, including also two TAMK media students: Rosanna Salminen and Erika Sangah Kim. |
One of the three teams in the final competition was working on a project called "Visualize it!" for Yle, the national broadcasting company. The international TAMK group members, Joanne NH Wong, Lubos Rezler and Martin Kleinberns were happy for being a part of Demola community. After the last pitching, only one thing needs to be done with the project: to present their concept for Yle representatives in the headquarters in Helsinki.
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| The succesful Visualize it! team created a concept called Uncle Onni for Yle to attract young people. |
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| TAMK exchange student Martin Kleinberns giving a pitch |
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| The event attracted lot of people to see what's going on in the innovation scene |
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| Changseok Kang ,TAMK exchange student in Chemical Engineering, and Réka Hajdu-Rahkama, TAMK degree student in Environmental Engineering, were happy to present their Demola project. |
This was the end of Demola Spring Season, but applying for Demola Summer starts at week 24. If you, TAMK degree or exchange student, are interested to work in a multidisciplinary team to create innovative solutions for real-world needs, check out the Demola page for more information.
Text and photos: Kaisa Merilahti, International Services
