Diana I. Gutierrez Parada, Luciana Rodríguez Martino, Valentina Mejía Salvador, Pablo Rivero
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A biorefrigerator for vaccine cold storage in energy-scarce regions
Vaccine distribution in remote areas without reliable electricity or refrigeration options presents major challenges. In response to ‘the ultimate bioengineering challenge’ competition, we present the design of a biorefrigerator made of biodegradable, locally sourced materials that is engineered to preserve vaccines at optimal temperatures without requiring external energy.
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