Meet Param Jaggi, the 17-year-old Plano student who developed an algae-based exhaust device after learning to drive and later won an EPA sustainability award for the Algae-Mobile 3

Param Jaggi developed a system using algae to filter carbon dioxide from car exhaust. His Algae-Mobile 3 project received recognition from the US Environmental Protection Agency. This innovative design aimed to apply biological processes to environmental challenges. The student’s inspiration came from observing vehicle emissions while driving. Jaggi’s work highlighted how everyday observations can spark environmental engineering ideas.
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