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This was filmed and edited by James Hennessy.

The device is to be tested at Cranfield University's Ocean Systems Test Laboratory.

Test Tube is a project for the University of Nottingham.

[thechrisgrice]

I do love these videos that show an insight into what Scientists really do in their work - the travel, meeting people, discussions etc. It gets away with the preconception of endless scribbling on paper wearing white coats alone in a lab.

[TheBetterGame]

I've been waiting so long to see an update on this work. Please devote a few more videos per year to this guy, it's probably one of the more interesting stories you follow!

[elephantsintheforest]

I am very fond of this piece of research, great to see it moving forward.

[FrontalBeep]

I love how this is a testing ground of a university, and it doesn't look like a "lab" or something that we see in movies, but really just a fancy garage with probably a few thousand pounds worth of equipment scattered around and happy scientists tinkering away :D

[BenTheMagnifice]

I've been waiting about a year for this update! Please do more videos documenting the progress!

[Grarrgle]

Great to get updates on Garvey's project; always found it very interesting.

[ASilentS]

Looking forward to video of the testing.

[Vampus]

Great to see an update from this project Brady. Would be good see more research and engineering videos too :)

[Seancooke]

Love this idea :-) I did my Bachelor's thesis on offshore energy ! Please keep up to date with this Brady !

[oceanwong]

I like the cutting done on this video.

[Nilguiri]

I was hoping they would just pop it in the water. Are you going to get film of it in the tank? 

[somegeezer]

Why is his steering wheel on the wrong side?

[SuperFinGuy]

01:40 Did he call a gas station a garage??

[nofacee]

How do you transfer the electricity generated from the turbine?

[penfold-]

the french like CATIA, and so does most major mechanical engineering firms in the UK.

[SjoerdBeukers]

you don't even put it in the water... i was hoping for a bit more... 

[infinummjb]

What is the energy density of such a turbine?

[Kockafalva]

love to see people working on innovations. living in Germany and HATE the normal wind turbines. noisy, ugly, and not very efficient just a waste of tax money. So I hope you people invent something amazing before ITER hits the market ;)