Technizzel is an online publication designed to inspire young people to pursue careers in engineering and advanced technologies |
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Amitha Kurmala's profile |
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Cornell University |
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Operations Research |
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Everything Tech! |
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I am a proud member of the Cornell class of 2011 and am currently the President of Technizzel at Cornell. I love sports and follow tennis religiously and I don’t mind shooting a few hoops once in awhile. I am part of the National Forensics team, competing on the Speech team. It’s a great way to meet people around the nation and boost your confidence in public speaking! I hope throughout the years that Technizzel will become a dominant site in attracting students towards the fields of science and engineering and show them how innovative and vital they are to our society. |
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With ongoing and trying debates dealing with the issue of stem cell research, it seems that such a future is moments away and yet still too far. The ability to understand certain diseases, clone body parts, and replace amputated or missing parts, are few of the many [...]
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Let’s not deny the obvious- that the iPhone is a conglomeration of the supreme features of all phones that have come to pass in the up and coming telecommunications age. It’s the best of all the phones out there. We’ll ignore how they [...]
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I know we have all been in that situation, either in a bus, train, or classroom, when that one miscellaneous cell phone starts to buzz. Quickly a sea of heads looks right, left, behind, and in front if not having sought down into [...]
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It’s a wild craze, the Wii console, in which friends group together in front of the television batting balls, climbing walls, or racing cars. Perhaps, one of the most popular games for Wii is tennis. People have become completely engrossed in this virtual [...]
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Posted in Electrical Engineering, Gadgets, Sensors, Video Games | 2 Comments »
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According to the 2006 Nielson study, cited in USA Today, an average American family watches about 8 hours and 14 minutes of television a day. Clearly, since the days of turning knobs for volume and channels have vanished, the hours spent in front of this tube have only increased. It’s almost sad to say that [...]
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All throughout the country, gas prices are still climbing to numbers that seem to unhinge wallets, yet jaws even wider. Car advertisements now highlight gas mileage efficiency rather than the quality of steering and handling. Thus, the era of the Hybrid has begun, and with it, revolutions in saving power and energy have become the [...]
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Posted in Automotive, Global Warming, Mechanical Engineering | 3 Comments »
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