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April 2nd, 2008
Written By:
ben.jabbawy
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Cornell University
By: Patryk Garlinski, Ben Jabbawy, Matt Gleason, and Yeounoh Chung
Imagine a world where instead of paying $40 or more to fill up your car with gas just to make it through the week, you could plug your car in overnight, get thousands of miles out of a full charge, and even help free […]
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Posted in Cornell University, Automotive, Global Warming, Mechanical Engineering | 2 Comments »
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January 14th, 2008
Written By:
ericH
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Cornell
The Cornell Baja Racing team designs, builds and races an off-road vehicle. We participate in the SAE Midwest Regional competition, which includes events that test the maneuverability, suspension, and acceleration of the car, as well as judge its design and cost. The climax of the competition is the four hour endurance race.
Our team is […]
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Posted in Cornell University, Student Groups, Automotive, Mechanical Engineering | No Comments »
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December 9th, 2007
Written By:
Stanford
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Stanford School of Engineering
BY LOUIS BERGERON AND STEPHANIE KENITZER
Wind farms can be built in mountainous regions, such as in Spain (above), or placed offshore like the one at Middelgrunden (other photo), near Copenhagen, Denmark.
LM Glasfiber
Wind farms can be built in mountainous regions, such as in Spain (other photo), or placed offshore like the one at […]
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November 30th, 2007
Written By:
Wisc
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University of Wisconsin Madison
Power is blowing in the wind
Associate Professor Giri Venkataramanan (center) and a team of workers built a wind turbine in the Scottish Highlands. The community there is not connected to the electrical grid. (Large image)
The rolling hills of the Scottish highlands are dotted with small stone houses. Their residents, mostly farmers and craftsmen, enjoy a […]
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Posted in Global Warming, Wisconsin Madison, Global Warming, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Examples | No Comments »
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by Hilary Parker
As junior Nick Frey sat in his fluid mechanics course last spring, he was thinking about bicycles — but he wasn’t daydreaming.
Rather, the mechanical and aerospace engineering major was conjuring ways to put his newfound knowledge to work in modifications to his racing bike. The reigning national time-trial champion and co-president of […]
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Posted in Princeton, Mechanical Engineering | No Comments »
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Frontiers of health: Sight for sore eyes
Ultra-short laser pulses may allow easier LASIK
by Hilary Parker
Szymon Suckewer needs eye surgery, but he’s not going under the knife just yet—he’d rather wait until no knife is necessary. Having recently developed an incision-free eye surgery technique, he’s confident that will soon be an option.
Szymon Suckewer (center) takes an […]
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Posted in Princeton, Biotechnology, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | No Comments »
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