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February 16th, 2010
Written By:
Jun.Erh
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In the Da Vinci Code, Robert Langdon, the professor of iconology and symbology at Harvard University, deciphered the secret hidden in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci to find the holy grail. In reality, Maurizio Seracini is on a quest to find one of the holy grails in art history - Da Vinci’s lost painting [...]
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July 14th, 2008
Written By:
Josh Sirkin
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Cornell University
In the year 2020, Jerry the average American worker, yawns and wakes up to a dark room as his alarm goes off. Sitting up in bed, he hits a switch on the wall by his bed adjusting the opacity of his windows, to let in more light. As he walks to the bathroom, he taps [...]
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Posted in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Next Generation | 4 Comments »
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Many technological advances are inundating the military market. Among perhaps tougher Kevlar and new rifles, is the Sarcos® Exoskeleton: a revolutionizing robot that complements the human body to attend to the most inhuman tasks possible. While some may imagine that lifting two hundred pounds is a struggle, this machine [...]
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Posted in Military, Next Generation | 2 Comments »
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August 24th, 2007
Written By:
Wisc
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University of Wisconsin Madison
Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Student Hao-Chih Yuan holds a sample of a semiconductor film on plastic. (Large image)
New thin-film semiconductor techniques invented by UW-Madison engineers promise to add sensing, computing and imaging capability to an amazing array of materials.
Historically, the semiconductor industry has relied on flat, two-dimensional chips upon which to [...]
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Posted in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Materials Science, Next Generation, Wisconsin Madison | 1 Comment »
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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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There was a flurry of activity a few months ago regarding the secret Microsoft product release planned for Wednesday morning by the same team that worked on the Xbox™ and the Zune™ devices. Blogs and technology sites were out in full force with predictions and well-crafted rumours, building hype for what was thought to be [...]
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Cornell engineering students carry Custom Water Bottles to different engineering classes, including mechanical engineering and electrical engineering. |
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