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El Stanford School of Engineering The Edmonton Journal recently caught up with alumna Debi Thomas, a former medal-winning figure skater who is now a doctor in the Midwest.
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EDMONTON — To say that Debi Thomas lives in Illinois and works in Indiana is technically correct, but she also has a mobile home; her Toyota Prius.
El Stanford School of Engineering A computer that works like a brain would be one power-efficient supercomputer, says bioengineering Professor Kwabena Boahen.
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The future of computing may depend on embracing the chaos that defines human thinking. Visit Discover Magazine to read this article and other exclusive science and technology news stories.
El Stanford School of Engineering Can an autonomous car drive itself up the treacherous, winding dirt paths of Pike's Peak? Stay tuned...
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Racing autonomous cars through the desert is one thing. Racing a driver-less car up the steep, winding paths of the Rocky Mountains at race speeds is quite another, but that’s the goal a team of Stanford ...
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Students in the Stanford Solar and Wind Energy Project spent the week of October 19 in Soledad, Calif., working with a construction crew to erect and instrument a 50-meter tower to measure the area's potential to deliver wind energy. The group, led by Eric Dale Stoutenburg, hope the numbers will add up for Stanford Uni...versity to build a wind turbine to generate a megawatt of power, more than enough, for example, to offset the power bill at the university's Hopkins Marine Station along the Monterey County coast. They'll know in a year when their data collection and analysis are complete.
Stanford has helped support the project, which Stoutenburg has been working on for years, with a grant from the Greenfund. Stoutenburg has also worked closely with the City of Soledad, which is also interested in developing wind power on the site, to help power its adjacent wastewater treatment facility.
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Stanford has helped support the project, which Stoutenburg has been working on for years, with a grant from the Greenfund. Stoutenburg has also worked closely with the City of Soledad, which is also interested in developing wind power on the site, to help power its adjacent wastewater treatment facility.
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The Research Experience for Undergraduates brings students into professors' groups for the whole summer so that they can fully experience engineering research first-hand. Going well beyond the theory of the classroom or the standard outcomes of lab exercises, students participate in creating new knowledge while working... on real problems and challenges. This video features four students who spent the summer of 2009 working on projects in mechanical engineering and materials science and engineering.Llegeix-ne més
El Stanford School of Engineering A new, Stanford-developed application of nanotechnology allows for earlier detection of cancer.
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Improved magneto-nano sensor chips are up to 1,000 times more sensitive than current methods of cancer detection – can scan any bodily fluid with high accuracy and search for up to 64 different cancer-associated proteins simultaneously.
El Stanford School of Engineering Are works of fine art works of engineering? Turns out, in a sense, they are. Read about how technology has influenced painting over the centuries.
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People celebrate paintings as aesthetic achievements and for the profound messages they often convey, but I also like to appreciate them as works of engineering. Art history has unfolded not only by means of cultural shifts, but also because of available technology. ...
El Stanford School of Engineering Hey social networkers, did you know that three Stanford computer science students (and a friend) founded FriendFeed, an influential startup company bought a couple of months ago by Facebook? Read their story here.
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October 2009. How did three Stanford computer science alumni and a friend make a huge mark on the world of social networking? With social networking, of course. The story of the founding of FriendFeed, ...
El Stanford School of Engineering A new prototype sensor, based on carbon nanotubes, shows substantial promise in inexpensively, but sensitively detecting TNT and toxins in water.
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New chemical sensor chips made with carbon nanotubes could enable rapid, low-cost detection of TNT and poison in rivers, reservoirs.
El Stanford School of Engineering When a one-pound plane flew itself to an altitude of more than 7,100 feet, a team of Stanford students were headed for the record books.
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Electric power, graduate student intellectual energy, and teamwork resulted in this, a model plane that achieved an unofficial altitude record at NASA's Dryden Space center Sept.11.
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