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Engineering Students Rock
Mechanical engineers
combined their skills with
that of electrical
engineering and computer
science to create a college
class inspired by the Guitar
Hero game. The hands-on
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Detecting Asthma
Radiologists developed a new
method for viewing the lungs
of asthma sufferers. The
method uses a polarized
helium-3 gas--making it
visible during an MRI. The
patient inhales the helium-3
and undergoes an MRI, where
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Tongue-Drive Wheelchair
Electrical and computer
engineers designed a system
based on magnets that
enables disabled persons to
use the tongue to control
the movement of a
wheelchair. Movement of the
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Measuring Lightning
Electrical engineers
developed a mathematical
equation to measure the
electrical current strength
of lightning as it strikes
tall buildings. The
researchers developed new
ways to prepare estimates of
... > full story
- Mechanical Engineers Rock Out On Guitars They Construct Themselves
- Radiologists Develop Asthma Imaging Method
- Electrical And Computer Engineers Design Wheelchair Controlled By A Magnet On The User's Tongue
- Electrical Engineers And Meteorologists Devise Method To Measure Strength Of Lightning Strikes On Tall Buildings
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