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Hi. My name is Jake Herb. | Hi. My name is Jake Herb. | ||
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I am from Barrington, IL. I enjoy hiking and running, and I am having a great first couple weeks at Duke. | I am from Barrington, IL. I enjoy hiking and running, and I am having a great first couple weeks at Duke. | ||
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[http://medcitynews.com/2014/09/feds-give-cellerant-47-5m-stem-cell-treatment-preps-nuclear-disaster/], Meghana Keshavan, MedCity News, September 12 2014, September 15 2014 (preventing nuclear terror and engineering better medicines) | [http://medcitynews.com/2014/09/feds-give-cellerant-47-5m-stem-cell-treatment-preps-nuclear-disaster/], Meghana Keshavan, MedCity News, September 12 2014, September 15 2014 (preventing nuclear terror and engineering better medicines) | ||
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The Pratt Pundit demonstration Mathematics: Optimization was my favorite. I was intrigued by the different command that MATLAB has built in to calculate the maximum and minimums of different functions. Commands 'optiget' and 'optiset' struck me as particularly useful. | The Pratt Pundit demonstration Mathematics: Optimization was my favorite. I was intrigued by the different command that MATLAB has built in to calculate the maximum and minimums of different functions. Commands 'optiget' and 'optiset' struck me as particularly useful. | ||
Thanks, have a great day. | Thanks, have a great day. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:39, 15 September 2014
Hi. My name is Jake Herb.
Bio: I am from Barrington, IL. I enjoy hiking and running, and I am having a great first couple weeks at Duke.
Grand Challenges for Engineering Article: [1], Meghana Keshavan, MedCity News, September 12 2014, September 15 2014 (preventing nuclear terror and engineering better medicines)
Pratt Pundit Demonstation Page Re-cap: The Pratt Pundit demonstration Mathematics: Optimization was my favorite. I was intrigued by the different command that MATLAB has built in to calculate the maximum and minimums of different functions. Commands 'optiget' and 'optiset' struck me as particularly useful.
Thanks, have a great day.
