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My name is Peter Alberts and I'm from Newburgh, New York.
Grand Challenges
[1], Larry Greenemeier, Scientific American, created 8 September, 2009, accessed 10 September, 2010 (Grand Challenges)
Name Pronunciation
My name is pronounced Pee-ter Al-berts.
Favorite MATLAB Demo
My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the vibrating logo. The reason for this is because quite simply, the logo looks really col, and you can interact with it by adjusting its speed.
