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[http://stm.sciencemag.org/content/5/207/207ed17.full?sid=002e4f29-9374-4c47-95f9-e8defcad7bc8 Engineering the Emergence of Stem Cell Therapeutics], Kevin E. Healy et al., Science/AAAS, updated 16 October 2013, accessed 9 September 2014 (Engineer better medicines) | [http://stm.sciencemag.org/content/5/207/207ed17.full?sid=002e4f29-9374-4c47-95f9-e8defcad7bc8 Engineering the Emergence of Stem Cell Therapeutics], Kevin E. Healy et al., Science/AAAS, updated 16 October 2013, accessed 9 September 2014 (Engineer better medicines) | ||
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| + | My favorite demonstration on MATLAB was "Loma Prieta Earthquake." I liked this particular tutorial because it showed a real-world application of MATLAB and the mathematical and engineering concepts involved with the program. I especially enjoyed seeing the layering of 3 different dimensions (North/South, East/West, and up/down), and the calculus used to extract position from acceleration, because these are concepts that can be extended to what I am currently studying in my math class. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:19, 10 September 2014
About Me
My name is Emily Shannon and I am a freshman from Charlotte, NC planning to study biomedical engineering at Duke.
Engineering Grand Challenges
This article from Science/AAAS is about engineering better medicine through stem cell therapy:
Engineering the Emergence of Stem Cell Therapeutics, Kevin E. Healy et al., Science/AAAS, updated 16 October 2013, accessed 9 September 2014 (Engineer better medicines)
MATLAB Demonstrations
My favorite demonstration on MATLAB was "Loma Prieta Earthquake." I liked this particular tutorial because it showed a real-world application of MATLAB and the mathematical and engineering concepts involved with the program. I especially enjoyed seeing the layering of 3 different dimensions (North/South, East/West, and up/down), and the calculus used to extract position from acceleration, because these are concepts that can be extended to what I am currently studying in my math class.
