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I am a Duke Univeristy student in the Class of 2018, studying Mechanical Engineering, Economics and Visual Art. I have a background between the United Kingdom and Norway, and have lived my life between England and Malaysia | I am a Duke Univeristy student in the Class of 2018, studying Mechanical Engineering, Economics and Visual Art. I have a background between the United Kingdom and Norway, and have lived my life between England and Malaysia | ||
I graduated from Abingdon School, UK in 2014, having studied Physics, Maths and Economics. I have a keen interest in artwork and film-making, ranging from traditional materials and computer graphical art as well as animation, documentary and fiction work. | I graduated from Abingdon School, UK in 2014, having studied Physics, Maths and Economics. I have a keen interest in artwork and film-making, ranging from traditional materials and computer graphical art as well as animation, documentary and fiction work. | ||
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About me
I am a Duke Univeristy student in the Class of 2018, studying Mechanical Engineering, Economics and Visual Art. I have a background between the United Kingdom and Norway, and have lived my life between England and Malaysia I graduated from Abingdon School, UK in 2014, having studied Physics, Maths and Economics. I have a keen interest in artwork and film-making, ranging from traditional materials and computer graphical art as well as animation, documentary and fiction work.
Name Pronounciation
Henrik is a very common Scandanavian name, hence the true pronounciation rolls the 'R' sound. But general use of my name follows the typical 'Hen-Rick' sound.
Courses studied at Duke
Fall 2014: EGR 103 - Computational methods in Engineering Chem101 - Intro to Chemistry Math111 - Calculus 1 Econ201 - Intermediate Economics 1
Grand Challenges
Fusion Power: Will It Ever Come? William E. Parkins, Science Magazine, 10 March 2006, Accessed 26 August 2009 (Provide Energy From Fusion)
