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Dean Chiang in Forbes: ‘Engineering Medicine’

Dean Chiang in Forbes: ‘Engineering Medicine’

Fifty years ago, clinical pharmacologist Harry Shirkey noted that children are often “therapeutic orphans” in biomedical research — a…
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AI brings a new tool to nuclear hide-and-seek

AI brings a new tool to nuclear hide-and-seek

Sometimes you can’t get somewhere, but you still have to see inside. That’s as true for the hidden chambers of the Egyptian pyramids as it…
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The ‘fog’ of learning

The ‘fog’ of learning

A fog is blanketing computing. Yet it’s not obscuring things; instead, it’s revealing them more clearly. This is fog computing, a…
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Taming the wild: Streaming — and streamlining — analytics from the Internet of Things

Taming the wild: Streaming — and streamlining — analytics from the Internet of Things

An increasing number of networked devices are out there in the wild, ranging from security cameras to aerial drones, to small Raspberry Pi…
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A bridge to renewable energy

A bridge to renewable energy

Rome wasn’t built in a day — and neither will the full shift to renewable energy occur that quickly. Our current economy has evolved on…
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Engineering in the digital age

Engineering in the digital age

The practice of engineering is undergoing a rapid revolution through the replacement of report-based practices with the data immediacy of…
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Unleashing AI — by putting it on a leash

Unleashing AI — by putting it on a leash

Artificial intelligence (AI) has grown to be viewed as a magical tool. The nearly human intelligence we have taught machines to develop…
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Dean Chiang in Forbes: ‘Atoms Meet Bytes: Racing at 173 Mph Without Drivers’

Dean Chiang in Forbes: ‘Atoms Meet Bytes: Racing at 173 Mph Without Drivers’

Some companies are producing more revenue from selling in the virtual worlds than selling actual physical goods, as metaverses and virtual…
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Harvest helper: Autonomous vehicle offloads grain on the go

Harvest helper: Autonomous vehicle offloads grain on the go

Total farm production nearly tripled in the United States from 1948 to 2017, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. We’re aiming…
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Data science tills the fields

Data science tills the fields

Agriculture today depends on a lot more than water, weather, soil and seed — now you can throw data into the mix. Data science has become…
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What if we build an energy-water corridor for sustainable manufacturing at the USA-Mexico border?

What if we build an energy-water corridor for sustainable manufacturing at the USA-Mexico border?

In the past few decades, global manufacturing has undergone an unprecedented geographical shift. The industrial power base of the world —…
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Dean Chiang in Forbes: ‘Lab To Life: You Use It Here (on Our Campus) First’

Dean Chiang in Forbes: ‘Lab To Life: You Use It Here (on Our Campus) First’

Another new year is here, and in American higher education we might wonder what’s new in university-industry collaboration.
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