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Jun 24, 2020

Winged Microchip is Smallest-ever Human-made Flying Structure

The size of a grain of sand, dispersed microfliers could monitor air pollution, airborne disease, and environmental contamination.

Now Everyone can Build Battery-free Electronic Devices

A new platform has been introduced that enables makers, hobbyists, and novice programmers to build their own battery-free electronic devices that run with intermittent, harvested energy.

Josiah Hester Named to Brilliant 10 by Popular Science

The list is an “annual roster of early-career scientists and engineers developing ingenious approaches to problems across a range of disciplines,” and Hester was cited for his work on intermittent computing.

Industrial Engineering Grants Aiding Research for Undergraduate Students

The Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences Advisory Board donated $60,000, funding summer research fellowships for 12 industrial engineering students in diverse fields.

In the Media

From Van Gogh to Lord of the Rings: Algorithms Decode Legendary 'Hot Streaks'

"It's not all magic." An equation could explain why filmmakers, scientists, and artists have sudden creative streaks.

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