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• Expanding horizons: MSU event introduces girls to STEM fields - The Bozeman Daily Chronicle
• Craig Schuff, a PhD student in engineering who died last fall, is getting just the second posthumous degree granted ... - Madison.com
• Wired In: Kaustubh Bhalerao - Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette
• LG G5 review: An interesting idea, shoddily executed - Ars Technica

Expanding horizons: MSU event introduces girls to STEM fields - The Bozeman Daily Chronicle Posted: 09 Apr 2016 11:07 PM PDT The Bozeman Daily Chronicle Expanding horizons: MSU event introduces girls to STEM fields The Bozeman Daily Chronicle Electrical and computer engineering professor Ross Snider demonstrates how to tie copper wire at Saturday's "Expanding Your Horizons" event at Montana State University. The event encouraged young women to pursue science fields through a series of ...

Craig Schuff, a PhD student in engineering who died last fall, is getting just the second posthumous degree granted ... - Madison.com Posted: 10 Apr 2016 03:35 AM PDT Madison.com Craig Schuff, a PhD student in engineering who died last fall, is getting just the second posthumous degree granted ... Madison.com When he died last October at age 30, Craig Schuff, a quadriplegic, was just a few neutrons short of completing his doctorate in electrical engineering at UW-Madison. He had already earned a master's degree in nuclear engineering, already passed a ...

Wired In: Kaustubh Bhalerao - Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette Posted: 10 Apr 2016 05:07 AM PDT Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette Wired In: Kaustubh Bhalerao Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette The SCN counting process is currently manual and therefore very expensive. Our prototype automates the process of SCN egg separation from the soil sample and uses computer vision to count the eggs providing a consistent, fast and automated process.

LG G5 review: An interesting idea, shoddily executed - Ars Technica Posted: 10 Apr 2016 07:08 AM PDT Ars Technica LG G5 review: An interesting idea, shoddily executed Ars Technica Our review unit fails to meet really basic manufacturing and engineering standards. Exposed edges in commonly-touched places are so sharp that they're uncomfortable. Components don't line up correctly, the backlight isn't even, and in general it feels ...

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