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Agent Fate exceeds expectations
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Feb 20, 2009
The Love Canal. Some readers might recall the name of this infamous, chemically contaminated area in the Niagara Falls area of New York. More than 21,000 tons of caustics, alkalines, fatty acids and ... Read More
Engineering healing
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Jan 9, 2009
Injuries to the lower leg, including trauma caused in battle, in an automobile accident, from a gunshot wound or other trauma, have historically proven difficult for doctors to treat. Dr. Patrick ... Read More
Identifying kids' range of motion
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Dec 12, 2008
Anyone over 30 who has watched kids tumble around the living room floor knows that children are more flexible than adults. However, until recently, measurements for car safety restraints, physical ... Read More
Contact fatigue by the numbers
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Dec 1, 2008
Kettering’s Dr. Ilya Kudish is one of 18 of the world’s leading authorities on rolling contact fatigue. He and his colleagues met in Lyon, France, this year to try to mathematically unravel ... Read More
Green lighting
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Sep 19, 2008
A “green” lighting revolution will happen over the next few years, according to Dr. Doug Melton, associate professor of Electrical Engineering, and Kettering University students will have had an ... Read More
International conference features Kettering profs
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Aug 29, 2008
Several Kettering University faculty members and post-doctorate researchers participated in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers’ Sixth International Fuel Cell Science, Engineering and ... Read More
Bottle up the noise!
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Jul 25, 2008
Empty bottles create interesting tones. Why? Place one to your lips and blow. Hear that resonance? Not music, but an interesting quality nonetheless.
The sound of a beefed-up car engine—a 1969 ... Read More
Bio-fuels and classic cars
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Jul 18, 2008
The rumor mill among classic car enthusiasts is that modern gasoline is ruining classic car parts, specifically engines and fuels systems. “The concern is that modern fuels may have a negative ... Read More
Funding innovation
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Jul 4, 2008
Dr. Lars Beholz, visiting assistant professor of Chemistry at Kettering, received $71,000 from the Frankel Commercialization Fund and $50,000 from the Michigan State University Rational Siting ... Read More
Stick work
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May 30, 2008
Some old-timers still refuse to get rid of their “twigs.” For them, nothing can replace the feel of a hockey puck on a wood stick.
Maybe they played minor league hockey before face masks were a ... Read More
