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Chemical Agent Fate project receives boost
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May 7, 2008
Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, recently announced funding for Michigan projects authorized in the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year ... Read More
Digging deep into droplets
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Feb 26, 2008
The droplets are small. Miniscule. Nearly imperceptible to the human eye. But for Dr. Homayun Navaz of Kettering University’s Mechanical Engineering Dept., they’re all worth a million dollars. ... Read More
Conflict resolution and Hinduism
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Feb 14, 2008
Everyone has heard the phrase “looking at a problem with fresh eyes,” and that is precisely what Dr. Badrinath Rao, associate professor of Liberal Studies at Kettering University has done. Rao ... Read More
Benchmarking bio-fuels
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Oct 19, 2007
The current high prices for crude oil and natural gas have greatly increased the commercial viability of alternative fuels. Once more expensive to process into fuel than crude oil, bio-fuels are now ... Read More
Greening public transportation
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Oct 12, 2007
Kettering University in Flint has partnered with Flint's Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) to conserve energy through the use of hybrid vehicles. Five flower-power mini buses retro-fitted with ... Read More
Fatal crashes down for young drivers
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Sep 7, 2007
A new driver education curriculum, testing and instructor-training requirements are being implemented to better prepare teens for the road, an effort that was announced Sept. 6 by Michigan Secretary ... Read More
Research project supports Flint economy
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Aug 24, 2007
The impact is small. Really just a blip on the economic radar. So small, in fact, that the accounting office at the City of Flint administrative offices may not even measure how much the downtown ... Read More
The greening of diesel
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Aug 3, 2007
Working on making diesel engines more environmentally friendly and efficient, Dr. Bassem Ramadan professor of Mechanical Engineering, and two graduate students are researching improvements to the ... Read More
Early responses to international terrorism
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Jun 1, 2007
A single bullet. That's all it took. One shot, the sound of which has never fully faded.
It began simply enough. King Alexander 1 of Yugoslavia arrived via ship to Marseilles on a state visit to ... Read More
Equal warfare
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Apr 27, 2007
Women drivers.
A terrible stereotype. No truth to it whatsoever. In fact, some women drivers have had tremendous impact on the world of motor sports. Look at Danica Patrick, or Lyn St. James' storied ... Read More
