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Analyzing chronic pain
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Nov 18, 2005
Spinning off from his research involving treatments for Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS), a full body chronic pain condition that makes a person feel like they have the flu every day of their life, Dr. ... Read More
New technologies need new math
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Nov 4, 2005
A trillionth of a second is barely a blip on the radar screen of time, unless you are calculating the heat transfer generated by a pulsing laser. Kettering University undergraduate Matt Causley, of ... Read More
The science of clicks and pops
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Aug 30, 2005
Unless the test subject's shoulder injury "clunks," bio-engineers Dr. Patrick Atkinson and Robert Kargus don't hear much when they "listen" to the body in motion as part of their research using ... Read More
The science of clicks and pops
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Jul 22, 2005
Unless the test subject's shoulder injury "clunks," bio-engineers Dr. Patrick Atkinson and Robert Kargus don't hear much when they "listen" to the body in motion as part of their research using ... Read More
It's a small, small, small, small world.
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Jun 6, 2005
Three years after it arrived on campus, the environmental scanning electron microscope (ESEM) has made a big impact in lots of tiny ways - most of them related to faculty and student research ... Read More
International collaboration
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May 2, 2005
Alberto Zuccollo, a graduate student currently completing his Ph.D. in safety critical systems at the University of Padova in Padova, Italy, recently completed a five-month visiting scholar ... Read More
The science of softball
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Apr 20, 2005
For most, Opening Day of baseball and softball season is the official start of summer. For Dr. Dan Russell, associate professor of Applied Physics at Kettering University, it's more like a test lab ... Read More
A sacred trust
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Feb 10, 2005
Kettering Professor Michael Callahan's new scholarly study offers a further view of the League of Nations and Africa from 1929-1946 under the Mandates System, and aids his classroom instruction on ... Read More
Hedging your bets
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Dec 10, 2004
For some people, the investment game is a terribly convoluted activity. Unless you follow the markets closely, the phrases Dow Jones and NASDAQ Composite may seem as unfamiliar to you as the Greek ... Read More
Khat and the Ethiopian reality
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Nov 19, 2004
Dr. Ezekiel Gebissa and colleagues in Ethiopia hope to create a national research center to study the impact, history and economics of khat, a psychoactive shrub, as a cash crop for the country. ... Read More
