Department News
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Contact fatigue by the numbers
By Website Administrator | Dec 1, 2008Kettering'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 contact fatigue.
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 contact fatigue.
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Nano-medicine
By Website Administrator | Oct 18, 2011Mimicking the human body's own healing method - heat - researchers at Kettering and Wayne State universities are using nanotechnology to treat cancer.
Mimicking the human body's own healing method - heat - researchers at Kettering and Wayne State universities are using nanotechnology to treat cancer.
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Equipment allows study of artificial hip replacement components
By Website Administrator | Sep 5, 2003Kettering researcher Trevor Harding isn't afraid of taking a hip check.
Kettering researcher Trevor Harding isn't afraid of taking a hip check.
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Chemical warfare on cancer
By Website Administrator | Oct 7, 2004Working at the most basic molecular level, Kettering researchers use chemistry to explore new ways to fight cancer.
Working at the most basic molecular level, Kettering researchers use chemistry to explore new ways to fight cancer.
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Fuel saving gadgets
By Website Administrator | Feb 24, 2006A Kettering professor has his students test the mettle of some products claiming to improve fuel economy by putting the pedal to the metal.
A Kettering professor has his students test the mettle of some products claiming to improve fuel economy by putting the pedal to the metal.
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Improving internet information retrieval
By Website Administrator | Mar 23, 2007Kettering Computer Science Lecturer Rajeev Agrawal works with colleagues from the University of Michigan-Dearborn and Wayne State University to refine internet searches that get it right the first time.
Kettering Computer Science Lecturer Rajeev Agrawal works with colleagues from the University of Michigan-Dearborn and Wayne State University to refine internet searches that get it right the first time.
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Identifying kids' range of motion
By Website Administrator | Dec 12, 2008Current safety equipment and medical procedures for children are based on adult measurements and benchmarks. Two Kettering faculty have established child-sized measurements to improve everything from car seats to chiropractic care.
Current safety equipment and medical procedures for children are based on adult measurements and benchmarks. Two Kettering faculty have established child-sized measurements to improve everything from car seats to chiropractic care.
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Front to back crash testing
By Website Administrator | Oct 27, 2011Researchers at Kettering University are researching ways to improve safety features for backseat passengers during front end collisions.
Researchers at Kettering University are researching ways to improve safety features for backseat passengers during front end collisions.
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Fewer moving parts is the key to better engines
By Website Administrator | Sep 22, 2003Three recent innovations in combustion engine technology have been combined into one amazingly simple new engine design.
Three recent innovations in combustion engine technology have been combined into one amazingly simple new engine design.
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Play ball!
By Website Administrator | Oct 21, 2004Physics Professor Dan Russell recently helped bat manufacturers understand the science behind new guidelines established by the softball and baseball amateur governing bodies through a two-day course at Washington State University.
Physics Professor Dan Russell recently helped bat manufacturers understand the science behind new guidelines established by the softball and baseball amateur governing bodies through a two-day course at Washington State University.
