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January 25, 2016

Are Wearables Safe?

Author(s)3: Leslie Mertz

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Sometime over the last few years, wearable electronics have become the norm. Whether it’s a cell phone attached to a holster at the hip, a smart watch on the wrist,…

Teaching the Real World

Author(s)3: Thomas Jepsen

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Above: The 2015 UNC BME senior design team It’s not just about a grade,” says senior BME student Sam Ray. “These are real engineering problems.” Ray is one of the…

Highlights in the History of the Fourier Transform

Author(s)3: Alejandro Dominguez

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L’étude profonde de la nature est la source la plus féconde de découvertes mathématiques. —Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier (1768–1830) [accordion title=”Introducing the Fourier Transform”] By Max E. Valentinuzzi Doesn’t it look like magic to traverse…