Inventing a safer world with drones
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Physics wins, biology is how it’s done!
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Walking pain-free again
Walking Pain-free again
Exploring the forefront of innovation at the Haas Healthcare Conference
By Isha Sharma, MEng ’20 (BIOE)Isha Sharma, MEng ’20 (BIOE), had the recent opportunity to attend the 13th annual Haas Healthcare Conference on March 6, 2020. The mission of the Haas Healthcare Conference is to “bring together leaders and innovators fr…
MLSys 2020: Experiencing cutting edge research in machine learning and systems
By Yifan Bai, MEng ’20 (EECS)The Conference on Machine Learning and Systems (MLSys) is an annual conference targeting research in systems and machine learning (ML). This year it was held in Austin, Texas. I was honored to have an opportunity to attend …
Op-ed: Blowing away idealizations about wind and solar energy
By Emilien Etchevers, MEng ’20 (IEOR)Left: Photo by Angie Warren on Unsplash // Right: Photo by Cameron Venti on UnsplashWildfires, heat waves, rising sea levels, decrease in crop yield… The potentially disastrous effects of climate change are now very…
Op-ed: The role of the FDA in the future of medtech innovation
By Kian Talaei, MEng ’20 (IEOR)Have you ever wondered how Theranos and its “revolutionary” technology slid past FDA regulations? New technology in general poses difficulties for regulators. With advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine lear…
Op-ed: Let’s dispel the myths about nuclear energy
By Tatiana Siaraferas, MEng ’20 (NE)The 2019 HBO mini-series, Chernobyl, managed to do two major things: first, to make the Chernobyl nuclear accident known to a vast majority of people and depict some of the technical mistakes of the event from a Holl…
Op-ed: Quantum computing: the internet will soon need an upgrade
Op-ed: Quantum computing, the internet will soon need an upgradeBy Garey B. Fleeman, MEng ’20 (EECS)Photo by John Schnobrich on UnsplashThe speeding up of computers has drastically changed the modern world. According to Moore’s law, the computing power…
Op-ed: The need for personalized healthcare
Op-Ed: Challenging the Hype over Personalized MedicineBy Reef Aldayafleh, MEng ’20 (BIOE)We grow up being told to embrace our unique characteristics. We customize our phones, clothes, and drinks to our personal preferences. So why not customize our med…
