Engineering Innovation

Engineering Innovation

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Engineering Innovation episodes

  • Guided Medicine
    Side effects from treatments like chemotherapy might one day be dramatically reduced by a new method that delivers drugs only to a specific target.
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  • Navy Biosensors
    Oceans are full of invisible bacterial life that are highly attuned to their environment, so the Navy is trying to enlist them.
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  • Global STEM Challenges Program
    This week, 50 Fairfax County students will be the first to complete a unique three-year program that could revolutionize the way STEM – science, technology, engineering, and math – is taught.
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  • Global STEM Challenges Program
    This week, 50 Fairfax County students will be the first to complete a unique three-year program that could revolutionize the way STEM – science, technology, engineering, and math – is taught.
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  • Smartphone to Microscope
    A potential new tool for identifying disease, and even stopping pandemics, is likely in your pocket. Researchers have engineered a way to transform smartphone pictures to laboratory quality microscopic images.
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  • Mosquito Trick
    The start of summer…back to thunderstorms and mosquitoes. Ever wonder how mosquitoes’ fragile bodies survive the impact of raindrops that are 50 times their weight?
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  • Clean Hand Check
    Do restaurant bathroom signs saying “Employees must wash hands” make you feel more comfortable? A new device is making sure workers hands are really clean.
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  • Grabbing CO2
    It may be too late to prevent climate change by simply reducing carbon dioxide emissions. So researchers are working on ways to grab C-O-2 that’s already in the air.
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  • Computer Creativity
    Can computers be creative? That was a topic of conversation at yesterday’s National Math Festival in D-C, during discussion of a book called The Creativity Code.
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  • Computer Creativity
    Can computers be creative? That was a topic of conversation at yesterday’s National Math Festival in D-C, during discussion of a book called The Creativity Code.
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