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Expanding our understanding of how COVID-19 is spread
Researchers detail how respiratory particles containing the COVID-19 virus can be spread through wind instruments in a paper published in Scientific Reports.
Using a cutting-edge aerosol measurement chamber, researchers quantified particle emissions from bassoon, clarinet, French horn, oboe, piccolo, saxophone, trombone, trumpet and tuba players.
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Cutting-Edge Research
Assistant professor revolutionizes the process of printing carbon fiber
Assistant professor Mostafa Yourdkhani is revolutionizing how carbon fiber is printed by eliminating the need for a curing time and molds, ultimately reducing the amount of time and fuel it traditionally costs to make these structures.
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Out-Of-This-World Opportunity
First-generation student launches career at NASA
Danelle Lazcano-Concelman’s prestigious internships at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, and Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, proved to be life-changing experiences. She now works at NASA as a cryogenic propulsion systems engineer – not bad for someone who is the first in her family to go to college and took calculus three times just to be admitted to the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering!
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3D printed golf bag proves to be a game changer
Killian Clear and Tomas Martinez took their passion for golf and turned it into an invention that will change the future of golf equipment. The pair created Courserover, a 3D printed golf bag designed to eliminate the bulkiness of golf equipment and to enhance fun on the golf course.
Read about their story on Source News.
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