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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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Dr. Xinfeng Gao wins awards for aerospace propulsion research
Dr. Gao received the National Science Foundation’s Mid-Career Advancement Award and the Outstanding Achievement Award for Women in Aerospace for her research in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and dedication to mentoring young women interested in aerospace.
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Mechanical engineering student finds microalgal-biofuel has a lower water footprint than conventional biofuels
David Quiroz, a fourth-year Ph.D. student, published research in the journal of Environmental Science & Technology that found algae-based biofuel uses less water to produce than other biofuels, such as soybean diesel or corn ethanol.
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