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Students’ innovations are shaping the future world

Posted on March 30, 2012September 22, 2020 by imprint

Electrical and Computer Engineering design symposium Every year at this time, senior engineering students present their final design projects in the Davis Centre and compete for awards. In the past, some outstanding projects have become today’s technologies, such as BufferBox, a self-service parcel delivery kiosk that is already in use today. This year, from March…

Science Matters: Binge Drinking

Posted on March 16, 2012September 22, 2020 by imprint

Saturday, March 17, 2012 is St. Patrick’s day, a day which many people enjoy by hitting the bars, sitting on patios and enjoying some alcohol. I think St. Patrick’s day is probably one of the holidays most closely associated with drinking, so this week let’s talk about binge drinking. The technical definition of binge drinking…

Micro Files: Diets, alcohol, and microwaves

Posted on October 28, 2011September 22, 2020 by imprint

Alida Iacobellisghostwriter European diet changes According to archaeologist Oliver Craig, a trend from fishing, hunting, and gathering to farming is shown in Northern Europe’s diets. However, farming might not be responsible for the change from the hunting and gathering style. This claim is against a proposal which states that “farmers swept through Europe and sent…

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