2010 PROJECTS
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Characterize the bowel sounds in premature infants (neonates) using signal processing in an effort to aid in FDA approval for a prototype stethoscope.
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The mission of this project was to develop a way to more efficiently scrub carbon dioxide from the flue gas produced by coal fired powered plant.
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To research, develop, and create an energy efficient ground source het pump utilizing a solar collector to support the heating and cooling of buildings.
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To study the water flow and heat transfer for the next generation space suit, in order to provide NASA with recommendations for a new design’s viability, as well as to investigate the thermal load inside the Orion capsule for a post-landing cooling system.
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Design a hydrogen refueling infrastructure considering necessary number of stations given different factors in the state of Connecticut.
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The mission was to characterize ionized gas induced flow devices to re-energize boundary layer flow over a curved surface and prevent flow separation.
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To investigate life support and structural design issues for a long-term lunar habitat with an emphasis on power, weight, and volume requirements.
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To develop a portable life support system for the purpose of supporting human life during field and laboratory testing for the University of North Dakota’s next generation space suit.
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The mission was to develop a wheelchair which facilitates the transfer of a patient to and from a bed with minimal caregiver assistance.
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Using simulation software to quantify the positive effects that an intelligent traffic control system has on the amount of fuel consumption and subsequent vehicular emissions.
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The mission was to research self-sustaining energy wind turbines and propose an implementation plan for the people of Herat, Afghanistan.