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ALight117 is a young boy from the bright lands of San Jose, California who ventured out into the open world far from his family to study Biomedical engineering at the great Duke University.
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ALight117, or Ashwin Sundar ('''pronounced''': ''Ash-win Sun-dar'') is a young boy from the bright lands of San Jose, California who ventured out into the open world far from his family to study Biomedical engineering at the great Duke University.
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Here is an article that falls under the "Engineer better medicines" for the Grand Challenges for Engineering
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[http://www.biology-online.org/articles/needle-free-inhalant-powder-measles-vaccine.html Needle-free, inhalant powder measles vaccine could save thousands of lives], Biology Online, Updated 29 December 2009, accessed 19 September 2010 (General)
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My favorite part of the MATLAB demo is Graphics. The 3D Plot help came with an excellent example of a great 3 D plot. I've always taken interest in graphs that is near to impossible to draw by hand. Such graphs are prevalent and useful when dealing with problems and equations of multivariable calculus (Which is what I'm taking this semester, Math 103). This is a helpful tutorial guide.

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ALight117, or Ashwin Sundar (pronounced: Ash-win Sun-dar) is a young boy from the bright lands of San Jose, California who ventured out into the open world far from his family to study Biomedical engineering at the great Duke University.

Here is an article that falls under the "Engineer better medicines" for the Grand Challenges for Engineering Needle-free, inhalant powder measles vaccine could save thousands of lives, Biology Online, Updated 29 December 2009, accessed 19 September 2010 (General)

My favorite part of the MATLAB demo is Graphics. The 3D Plot help came with an excellent example of a great 3 D plot. I've always taken interest in graphs that is near to impossible to draw by hand. Such graphs are prevalent and useful when dealing with problems and equations of multivariable calculus (Which is what I'm taking this semester, Math 103). This is a helpful tutorial guide.