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==How to pronunce my name== | ==How to pronunce my name== | ||
| − | My name sounds like "UN-Lee", but a lot of people simply call me "John". | + | My name sounds like "UN-Lee", but a lot of people simply call me "John". (For the "UN", pronunce it like the abbreviation of the United Nations). |
==Grand Challenges== | ==Grand Challenges== | ||
| − | [http://www.gizmag.com/cuess-solar-panel-photovoltaic/14507/], Darren Quick, www.gizmag.com, updated 3/14/2010, accessed 9/9/2012 ( | + | [http://www.gizmag.com/cuess-solar-panel-photovoltaic/14507/], Darren Quick, www.gizmag.com, updated 3/14/2010, accessed 9/9/2012 (Make solar energy economical) |
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| + | ==Which Demo I like the most== | ||
| + | Personally, the 3-D plots in the Graphics is my favorite. I have had a hard time in imagining the shape of complex equations in space, and for me, this one is the most handy. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:01, 10 September 2012
About Me
I'm a current student of the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University.
How to pronunce my name
My name sounds like "UN-Lee", but a lot of people simply call me "John". (For the "UN", pronunce it like the abbreviation of the United Nations).
Grand Challenges
[1], Darren Quick, www.gizmag.com, updated 3/14/2010, accessed 9/9/2012 (Make solar energy economical)
Which Demo I like the most
Personally, the 3-D plots in the Graphics is my favorite. I have had a hard time in imagining the shape of complex equations in space, and for me, this one is the most handy.
