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Genetics Controls Kinds Of Neurotransmitters Produced], Sherry Seethaler, UCSD News, created 2 June, 2004, accessed 31 August, 2010 (Grand Challenge) | Genetics Controls Kinds Of Neurotransmitters Produced], Sherry Seethaler, UCSD News, created 2 June, 2004, accessed 31 August, 2010 (Grand Challenge) | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:54, 22 September 2010
About Me
My name is Kyle Blankenbeckler. I am from Duvall, Washington, one of the more awesome places in the pacific northwest.
I live in Southgate Hall. Represent.
I am currently studying Biomedical Engineering.
Mi Nombre
Kyle James Blankenbeckler "Blank-en-beck-ler" (all very phonetic)
Interests
I play basketball and soccer and am on the Southgate intramural teams for soccer, volleyball, and basketball.
I also play the guitar, acoustic and bass.
I am also involved in Duke Campus Crusade.
Grand Challenges Link
[http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/newsrel/science/sactivity.asp UCSD Biologists Discover That Nerve Activity, Not Just Genetics Controls Kinds Of Neurotransmitters Produced], Sherry Seethaler, UCSD News, created 2 June, 2004, accessed 31 August, 2010 (Grand Challenge)
Matlab Demos
The most interesting demo I looked at was the "Changing Transparency" demo under the 3D Visualization section. I had no idea Matlab could produce three dimensional surfaces and shapes with surface lighting and transparency. This seems really useful and something that would be really interesting to apply.