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| − | My name is Georgia McLendon, and I am currently a freshman at Duke University. I plan on majoring in Biomedical Engineering with an interest in pursuing medicine. My favorite animal is the cat because they're ridiculously cute and always know where the best place to sleep is. | + | == Personal Bio == |
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| + | My name is Georgia McLendon(''Jor-juh''), and I am currently a freshman at Duke University. I plan on majoring in Biomedical Engineering with an interest in pursuing medicine. My favorite animal is the cat because they're ridiculously cute and always know where the best place to sleep is. | ||
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| + | == Grand Challenges for Engineering == | ||
Some information regarding Reverse Engineering the Brain, as related to the Grand Challenges for Engineering: | Some information regarding Reverse Engineering the Brain, as related to the Grand Challenges for Engineering: | ||
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[http://technologyreview.com/biomedicine/19767/?a=f A Working Brain Model] | [http://technologyreview.com/biomedicine/19767/?a=f A Working Brain Model] | ||
Duncan Graham-Rowe, Technology Review, updated 28 November, 2007, accessed 23 September 2010 | Duncan Graham-Rowe, Technology Review, updated 28 November, 2007, accessed 23 September 2010 | ||
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| + | == MATLAB Demonstration Remarks == | ||
| + | After going through the various demonstrations listed, my favorite would definitely be the Teapot Demo under 3D Visualizations. Besides being very amused by the lid lifting feature, I really liked how I could physically see the object in question and manipulate its appearance, its style and surface type; with the help of the computer, I could conceptualize the varying features of the object with far greater detail than I would have on my own. More importantly, the applications of this visualization technology are enormous, spanning from modeling pipes and reactor systems in the petroleum industry to the ever-evolving medical imaging technology in hospitals. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:21, 24 September 2010
Personal Bio
My name is Georgia McLendon(Jor-juh), and I am currently a freshman at Duke University. I plan on majoring in Biomedical Engineering with an interest in pursuing medicine. My favorite animal is the cat because they're ridiculously cute and always know where the best place to sleep is.
Grand Challenges for Engineering
Some information regarding Reverse Engineering the Brain, as related to the Grand Challenges for Engineering:
A Working Brain Model Duncan Graham-Rowe, Technology Review, updated 28 November, 2007, accessed 23 September 2010
MATLAB Demonstration Remarks
After going through the various demonstrations listed, my favorite would definitely be the Teapot Demo under 3D Visualizations. Besides being very amused by the lid lifting feature, I really liked how I could physically see the object in question and manipulate its appearance, its style and surface type; with the help of the computer, I could conceptualize the varying features of the object with far greater detail than I would have on my own. More importantly, the applications of this visualization technology are enormous, spanning from modeling pipes and reactor systems in the petroleum industry to the ever-evolving medical imaging technology in hospitals.
