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Below is a link to an example of an article discussing one advancement of this goal: | Below is a link to an example of an article discussing one advancement of this goal: | ||
| − | [http://www.news-medical.net/news/2006/04/03/17008.aspx Weill Cornell experts publish review of genetic medicine], News-Medical, created 3 April 2006, accessed 15 September 2013 ( | + | [http://www.news-medical.net/news/2006/04/03/17008.aspx Weill Cornell experts publish review of genetic medicine], News-Medical, created 3 April 2006, accessed 15 September 2013 (Engineering Better Medicine) |
== Favorite MATLAB Example == | == Favorite MATLAB Example == | ||
My favorite MATLAB example was the one titled "World Traveler 3-D Globe". In this program, the user could "fly" from one city to another. I thought that this was very fascinating because it shows how MATLAB can be used to created 3-D visuals as well as interactive ones. | My favorite MATLAB example was the one titled "World Traveler 3-D Globe". In this program, the user could "fly" from one city to another. I thought that this was very fascinating because it shows how MATLAB can be used to created 3-D visuals as well as interactive ones. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:50, 16 September 2013
About Me
Hello, my name is Katrina. I am from California and I am currently a freshman at Duke University. I plan to major in biomedical engineering, but my main goal in life is to become a bilingual physician. This is a link to my favorite song at the moment: New Slang, by The Shins.
Grand Challenges for Engineers
One of the Grand Challenges for Engineers I find most interesting is the goal to "engineer better medicines". Below is a link to an example of an article discussing one advancement of this goal:
Weill Cornell experts publish review of genetic medicine, News-Medical, created 3 April 2006, accessed 15 September 2013 (Engineering Better Medicine)
Favorite MATLAB Example
My favorite MATLAB example was the one titled "World Traveler 3-D Globe". In this program, the user could "fly" from one city to another. I thought that this was very fascinating because it shows how MATLAB can be used to created 3-D visuals as well as interactive ones.
