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[http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/nation/2014/08/30/new-novartis-drug-shows-striking-success-treating-heart-failure/iiwaPkXRmPDSMXsl3c4E3J/story.html], Andrew Pollack, The Boston Globe, updated 31 August 2014, accessed 5 September 2014 (Engineer better Medicine) | [http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/nation/2014/08/30/new-novartis-drug-shows-striking-success-treating-heart-failure/iiwaPkXRmPDSMXsl3c4E3J/story.html], Andrew Pollack, The Boston Globe, updated 31 August 2014, accessed 5 September 2014 (Engineer better Medicine) | ||
| − | My favorite MATLAB Demonstration was "The Sliding Puzzle" under "Other Examples" because it is a challenging | + | My favorite MATLAB Demonstration was "The Sliding Puzzle" under "Other Examples" because it is a challenging but very fun game in which you must rearrange the 15 cubes into numerical order. "The Sliding Puzzle" is a game that I used to play when I was younger and had more free time to waste. |
Latest revision as of 21:00, 6 September 2014
Hello Everyone! My name is Alexis Shindhelm, and I am from Bowling Green, KY, the home of the National Corvette Museum and Plant. I am currently interested in pursuing a double major of Biomedical Engineering and Neuroscience from Duke University and aspire to become a physician or researcher someday. I enjoy singing and am a part of Duke's A Capella Choir, Something Borrowed, Something Blue.
Check out a recent success that exhibits one of the fourteen Grand Challenges for Engineering: Engineer Better Medicines [1], Andrew Pollack, The Boston Globe, updated 31 August 2014, accessed 5 September 2014 (Engineer better Medicine)
My favorite MATLAB Demonstration was "The Sliding Puzzle" under "Other Examples" because it is a challenging but very fun game in which you must rearrange the 15 cubes into numerical order. "The Sliding Puzzle" is a game that I used to play when I was younger and had more free time to waste.
