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Can I know what cotton is used for the rapid test? Cause this cotton is very help

can i buy some

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I asked for this?

First time I actually understood what kind of research is done in Electro-Optics lab, great video

You are doing great, keep it up! You really need to look into Promo sm!!!

Thank you very much expert professor Nathaniel I hope to work with you in future

LETS GO GRADUATES!!!!

I feel engineers in the making is honest forthright and let the students go fir it not some strict place with strict rules

Unbelievable what an amazing place and what an amazing spokesperson

Very cool! Congrats!

Some strobe video of the belt, would tell you something. Maybe an airfoil profile belt would improve output as a flat belt has low stall angle?

Way to go Sean Kinzer

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Awesome video, keep up the amazing work! :)

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Make it vertical

Explain the laboratory safety processes applied during synthesis of biomaterials.

what's up, I totally love what you're doing here fam. This track is hard 🔥🔥 Keep grindin'.

well put! the people are what make vcu great, will be on the lookout for this guy on campus!

Can students use this software on an iPad?

Tired of your EE TA? Look for circuit solver on the playstore!

Helpful! I shall consider VCU.

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If you take his class, he will put you the big F, everything VCU tell or he tells is liar

'Coz that's what I Do!

Are these gloves available for purchase yet? Where can we find them?....

wonderful, so inspiring to hear great news about a dear classmate from highschool years.

Current is induced by changing magnetic field in a wire. Increased velocity increases the current. So what would happen if you wove the enamel coated copper wire into the belt and placed a halbach array of magnets along the length of the gap. I wonder what kind of current is possible at the center where the belt is moving faster/further than the edges where it is more or less just quivering.

The Tacoma narrows bridge collapse was because the bridge was unfortunately built in an aerofoil section and not because of aeroelastic flutter.

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It should probably say, "Welcome Class of 2020 and 2021" LOL

Bravo, my dear sister. l am so proud of you!

Hey, Nice work. I am working on Aeroelastic Flutter based wind harvesting for master's thesis. It would be great if you share your findings . I am curious to know what materials have you used and more about experimental set up

Is he in anyway related to Anne Wojcicki?

You are the BEST. Go RAMS! Dean Boyan

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We are VERY proud of you! Go Rams!!! Dean Boyan

Wow this is awesome!!!! We are so proud of you. I am glad I know you

I love this! Glad to see Shawn Frayne's idea is still evolving. I nerded out big time when I first saw his clips in the early '00s. Wrote him and talked by email a bit. It got me pondering a few things related to a thread on FB about how Denmark had a day recently where they produced 140% of its electricity with Wind. www.ewao.com/a/1-denmark-just-produced-140-of-its-electricity-needs-with-renewable-wind-power There we were talking about how one of the biggest misnomers about wind turbines, is that they pose a significant threat to birds. There is some risk but it's so vastly overstated. AND, to the extent there is any issue, there are some wind turbines designs now that address this in part. For example the horizontal axis of the Archimedes spiral blade configuration gives it a tiny profile without the appearance of clear zones to pass through for most birds. www.gottagodoityourself.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/403/2015/05/2015-05-28_0-30-37.jpg But the real fallacy of the idea is that wind is the worst threat in any way right? Not only do fossil fuels kill more collectively across the industry, but windows outstrip everything else. Building windows, all of them collectively, the more the worse, by many many times than nearly anything else. Followed only closely by Cats! www.sibleyguides.com/conservation/causes-of-bird-mortality/ My three are mostly indoors cats but they bring me little presents now and then. And we have a lot of strays in the area. Windturbine bird strikes are like a fraction of 1% of all of the threats. Not really a real issue, but it is a popular meme. But hey, so windows. Windows, with Louvers, are really good for managing internal temp. And, they make the window, look a whole lot less open. i00.i.aliimg.com/img/pb/852/188/420/420188852_851.jpg Soooo, wind belts, on window louver rigs? Insulated for sound so no humming gets inside unless the window is open. Wind power, that manages interiour temp and helps keep the lights on, looks cool, and drastically reduces the instances of bird strikes? Put an auto timer on office lights so they go off at night and bob's your uncle. Might use that in a comic sometime as BG detail, but thought i'd toss the idea out there. Would love to see someone try it!

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