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U. team to assist in designing bionic arm
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University of Utah researchers are among collaborators at numerous
universities, hospitals and companies who will work together to
develop an artificial arm that looks, feels and works like a natural
arm -- controlled by thought and able to move naturally, clear to the
fingertips, while sensing its environment.
The Department of Defense, which is funding the project for up to
$55 million, wants a device with the properties of a natural arm,
ready for clinical testing in 3 1/2 years. Th...
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Uncle Wuffle's advice to the assistant professor.
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Syracuse University.(On / The Move)(named Cogburn Derrick, assistant professor)(Brief Article)
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; DR. DERRICK COGBURN has been named assistant professor of information studies at Syracuse University. Previously, Cogburn was assistant professor of information and African studies at the University of Michigan. Cogburn received a bachelor's from the University of Oklahoma, and a master's and
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ABOVE: Bioarcheologist Valerie A. Andrushko, an assistant professor of anthropology at SCSU,...[Derived Headline; Caption text only]
New Haven Register
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PAUL E. SMITH, 82, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
The Boston Globe
; LITTLETON Paul E. Smith, 82, of Littleton, a retired assistant professor at MIT, died Oct. 8. Born in Elizabeth, N.J., Mr. Smith graduated from the public schools in Verona, N.J. After high school he attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute until joining the Naval Reserve in 1943. During World War
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Mike Zhang.(Member News)(received the College of Engineering Dean's Award for Outstanding Assistant Professor)(Brief Article)
Resource: Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World
; Mike Zhang, assistant professor of biological systems engineering at Virginia Tech (VT), recently received the College of Engineering Dean's Award for Outstanding Assistant Professor. This honor was based on Zhang's extraordinary level of activities and accomplishments in curriculum development and
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