2017 Issue
Deep Sea Oil Trap: An Underwater Cleanup System for Platforms and Ships to Contain and Recapture Oil Plumes
By: Sachin Narayan Abstract: Underwater oil plumes are an accumulation of oil microdroplets that, due to a number of factors (namely size, temperature, pressure, and currents), do not rise to the surface (Zhao, 2016). This research aims to better understand underwater oil plume dynamics and forces and test reusable Read more…
2017 Issue
Assessing the Development of Artificial Intelligence Technologies In Radiation Therapy and Targeting Irregular Masses
Eric Bear, Jessica Singh, and Michael Wahrman ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the use of artificial intelligence in the medical use of particle accelerators for both treatment (radiation therapy) and imaging. We will first discuss the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on particle accelerators, starting Read more…
Biology
Innovative New Technology Attempting to Reduce Hospital Associated Infections
Kenneth Trang Introduction Today, the modern American is more likely than ever before to visit a hospital, local doctor, or any healthcare provider. In fact, 83% of Americans (268 million) visited a healthcare professional in 20151. However, while hospitals do have general health benefits, visiting one exposes patients to a Read more…
Featured
Progression Towards A Universal Communication Technology
Introduction All throughout the history of mankind, there has been an eternal human desire to communicate. This thirst for improvement did not discriminate; it manifested itself in every human civilization. No matter what artificial divisions were imposed on people, this force bound everyone together in the pursuit of a common Read more…