Engineers Model Better Navigation Systems After Brain’s Adaptability By Cecile J. Gonzalez published 1 June 14 The brain’s special abilities entice engineers like Silvia Ferrari to model it when creating new control and navigation systems for aircraft, robots and more.
ScienceLives: Describing Human Intelligence with Math By Cecile J. Gonzalez published 24 March 11 Paul Werbos uses mathematics to tackle the big questions of human intelligence, the beginning of the universe, and sustainable energy.
Astronauts and the Elderly Share Balance Issues By Cecile J. Gonzalez published 26 August 10 Engineer Kathleen Sienko investigates ways for people with trouble balancing to navigate the world using sensory augmentation.
Chemical Engineer Purifies Water with Prickly Pear By Cecile J. Gonzalez published 12 August 10 Gummy mucilage found within prickly pear cactus could help purify water.
