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Echolocation Technology that Empowers the Blind
Darryl Diptee used to think of himself as a “closet innovator.” During his time as an officer for the U.S. Navy, Diptee remembers being told to
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A Pattern Searcher from Cal: Rebecca Hui Connects Art, Cows, and Urban Development
By Sybil Lewis During her sophomore year, Rebecca Hui was still wrestling with her decision not to attend art school—and was tepidly observing her fellow
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Public Health 112: Global Health Webcast
Interested in Global Health? Hoping to take Public Health 112: Global Health this semester? Sponsored by the Blum Center for Developing Economies and led by
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Why Interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning? Assessing the Benefits and Challenges at U.S. Institutions of Higher Education
By Nicole Rangel College graduates with interdisciplinary and hands-on skills are in demand in today’s job market. Because they have exposure to more than one
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Alice Agogino: Trailblazer in Mechanical Engineering
By Tamara Straus When historians get around to investigating the trials and triumphs of women scientists in the late 20th century, they would do well
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