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(0:50) - Deployable Solar Sail:
Solar sails are a great alternative to traditional propulsion for deep space travel since it only depends on sunlight as its power source. Recent advances in material science have allowed NASA engineers to develop a solar sail as big as an apartment that can pack itself into a toaster sized satellite.
(8:00) - Advancing System Security:
The increasing number of hacks (e.g. Colonial Pipeline) has reignited the pursuit of robust cybersecurity measures and a group of Columbia researchers are offering a no-overhead approach to prevent the most critical system vulnerability: memory attacks.
(14:40) - Cleaning Space Trash:
Space trash poses a threat against space missions because even the smallest debris can fatally-damage a spacecraft. Embry-Riddle students partnered with NASA to develop solar sail-powered robots capable of gathering trash and burning it in the atmosphere.
(3:48) - This ultrasound sticker senses changing stiffness of deep internal organs
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(6:11) - Engineering the Fields: Dyson's Leap from Gadgets to Agriculture
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(0:40) - Teaching AI CAD Is Hard
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(3:30) - AI Discovers That Not Every Fingerprint Is Unique
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(3:12) - Measuring Stress
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(3:13) - Aided by AI, New Catheter Design Prevents Bacterial Infections
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(3:55) - Soft robotic, wearable device improves walking for individual with Parkinson's disease
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