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Towards the beginning of 2019, the Queensland Fire and Emergency Service began warning officials of a potentially severe wildfire season. Australia had been experiencing exceptionally dry conditions. These predictions were right on the mark as Australia saw the most devastating wildfire season to date. It’s been nearly a year since what has been called Australia’s... Read More

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We are living in a time that revolves around the Internet of Things. So many of the tools we rely on daily are made possible from internet connectivity. Without the Internet of Things, our computers, mobile phones and tablets, smartwatches, televisions, home security systems, and more would not work. Keeping these devices running is made... Read More

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 What do two guys majoring in Commerce and History and Computer Science due during their spring break? Well, for University of Virginia roommates Alexis Ohanian and Steve Huffman, they took a nearly 9 hour drive up to Boston, MA to attend a lecture by computer programming entrepreneur Paul Graham. After the lecture, the roommates... Read More

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 Colin Hinkle graduated from Western Illinois University in 2002 with a degree in Radio and Broadcasting Technology. Soon thereafter, he became a freelance videographer for news programs throughout Chicago. In 2010, Colin bought his first drone out of curiosity. The industry was starting to pick up, and as a professional photographer, he saw the... Read More

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Each year, more than 40 million people visit Las Vegas, Nevada. Between casinos, clubs, conventions, and entertainment for all ages, the City of Entertainment has something for everyone. The city has gained some famous tag lines like “What Happens In Vegas, Stays In Vegas”. To earn its status as The Miracle in the Desert, Las... Read More

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Each year, more than 100,000 researchers and students go to one of the many reserve sites that make up the University of California Natural Reserve System (NRS). The NRS represents the world’s largest university reserve system with 41 research sites covering 47,000 acres of land and 50 miles of protected coastal shorelines. Throughout the NRS... Read More

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As the world population continues to grow, an increase in mining is needed to support the population. People all over the world rely on resources like coal, limestone, and metals that are buried deep within the earth. Since humans have been mining the earth for thousands of years, shallow ore deposits are a thing of... Read More

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 According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a sixth sense is “an ability that some people believe they have that seems to give them information without using the five senses of sight, hearing, touch, smell, or taste.” FLIR Systems proudly calls themselves “The World’s Sixth Sense” as they create products that give people the ability to... Read More

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With its main campus in South Kensington, Imperial College London (ICL) has been focused on the pursuit of scientific excellence since it was established in 1907. It is ranked sixth in the world for programs in technology and engineering. ICL has some of the most advanced research labs among university institutions. One such lab is... Read More

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Located in Flagstaff, Arizona, Northern Arizona University (NAU) has been at the forefront of education for over 120 years. The university’s first graduating class in 1901 was of 4 women who received the necessary credentials to become educators themselves in the Arizona Territory. During the Great Depression, when education was seen as a luxury, NAU... Read More

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