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My Duke email is emmanuel.lim@duke.edu | My Duke email is emmanuel.lim@duke.edu | ||
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You may reach me at 646-575-0295 | You may reach me at 646-575-0295 | ||
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| + | =The Struggle with Nuclear Fusion= | ||
| + | It's long been a dream of energy scientists and engineers around the world (as well as politicians and social scientists) to provide a sustainable solution to the Fusion problem. While the human race is on its way to finding an answer to this long-drawn problem, it will be long before Fusion becomes a part of our energy infrastructure. William E. Parkins discusses this very conflict in his article (which was published posthumously) titled '[http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/311/5766/1380|Fusion Power: Will it ever come?]'*. | ||
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| + | *[http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/311/5766/1380], William E. Parkins, 'Science Magazine' | ||
Revision as of 07:00, 6 September 2009
Basic Facts
My name is Emmanuel Lim. I am a Freshman at Duke and live in Aycock, the best dorm on the face of the earth. I was born in Manila, the Philippines, on January 26th, 1991. (Remember to bring me gifts. I take cash.)
I plan to major in Mechanical Engineering here at the Pratt School, mainly because I'm interested in cars, engines, and alternative energy.
I spend my free time WORKING ON MY EGR53 HOMEWORK! It's swell.
Contact Details
My Duke email is emmanuel.lim@duke.edu
You may reach me at 646-575-0295
The Struggle with Nuclear Fusion
It's long been a dream of energy scientists and engineers around the world (as well as politicians and social scientists) to provide a sustainable solution to the Fusion problem. While the human race is on its way to finding an answer to this long-drawn problem, it will be long before Fusion becomes a part of our energy infrastructure. William E. Parkins discusses this very conflict in his article (which was published posthumously) titled 'Power: Will it ever come?'*.
- [1], William E. Parkins, 'Science Magazine'
