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| − | My name is Evan Dunnmon and I hail from Cincinnati, Ohio. A few things I do in my spare time are basketball, tennis, swimming, jogging, and martial arts. I like many types of music, not metal though never really could get into that. I am thinking of double majoring in ME and Economics along with getting either a certificate in aerospace or energy. | + | My name is Evan Dunnmon and I hail from Cincinnati, Ohio. A few things I do in my spare time are basketball, tennis, swimming, jogging, and martial arts. I like many types of music, not metal though never really could get into that. In high school I worked on increasing the efficiency of microbial fuel cells. I am thinking of double majoring in ME and Economics along with getting either a certificate in aerospace or energy. |
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| + | This link goes to an article about solar engineering: | ||
| + | [http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2010/04/gallery-caltech-solar/], Dave Bullock, Raw File, updated 4/22/10, accessed 9/1/2010 (Make solar energy more economical) | ||
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| + | My favorite section of demos was the game of life simulation. I find it really interesting that we can now simulate things so complex as the life cycle of different types of bacteria. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:20, 24 September 2010
My name is Evan Dunnmon and I hail from Cincinnati, Ohio. A few things I do in my spare time are basketball, tennis, swimming, jogging, and martial arts. I like many types of music, not metal though never really could get into that. In high school I worked on increasing the efficiency of microbial fuel cells. I am thinking of double majoring in ME and Economics along with getting either a certificate in aerospace or energy.
phonetic pronunciation of my name: Ev in Dun min
This link goes to an article about solar engineering: [1], Dave Bullock, Raw File, updated 4/22/10, accessed 9/1/2010 (Make solar energy more economical)
My favorite section of demos was the game of life simulation. I find it really interesting that we can now simulate things so complex as the life cycle of different types of bacteria.
