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==About me==
 
==About me==
I am an international undergraduate at [http://www.duke.edu Duke University] and I intend to major in [http://www.bme.duke.edu/ Biomedical Engineering].
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I am an international undergraduate at [http://www.duke.edu Duke University] Class of 2015. I intend to major in [http://www.bme.duke.edu/ Biomedical Engineering].
 
 
  
 
===My Name===
 
===My Name===
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*Elder is pronounced the same 'elder' is pronounced: /'elder/ Redundant?
 
*Elder is pronounced the same 'elder' is pronounced: /'elder/ Redundant?
 
*Massahiro is my Japanese first name: /masa'riɾo/
 
*Massahiro is my Japanese first name: /masa'riɾo/
*Yoshida: As Yoshi, the dinosaur, plus /da/
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*Yoshida: As Yoshi, the dinosaur, plus /da/. The stress is at "shi"
  
 
===My Origins===
 
===My Origins===
 
I am from Brazil, but I look like an Asian because my grandparents and my father immigrated to Brazil right after the end of the WWII.
 
I am from Brazil, but I look like an Asian because my grandparents and my father immigrated to Brazil right after the end of the WWII.
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===Extracurriculars===
 
===Extracurriculars===
 
* Duke Motorsports
 
* Duke Motorsports
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* Duke Chapel Choir
 
* Duke Chapel Choir
 
* Volunteer at DSA
 
* Volunteer at DSA
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== Grand Challenges of Engineering==
 
== Grand Challenges of Engineering==
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Read the following article: [http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/11/opinion/11Prager.html?ref=fusionnuclearreaction How Seawater Can Power the World] Stewart C. Prager, The New York Times, published: 10 July 2011, accessed 2 September 2011 (Providing Energy from Fusion)
 
Read the following article: [http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/11/opinion/11Prager.html?ref=fusionnuclearreaction How Seawater Can Power the World] Stewart C. Prager, The New York Times, published: 10 July 2011, accessed 2 September 2011 (Providing Energy from Fusion)
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==MATLAB Demos==
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Although Earth's Topography and Viewing a Penny impressed me, I really liked the interactive environment of the 3-D Surface Plot Demo. The graph is fascinating.

Latest revision as of 01:34, 23 September 2011

Welcome to the personal page of Elder Massahiro Yoshida!

About me

I am an international undergraduate at Duke University Class of 2015. I intend to major in Biomedical Engineering.

My Name

Elder Massahiro Yoshida

  • Elder is pronounced the same 'elder' is pronounced: /'elder/ Redundant?
  • Massahiro is my Japanese first name: /masa'riɾo/
  • Yoshida: As Yoshi, the dinosaur, plus /da/. The stress is at "shi"

My Origins

I am from Brazil, but I look like an Asian because my grandparents and my father immigrated to Brazil right after the end of the WWII.

Extracurriculars

  • Duke Motorsports
  • Engineering Global Health
  • Intramural Soccer - The World United
  • Duke Chapel Choir
  • Volunteer at DSA


Grand Challenges of Engineering

The World needs a clean, cheap and accessible form of generating electrical energy. One of the potential grand challenges of Engineering is to provide energy from fusion.

Why using Nuclear Fusion?

  1. Abundant fuel
  2. No Greenhouse gases directly emitted
  3. Safety
  4. No long-lasting radioactive waste

Read the following article: How Seawater Can Power the World Stewart C. Prager, The New York Times, published: 10 July 2011, accessed 2 September 2011 (Providing Energy from Fusion)


MATLAB Demos

Although Earth's Topography and Viewing a Penny impressed me, I really liked the interactive environment of the 3-D Surface Plot Demo. The graph is fascinating.