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Security Risks in the Sensors...

Posted on May 16, 2013 by jjhensel

The type of sensors that pick up the rhythm of a beating heart in implanted cardiac defibrillators and pacemakers are vulnerable to

Posted in Computers, Consumer Products, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Electronics, Healthcare, MichEpedia | Tagged College of Engineering, cybersecurity, defibrillators, EECS, electronic health, engineering alumni, engineering topics, engineering video, health risks, healthcare, kevin fu, mconnex, medical devces, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, pacemaker tampering, pacemakers, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, umich, University of Michigan, uofm | Leave a comment

Next Gen. Robotics

Posted on May 9, 2013 by jjhensel

Special Emerging Tech & Entrepreneurship “ An open Q&A session including discussion on translational R&D, access to

Posted in Business Mgmt, Computer Science & Engineering, Consumer Products, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Electronics, Events | Tagged alumni, EECS, electrical engineering and computer sicence, emerging tech, engineering alumni, entrepreneurhsip webinar, ken wolf, lecture, mconnex, michigan alumni, next gen robotics, red zone robotics, robotics, robotics webinar, u-m alumni, UM, University of Michigan, vijay kumar, webcast, webinar | Leave a comment

Cyberattacks: A clear and...

Posted on May 9, 2013 by jjhensel

Recently, the Department of Defense has placed direct blame on China’s Military for cyberattacks that have

Posted in Computer Science & Engineering, Computers, Defense, Electrical and Computer Engineering, MichEpedia | Tagged china attacks, china computer attacks, china hacking, College of Engineering, college of engineering alumni, Computer engineering, Computer Science, Computer Science and Engineering, computer security, CSE, cyber attacks, cyber security, cyberattacks, cybercriminals, cyberspace, digital informaiton, EECS, engineering school, enginering alumni, espionage, hacking, information security, internet, mconnex, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, national security, phishing, privacy, security, technology, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, um alumni, umich, University of Michigan, video | 2 Comments

Mining the Causes of Alzheimer...

Posted on May 2, 2013 by jjhensel

One potential cause of Alzheimer’s disease being explored by researchers is related to the damage done to membranes of neurons

Posted in Biomedical Engineering, Healthcare, MichEpedia | Tagged AB peptides, alzheimers, amyloid-beta peptides, biomedical engineering, biomembranes, cause of alzheimers, College of Engineering, disease treatment, engineering alumni, engineering topics, engineering video, health, mconnex, membranes, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, neural engineering, neuron damage, neurons, proteins, symptoms, treatment, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, University of Michigan, uofm | Leave a comment

SNRE: Low Great Lakes Water...

Posted on April 29, 2013 by jjhensel

Understanding the Causes and Potential Consequences Photo Credit: MI Sea Grant “ In the last several months, Great Lakes

Posted in Environmental, Events | Tagged alumni, engineering alumni, environment, great lakes, lake lecture, lake levels, lake water, lakes, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, michigan lakes, michigan water, school for natural resources and environment, snre, u-m, UM, umich, University of Michigan, water lecture, water level, webcast, webinar | Leave a comment

CoE: Intellectual Property

Posted on April 29, 2013 by jjhensel

Trademarks, Copyrights and Patents “ Often [intellectual property] is the most valuable asset to the company,

Posted in Business Mgmt, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Events | Tagged alumni, College of Engineering, copyright, intellectual property, lecture, mconnex, Michigan Engineering, mohammed islam, online lecture, patents, thomas lewry, trademarks, u-m, UM, umich, University of Michigan, webcast, webinar | Leave a comment

Could we ever have free Public...

Posted on April 25, 2013 by jjhensel

We’ve become accustomed to walking into public buildings and accessing WiFi for free. We can imagine a future where

Posted in Communications, Computer Science & Engineering, Computers, Consumer Products, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Electronics, MichEpedia | Tagged atul prakash, broadband, College of Engineering, Computer Science, computer security, computing, cybersecurity, EECS, electrical engineering, email, engineering alumni, engineering topics, engineering video, FCC, free wireless, internet, internet security, mconnex, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, networks, privacy, professor prakash, public internet, public wifi, security, social media, technology, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, University of Michigan, uofm, white spaces, wi-fi, wifi, wireless | Leave a comment

Shapeshifting Nanoparticles

Posted on April 19, 2013 by jjhensel

Michigan Engineering researchers are exploring how the process of nudging nanoparticles can help them change

Posted in Chemical Engineering, Construction, Consumer Products, Materials Science and Engineering, MichEpedia | Tagged adaptation, big data, camouflage, CHEM, Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, engineering alumni, engineering topics, engineering video, materials, materials by design, mconnex, metamaterials, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, nano engineering, nanoassemblies, nanoparticles, nanotechnology, next-generation, next-generation materials, professor glotzer, shapeshifting, Sharon Glotzer, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, University of Michigan, uofm | Leave a comment

New camera detects radiation

Posted on April 12, 2013 by jjhensel

A new imaging device developed by University of Michigan engineers can detect gamma ray radiation and identify its source

Posted in Defense, MichEpedia, Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences, Power & Utilities | Tagged camera, College of Engineering, defense, detecting weapons, detection, engineering alumni, engineering topics, engineering video, gamma ray, gamma ray detection, gamma ray imaging, identifying materials, imaging, imaging technology, mconnex, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, national security, ners, nuclear cleanup, nuclear detection, Nuclear engineering, nuclear non-proliferation, professor he, radiation, radiation camera, radiation detector, radioactive materials, safety, security, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, University of Michigan, uofm, zhong he | Leave a comment

Building Better Blood Vessels

Posted on April 2, 2013 by jjhensel

One of the major obstacles to growing new organs – replacement hearts, lungs and kidneys, for example – is the difficulty

Posted in Biomedical Engineering, Healthcare, MichEpedia | Tagged Andrew Putnam, biomedical engineering, blood vessel networks, blood vessels, bone marrow, build blood vessels, cell engineering, cells, College of Engineering, engineering alumni, engineering topics, engineering video, healthcare, human organs, mconnex, medical, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, Professor Putnam, proteins, replacement organs, stem cells, tissue engineering, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, University of Michigan, uofm | Leave a comment

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