Working on Nano-Sensors for UMCP's Aerospace Engineering Lab

[enigma]

I found out yesterday that I've gotten picked up for grad school!

I'm tentatively going to be working on nano-sensors for UMCP's aerospace engineering smart structures lab.

I have yet to read any of the background material, but it'll basically be tiny "fingers" of metal which behave similar to quartz crystals... you deflect them and they create a voltage. If you have arrays of them, oriented in different directions, you can detect accelerations, fluid flows, etc.

It's not entirely what I was shooting for, but it's really cool, nonetheless!

 

[tribdog]

wow, picked up for grad school. The only thing I've ever been picked up for is when I was picked up on a "failure to appear" warrant.

 

[cookiemonster]

I got picked up for ditching school once... The truant officer showed up and koncked on my door and stuff. It was fun. She even let me take a shower before I was carried away.

cookiemonster

Btw, congrats, Enigma!

 

[tribdog]

I got picked up for ditching school once... The truant officer showed up and koncked on my door and stuff. It was fun. She even let me take a shower before I was carried away.

cookiemonster

Btw, congrats, Enigma!

See, kids?
This is what happens when you skip school. do you want someone koncking on your door?
Hey cookie, here's a joke:
konck, konck
Who's there?
Dis
Dis who
dyslexia, from suffer I.

 

[cookiemonster]

Shush. It makes perfect sense.

cookiemonster

 

[ShawnD]

konck, konck
Who's there?
Dis
Dis who
dyslexia, from suffer I.

Jeez, you are brutal!

Congraduations enigma. You going for a PhD or a Masters?

 

[RBS_5]

Congratulations enigma .. I am sure you deserve this.:)

 

[enigma]

Thanks all

Masters first. We'll see how things are going once I get closer to the thesis before I decide on the PhD. Luckily UMaryland requires you get the Masters first, regardless.

 

[Tsu]

I found out yesterday that I've gotten picked up for grad school!

I'm tentatively going to be working on nano-sensors for UMCP's aerospace engineering smart structures lab.

I have yet to read any of the background material, but it'll basically be tiny "fingers" of metal which behave similar to quartz crystals... you deflect them and they create a voltage. If you have arrays of them, oriented in different directions, you can detect accelerations, fluid flows, etc.

It's not entirely what I was shooting for, but it's really cool, nonetheless!

YAAY, YOU!

 

[Ivan Seeking]

Great job Enigma! Congratulations.

It sounds like some interesting work. Maybe we will see you as a mission specialist one day?

 

[DarkAnt]

Congrats enigma!

wait...this doesn't mean you'll be spending less time at the pf and more time working does it?