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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

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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, 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

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

Algae to Biocrude in 60...

Posted on November 28, 2012 by jjhensel

In one minute, U-M scientists can convert algae into biocrude – a process that takes decades in nature.

Posted in Chemical Engineering, Environmental, MichEpedia, Oil & Gas | Tagged algae, bio crude, bio crude oil, bio macromolecules, biofuel, capital costs, cars, Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering, compression, conversion, crops, Cultivate crops, cultivate energy, energy, energy source, engineering alumni, environment, expanding water, fuel, growing fuel, heat transfer, high temperature, liquid fuel, mconnex, michepedia, michigan alumni, Michigan Engineering, minute, nitrogen, operating cost, oxygen, phil savage, planes, pressure, professor savage, reactions, reactors, renewable resources, sand bath, security, sustainability, sustainable fuel, u-m, u-m alumni, UM, University of Michigan | Leave a comment

Nerve Agent Detection Sensor

Posted on April 12, 2012 by kldicken

Associate professor Jinsang Kim, inspired by his own land mine detector, developed a nerve agent detection sensor

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Computer Security –...

Posted on April 7, 2012 by karbogas

Prof. Halderman’s research spans applied computer security and tech-centric public policy. Topics that interest him

Posted in Computer Science & Engineering, Computers, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MichEpedia | Tagged anticensorship, anticensorship Alex Halderman, attack, censored content, censorship, coding, computer hacking, computer networks, Computer Science Engineering, computer security, computers, CSE, cyberattacks, cybersecurity, defense, diversion, EECS, elections, firewalls, hack, hacking, internet, internet anticensorship, internet censorship, internet voting, political content, professor, routers, safety, security, servers, students, system, technology, Telex, voting, voting machines, voting security, website | Leave a comment

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