Pathetic.
Karen Liu, a computer scientist at the Georgia Institute of Technology, worries stairs could become a real issue for her 70-year-old mother.
So when Liu heard about an exoskeleton that stores energy to make walking easier, she wondered if there was a way to do it for stairs.
She wanted to design something inside the steps themselves, rather than a device someone would have to put on their body.
Liu enlisted two engineering colleagues and set to work creating a prototype, which they describe in a paper published Wednesday in PLoS ONE. They designed a system of springs and magnetic locks that holds a movable stair tread. Read more (7/12/17)
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My last midterm of the quarter is tomorrow! Studying ochem all day today đź’–
[used: Crayola Supertips in Magenta, Sharpie Pen Fine Point in Black, Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen Soft Tip in Black]
They all look like white males
what men call “logic” is really just a lack of empathy
republicans for years: gay marriage will lead to pedophilia!!!
republicans in 2017: is using the fucking bible to defend an actual real goddamned pedophile running for senate
Gillian Oliver (b. 1943) is an expert in cancer nursing and palliative care. Throughout her career as a cancer nurse, she developed a number of vital services, policies and strategies implemented in her home country of UK and beyond.
She began training at Middlesex Hospital, and has served as UK Director of Service Development for Macmillan Cancer Relief. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Nursing, and has been made a Dame of the British Empire for her services.