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Martin Fisher, Winner: Lemelson-MIT Award for Sustainability Martin Fisher, winner of the 2008 Lemelson-MIT Award for Sustainability, is the founder of KickStart, U.S.-based non-profit social enterprise that creates tools to help end poverty in Africa. These low-cost technologies are bought by local entrepreneurs and used to establish highly profitable new small businesses. They create new jobs and wealth, enabling the poor to climb out of their poverty forever. Tags: "Lemelson Foundation" "Martin Fisher" "KickStart" "Lemelson-MIT" "Lemelson-MIT Award for Sustainability" poverty Africa |
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Dr. Joseph M. DeSimone: Winner, $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize A well-recognized chemist and polymer expert, Dr. Joseph M. DeSimone has uniquely applied his skills to the development of groundbreaking solutions in green manufacturing, and promising applications in gene therapy and drug delivery, as well as medical devices. Tags: "Lemelson Foundation" "Joseph M. DeSimone" "Lemelson-MIT" polymer "green manufacturing" "gene therapy" medicine |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Remote Control for Quadriplegics 2007 Palo Alto High SchoolInvenTeam discusses their InvenTeams project: a head-mounted remote control for quadriplegics. Tags: invention youth high school MIT lemelson |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Omni-directional Wheelchair 2006 Upper Darby HS InvenTeam (Drexil Hill, PA) demonstrates their invention: a wheelchair with omni-directional wheel control Tags: invention youth high school MIT Lemelson |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Extended-Use Dry-Erase Marker 2007 McArthur HS InvenTeam (Hollywood, FL) discusses their Young Inventors Club and InvenTeams project: an extended-use dry-erase marker Tags: Invention youth high school MIT Lemelson |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Biodiesel bus 2007 Merrimack HS InvenTeam (Merrimack, NH) promotional video for their invention: a biodiesel processor Tags: Lemelson InvenTeams invention Biodiesel MIT youth |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Portable Water Treatment for Mexico 2006 Nerinx Hall HS InvenTeam (Webster Groves, MO) demonstrate their invention: a portable water treatment device for a rural Mexican village. Tags: Invention youth high school MIT Lemelson |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Reusable Fire-fighting Grenade 2007 Acton-Boxborough Regional High School InvenTeam discusses their InvenTeams project: a reusable fire-fighting grenade. Tags: invention youth high school MIT lemelson |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Neural-directed Wheelchair 2006 Thomas Jefferson HS for Science & Technology InvenTeam (Alexandria, VA) demonstrate their invention: a neural-directed wheelchair; subject: their teacher, Dr. Paul Cammer Tags: invention youth high school MIT Lemelson |
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Lemelson MIT Lifetime Acheivement Award Dr. Sidney Pestka recepient of the 2006 Lemelson MIT Lifetime Acheivement Award. Tags: Interferons cytokines PBL InterferonSource Biomedical Laboratories |
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Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams: Watermelon Ripeness Evaluator 2005 West Salem HS InvenTeam (West Salem, OR) demonstrates their invention: a watermelon ripeness evaluator Tags: invention youth high school MIT Lemelson |
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Eurekafest - Heavy Metal - Final Drop The final drop from the Heavy Metal Design Challenge at the Museum of Science, Boston. The challenge was a feature of Eurekafest, sponsored by the Lemelson-MIT Program. Tags: Wind Windmill Turbine Eurekafest MoS Museum of Science Lemelson Trash Can Drop Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams |
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Nate Ball of Design Squad Demonstrates the ATLAS Ascender (Part 1/6) Nate Ball, recipient of the 2007 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for invention, returned to his home state of Oregon to demonstrate the ATLAS Ascender, which enables users to climb rope at up to ten feet per second. These video clips feature Nate at OMSI, being interviewed by Kacey Montoya of KOIN. (Posted with the permission of KOIN.) Tags: "Nate Ball" "Design Squad" "Lemelson Foundation" Lemelson-MIT "Atlas Ascender" "Kacey Montoya" OMSI |
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Nate Ball of Design Squad Demonstrates the ATLAS Ascender (Part 2/6) Nate Ball, recipient of the 2007 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for invention, returned to his home state of Oregon to demonstrate the ATLAS Ascender, which enables users to climb rope at up to ten feet per second. These video clips feature Nate at OMSI, being interviewed by Kacey Montoya of KOIN. (Posted with the permission of KOIN.) Tags: "Nate Ball" "Design Squad" "Lemelson Foundation" Lemelson-MIT "Atlas Ascender" "Kacey Montoya" OMSI |
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Nate Ball of Design Squad Demonstrates the ATLAS Ascender (Part 3/6) Nate Ball, recipient of the 2007 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for invention, returned to his home state of Oregon to demonstrate the ATLAS Ascender, which enables users to climb rope at up to ten feet per second. These video clips feature Nate at OMSI, being interviewed by Kacey Montoya of KOIN. (Posted with the permission of KOIN.) Tags: "Nate Ball" "Design Squad" "Lemelson Foundation" Lemelson-MIT "Atlas Ascender" "Kacey Montoya" OMSI |
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Nate Ball of Design Squad Demonstrates the ATLAS Ascender (Part 4/6) Nate Ball, recipient of the 2007 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for invention, returned to his home state of Oregon to demonstrate the ATLAS Ascender, which enables users to climb rope at up to ten feet per second. These video clips feature Nate at OMSI, being interviewed by Kacey Montoya of KOIN. (Posted with the permission of KOIN.) Tags: "Nate Ball" "Design Squad" "Lemelson Foundation" Lemelson-MIT "Atlas Ascender" "Kacey Montoya" OMSI |
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Nate Ball of Design Squad Demonstrates the ATLAS Ascender (Part 5/6) Nate Ball, recipient of the 2007 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for invention, returned to his home state of Oregon to demonstrate the ATLAS Ascender, which enables users to climb rope at up to ten feet per second. These video clips feature Nate at OMSI, being interviewed by Kacey Montoya of KOIN. (Posted with the permission of KOIN.) Tags: "Nate Ball" "Design Squad" "Lemelson Foundation" Lemelson-MIT "Atlas Ascender" "Kacey Montoya" OMSI |
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Nate Ball of Design Squad Demonstrates the ATLAS Ascender (Part 6/6) Nate Ball, recipient of the 2007 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for invention, returned to his home state of Oregon to demonstrate the ATLAS Ascender, which enables users to climb rope at up to ten feet per second. These video clips feature Nate at OMSI, being interviewed by Kacey Montoya of KOIN. (Posted with the permission of KOIN.) Tags: "Nate Ball" "Design Squad" "Lemelson Foundation" Lemelson-MIT "Atlas Ascender" "Kacey Montoya" OMSI |
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IBM Scientist: Robert Dennard Robert Dennard, who grew up in rural Texas and started school in a one-room schoolhouse, says he "had a lot of time to think and read and contemplate." He recounts that he was always looking for better ways to do things, such as a faster way to chop kindling for the stoves. He later brought this penchant for improvement to IBM, where he developed the one-transistor dynamic random access memory (DRAM)—the paragon for low cost digital memory, ubiquitous in the computer industry today. At IBM, he also developed a significant theory on electronic device scaling, which has been a driving force in microelectronics. For these achievements, Dennard is the 2005 recipient of the $100,000 Lemelson-MIT Lifetime Achievement Award. In 1966 Dennard was a member of an IBM team doing research on a six-transistor memory cell, and he thought there must be a simpler method to build memory in this technology. His solution evolved as a single field-effect transistor that performed the reading and writing of information stored as an electric charge on a capacitor, now commonly known as a DRAM cell. This technology, patented in 1968, expended less energy and was cheaper than earlier magnetic memory. It was introduced in products on the market in the 1970s and today is the foundation for memory (RAM) in most computer components and systems. Dennard and his colleagues also conceived the scaling theory, a concept of reducing the dimensions of metal-oxide field effect transistors (MOSFETs) and their interconnecting wires, which led to denser, less expensive and faster integrated circuits, whose properties grew directly proportional to the degree of miniaturization. Dennard published this theory in 1974 in the paper "Design of Ion-Implanted MOSFETs With Very Small Physical Dimensions." It is now a "Classic Paper" as recognized by the Proceedings of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers in 1999. The scaling theory, which drives miniaturization in the industry, has enabled computing to be portable, from laptops to cell phones to other technological devices. He has continued to build on the scaling theory over the last 30 years at IBM, where engineers have pushed the edges of the theory's physical limits. Dennard received his B.S. (1954) and M.S. (1956) in electrical engineering from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas and his Ph.D. (1958) in electrical engineering from Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, Pa., today Carnegie Mellon University. After completing his degrees, Dennard joined IBM , where he continues research today as an IBM Fellow at Yorktown Heights, N.Y. "I wasn't that involved in really creative things until I came to IBM and they handed me a patent notebook, and they said, 'put all your ideas in here,'" remarked Dennard. Since 1965, he has been granted 35 U.S. patents in semiconductors and microelectronics. A member of the National Academy of Engineering and a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Dennard is a recipient of the National Medal of Technology (1988), the Harvey Prize from Technion (Israel, 1990) and the IEEE Edison Medal (2001), among others. He was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 1997. According to Dennard, "The most important thing about the inventive process is seeing the problem and asking questions: what if ... we did this, why does this have to be this way ... isn't there a better way to do it?" Tags: IBM Robert Dennard |
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1 Alan Tratner Santa Barbara Young Professionals Club 10/07 Part 1 Alan Tratner at Santa Barbara Young Professionals Club 10/07 Hotel Andalucia 31 W. Carrillo Blvd. Santa Barbara TOPIC: ENTREPRENEURSHIP Film By Cliff Baldridge SantaBarbaraArtsTV.com SPEAKER: ALAN TRATNER, Entrepreneur & Consultant Alan Tratner is director of the Small Business Entrepreneurship Center, the Inventors Workshop International, and serves as a SCORE counselor, has been dubbed by the media as the "Minister of Ideas" and has appeared on, or featured in the Wall Street Journal; Entrepreneur; INC; Business Week; CNN; Oprah; CNBC; Good Morning America; America Online Forum; National Public Radio, and was co-host of a nationally syndicated program in 90 USA cities, "the New Venture Money Show" on the Business Radio Network. Alan has received numerous awards and recognition for his work fostering innovation and enterprise from the White House to Governors and Mayors and is a nominator for the Lemelson/MIT $500,000 annual award for American inventors. He has lectured from Stanford U to Moscow. He created the green2Gold environmental Incubator, and the YIPEE! projects for kids 6-17 on entrepreneurship, inventing, financial literacy and social/environmental responsibility and serves on the Money Camp Board of Directors. 5:30pm Networking 6:15pm Speaker begins 7:00pm Q&A 7:30pm Adjourn speaker, bar opens, networking 8:30pm Close Tags: tratner santabarbara sbypc inventors entrepreneurs |
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The Bio-Diesel Initiative - Pedal Station Orientation In this LOST themed orientation video, Dr. Melvin Handlebar introduces the Pedal Station. One bicycle powered pump which introduces, circulates and empties the used fry oil mix in a biodiesel processor. Another bicycle powers a generator which charges a bank of 4-Trojan T-105 6V, 225Ah batteries. The batteries are connected to a 115 V AC, 2500 Watt inverter which runs the heater in the processor. It can be used to run the pump as well if human power is not available for it. Namaste' and good luck. Tags: LOST Bio Diesel Fuel Bike Bus Bug Merrimack NH New Hampshire InvenTeams Lemelson-MIT Program |
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2 Alan Tratner Santa Barbara Young Professionals Club 10/07 Part 2 Alan Tratner at Santa Barbara Young Professionals Club 10/07 BIG THINK Financial Literacy Information Lecture Series Date: Tuesday, October 2, 2007 Time: 5:30 PM to 8: 00 PM Location: Hotel Andalucia 31 W. Carrillo Blvd. Santa Barbara Cost: $5 SBYPC Members $10 Non-Members/Guests Details: TOPIC: ENTREPRENEURSHIP SPEAKER: ALAN TRATNER, Entrepreneur & Consultant Alan Tratner is director of the Small Business Entrepreneurship Center, the Inventors Workshop International, and serves as a SCORE counselor, has been dubbed by the media as the "Minister of Ideas" and has appeared on, or featured in the Wall Street Journal; Entrepreneur; INC; Business Week; CNN; Oprah; CNBC; Good Morning America; America Online Forum; National Public Radio, and was co-host of a nationally syndicated program in 90 USA cities, "the New Venture Money Show" on the Business Radio Network. Alan has received numerous awards and recognition for his work fostering innovation and enterprise from the White House to Governors and Mayors and is a nominator for the Lemelson/MIT $500,000 annual award for American inventors. He has lectured from Stanford U to Moscow. He created the green2Gold environmental Incubator, and the YIPEE! projects for kids 6-17 on entrepreneurship, inventing, financial literacy and social/environmental responsibility and serves on the Money Camp Board of Directors. 5:30pm Networking 6:15pm Speaker begins 7:00pm Q&A 7:30pm Adjourn speaker, bar opens, networking 8:30pm Close Tags: tratner |
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Cellular uptake of PRINT micro- and nano-particles 2008 Lemelson-MIT prize winner, Dr. Joseph DeSimone, has designed precisely engineered particles for targeted delivery of therapeutics Tags: DeSimone Lemelson nanoparticle liquidia PRINT nano |
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November 2007 EVT Here is the video of our November adventures with the Experimental Video Team. Tags: EVT Saint Thomas Academy Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam |
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Lemelson Design Challenge Test Run This wind-powered winch designed by my team came in second place today at the Lemelson/MIT Design Challenge. Tags: Wind power |
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