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IIT Kharagpur professor drowns trying to save 4-year-old son IIT Kharagpur professor drowns trying to save 4-year-old son A Professor Of IIT Kharagpur Got Drowned In A Large Water Filled Ditch On Sunday While Trying To Rescue His 4-year-old Child Who Had Fallen Into The Water Body Near The IIT Campus In Kharagpur Rural Area Of West Midnapore District, Police Said. PTI | Updated on: 28 Aug 2017, 04:27:41 AM Kolkata: An IIT professor of Kharagpur campus got drowned...

When a coastline undergoes massive erosion, like a hurricane flattening a beach and its nearby environments, it has to rebuild itself – relying on the resilience of its natural coastal structures to begin piecing itself back together in a way that will allow it to survive the next large phenomena that comes its way. Orencio Duran Vinent, assistant professor, and Ignacio Rodriguez-Iturbe, Distinguished University Professor and Wofford Cain Chair I Professor, in the Department of Ocean Engineer...

Texas A&M Introduces Master of Science in Ocean Engineering Program (Photo: Texas A&M University at Galveston) The Department of Ocean Engineering at Texas A&M University has established a new Master of Science (M.S.) in Ocean Engineering degree program offered exclusively at Galveston – highlighting the unique waterfront location and resources of its seaside campus. This nonthesis, 30-credit program provides students with a unique education and career preparation filled with hands-on experie...

 E-Mail When a coastline undergoes massive erosion, like a hurricane flattening a beach and its nearby environments, it has to rebuild itself - relying on the resilience of its natural coastal structures to begin piecing itself back together in a way that will allow it to survive the next large phenomena that comes its way. Drs. Orencio Duran Vinent, assistant professor, and Ignacio Rodriguez-Iturbe, Distinguished University Professor and Wofford Cain Chair I Professor, in the Department of Oc...

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2021-02-17 19:17:33 UTC Scientists drilled through over half a mile of ancient, coastal Antarctic ice in 2016. Into the abyss, they lowered a camera and reached the seafloor, glimpsing a freezing, lightless world, hundreds of miles from any typical sources of food. Did they see anything alive?  Yes. Beneath the Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf — part of an enormous ice sheet that floats over the ocean — researchers unexpectedly spotted eerie sponges on stalks and other still unidentified i...

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dexter Ang ’05, AF ’16 had been working as a high-frequency trader before he learned his mother had ALS. Over the next year, he watched her slowly lose the ability to walk, feed herself, and even click a mouse to read an e-book, one of her favorite activities. The progression was painful to watch, but what Ang couldn’t accept was that his mother’s physical condition could so negatively affect her interactions with the digital world. “I didn’t th...

Credits: Image: courtesy of Pison Technologies Caption: The MIT startup Pison Technology, founded by Dexter Ang ’05, is using sensors to turn biopotentials on the skin into digital commands for smartphones, robots, IoT equipment, and more. Credits: Image: courtesy of Pison Technologies Previous image Next image Dexter Ang ’05, AF ’16 had been working as a high-frequency trader before he l...

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Loading video... VIDEO: Turn up the sound! Using the whitespotted eagle ray and underwater acoustic recorders, a study is the first to characterize how they consume hard-shelled mollusk prey like clams in a... view more  Credit: Florida Atlantic Universitys Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute "Shell-crushing" - exactly what it sounds like - is a predatory mode used by numerous marine life from crabs to octopuses to large fishes and mammals when they eat hard-shelled mollusks like clams...