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Building Capability and Communities in Engineering Education Research By Monica F. Cox, Rocío Chavela Guerra Purdue University

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Building Engineering Education Research Capabilities and Communities By Karl A. Smith Purdue University

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Engineering Education Research (EER): Status of Global Efforts and Opportunities By Karl A. Smith Purdue University

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Building Capability and Communities in Engineering Education Research Taiwan Presentation By Jack R. Lohmann, Karl A. Smith 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 2. Purdue University

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Status of Global Efforts and Opportunities in Engineering Education Research By Jack R. Lohmann, Karl A. Smith 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 2. Purdue University

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Building Capability and Communities in Engineering Education Research ISTE Presentation By Jack R. Lohmann, Karl A. Smith 1. Georgia Institute of Technology 2. Purdue University

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Building Engineering Education Research Capabilities By Karl A. Smith Purdue University

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What IS Rigorous Research in Engineering Education? By Ruth A Streveler, Karl A. Smith

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Implications of Research in Engineering Education for Practice in Engineering Education By Karl A. Smith Purdue University

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A Wireless Brain-Computer Interface

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MIT Technology Review, March 11, 2013, Susan Young. MIT Technology Review Broadband communication and custom signal-processing chips power a new brain-recording device that may one day help paralyzed people.

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A Robot Ankle for Amputees

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IEEESpectrum, August 30, 2012, Eliza Strickland. ieeespectrum. A video can be found on EEESpectrum’s website for those interested in seeing this technology in action. Until recently, an artificial leg was an inert object—a clunky piece of wood or plastic that supported a user, but didn’t help much beyond that. But these days artificial limbs can contain advanced sensors and microprocessors, and their motors can provide a power boost for each step.

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A Chance to See Disabilities as Assets

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By Peggy Klaus, February 4, 2012 New York Times MANY people know of Berkeley, Calif., as the birthplace, in the 1960’s, of the Free Speech Movement. Fewer people know that Berkeley also played a major role in the disability rights movement. It was here, also in the ’60s, that Ed Roberts — a student with quadriplegia — became an outspoken advocate of the cause.

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2012 Imagine Cup Touts Assistive Technology

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Tuesday, July 10, 2012, Joel Watson, examiner.com, Assistive Technology Microsoft’s Imagine Cup ended its five day competition today highlighting some of the world’s best technology students. The tenth annual event takes students from all around the globe and offers them the opportunity to solve important technological issues. This year’s theme, asked to more than 350 students from 75 countries, was to address the world’s toughest problems.

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7 Tech Breakthroughs That Empower People With Disabilities

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October 18, 2011 | MASHABLE Adaptive technology is a fairly new term, but the basic idea is not. Some adaptive devices are simple, like the cane, which has a history as old as mankind itself. Others seem to come more from the realm of science fiction. However mundane or complicated, all are a testament to human determination, creativity and ambition. Here, we look at seven high-tech assistive devices and how they’re helping those with disabilities lead full and fulfilling lives.

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3-D Printing

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The Scientist, July 1, 2012, Kerry Grens. If you’ve worn out the spike on your stiletto, misplaced your kazoo, or you need a cheap little centrifuge, three-dimensional printing and a growing community of designers devoted to open-source software have the solutions for you.

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$2 Million Grant Will Help People with Disabilities Study Science

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Students who dream of studying science but face hurdles because of physical impairments, may find new options thanks to a $2 million grant awarded to Purdue University.

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Future goals and Cognitive development

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Quality Approaches in Higher Ed

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From the Margins to the Mainstream: The Emerging Landscape of Engineering Education Research

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ASEE 2010 Engineering Education PhD Programs - Networking Session

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University of Georgia Graduate Research Opportunity

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University of Georgia Program Details

Cite this work Researchers should cite this work as follows: (2010), “University of Georgia Graduate Research Opportunity,” https://cleerhub.org/resources/119.

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