From visualization technologies to nano-templates, participants at the April 2009 Kentucky Innovation and Entrepreneurship Conference describe the technologies that they hope to commercialize.
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April 30, 2009
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Leading Ideas
New hardware created by Kentucky Space for Nanoracks, an entrepreneurial space firm, will fly to the International Space Station early next year. The combination of Nanoracks and "Cubelabs" will dramatically lower the cost of microgravity research, making it affordable for many more organizations.
New methods based on fractal mathematics could lead to a much finer understanding of weather and provide a valuable check on climate models. Click the image for an explanation why. Image:
Aerospace engineering graduate students at the University of Maryland's Clark School of Engineering have learned how to apply the maple seed's unique design to devices that can hover in emergency situations. Image:
The study study of ants has led to new models of distributed intelligence for use in computer and network defense.
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