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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
UW CEE Professor visits Haiti to realize a shocking reality about construction practices
Prof. Mark Eberhard is back from Haiti where he led a team of five engineers to study how that country's buildings withstood the 7.0 magnitude quake that hit in January.
"I was shocked to hear there was no building code in Haiti," said Eberhard. "I've never been to a place where there's no building codes."
Eberhard is the lead author of a report that will be shared with U.S. aid agencies and the United Nations. He described his trip on a NEES (Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation) blog:http://neescomm.blogspot.com/
Hibernating Until Next Year
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We're off for the holidays and will see you next in 2026. In the meantime,
here's a favorite for your holiday playlist.
The post Hibernating Until Next Y...
The Spy in Your Living Room
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Did you know that your smart TV will in all likelihood (a) use audio and
video recognition technology to determine exactly what programming you are
w...
NotebookLM: Exploring a source-grounded AI tool
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In addition to vetting, practicing, and teaching generative AI tools, we
have the additional work of assessing functionality for AI-assisted
searching in s...
Thanks Cedar Rapids Public Library!
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Sending a very warm thanks to all the staff at Cedar Rapids Public Library.
I spoke and facilitated an exploration of “Wholehearted Libraries” at their
Sta...
VETERANS DAY HOURS - Mon, Nov 11: 1:00pm-5:00pm
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Many of the UW Libraries have reduced hours or are closed in observance of
the Veterans Day Holiday on Monday, November 11.
The Engineering Library will be...
Two posts in one
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Farewell to Justice Stevens As it did for so many people, the passing last
week of Justice John Paul Stevens saddened me, and caused me to reflect on
his...
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