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    Entering the MET and Grand Central Chrysler

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    Medium: Pen and watercolors on paper. Description: Main entrance hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. ; Looking up at the Chrysler building and Grand Central Station NYC. New York City, NY.https://pilotscholars.up.edu/thaynecovert_exhibit/1010/thumbnail.jp

    The BorrowBike

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    The BorrowBike is turning UP\u27s bike rental system from an inconvenient process to a hassle-free swipe of a card. BorrowBike\u27s smart lock and online web application streamlines the check-out process and allows bikes to be rented at any time of the day.https://pilotscholars.up.edu/egr_project/1025/thumbnail.jp

    Wireless Power Transfer

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    This team created a system to wirelessly transmit power and use it to power a micro-controller. This technology could be applied to replace batteries in small devices and increase battery life in other devices.https://pilotscholars.up.edu/egr_project/1001/thumbnail.jp

    Extraction of Antibacterial and Anticancer Compounds Derived from Microbes Collected at an Archeological Dig Site

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    As antibiotic resistance becomes an increasingly prominent issue in today’s medical reality, the discovery of new bioactive compounds is quintessential to the vitality of tomorrow’s generations. Fortunately the natural world has an almost limitless combination of compounds that organisms can produce and modify to survive that have yet to be researched. This untapped, continuously evolving database, has the potential to help abate the mounting resistance. This study uses microbes as a product source with the goal of extracting and identifying antibiotic and anticancer compounds. These microbes were derived from soil samples collected at the archeological dig site in Pollentia, on the island of Mallorca, Spain. Over a hundred different microbes were isolated initially by their morphology and antibiotic properties; three are focused on for the purposes of this study. Extracts were tested against both gram positive Strep epidermidis ATCC 1228, Staph aureus ATCC 25923, gram negative Escherichia coli DHIOB Life Technologies and Pythium Ultimum provided by Gary Strobel from Montana State University using the Agar disk diffusion and broth dilution methods (Balouiri 2016, Bauer 1966). Each bacteria affected a different combination of tests and further research needs to be done to determine the molecules responsible for these results and identify of the microbial species present

    Comprehensive teaching packet for diabetic patients

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    Distal Limb Pressure Device

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    Venice

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    Medium: Pen (watersoluble pen) and watercolors on paper. Description: One of earliest works. Based on photo reference. Venice, Italy.https://pilotscholars.up.edu/thaynecovert_exhibit/1024/thumbnail.jp

    Fall Path; Pittock Mansion

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    Medium: Pen and watercolors on paper. Description: People strolling down Fall Path near Pittock Mansion, View of Pittock Mansion. Portland, OR.https://pilotscholars.up.edu/thaynecovert_exhibit/1023/thumbnail.jp

    Development of an Electromechanical Valvetrain

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    The Electromechanical Valvetrain Conversion Team designed and implemented a new system to improve internal combustion engine performance and efficiency. This system replaces the traditional camshaft-based valvetrain with a computer-controlled pneumatic actuation system. This new system has the potential to reduce emissions without sacrificing the benefits which have made combustion engines a popular power source.https://pilotscholars.up.edu/egr_project/1026/thumbnail.jp

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