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- A Stanford Engineering team has built a working radio the size of an Ant, and is so energy efficient that it gathers all the power it needs from the electromagnetic
waves that carry signals to its Receiving Antenna

phys.org/news/2014-09-aims-world-ant-sized-radios.html#nwit

I do expect that the range that it can receive from will be short, unless connected to a Wi-fi network, but expecting it to have a broadcast range beyond a few yards
is unlikely ! Big AL

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Name ONE THING. ONE.. I dare you. Name one thing we use in our daily lives that came from a university ?? Came from 'out standing research from XX university"....the answer usually is: not one damn thing. Universities are only there to publish papers, sometimes get patents that will never be licensed and the big reasons they do this is to write grants so they can get more money to do more stuff to write more grants to write more papers to get more money. NEVER do they do anything that will actually become famous and impact your life... so... don't expect the ant sized radio, or anything else from any university or 'published paper' any decade soon.

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p.s. I asked this same question of one guy and he had the perfect answer... when asked to name one damn thing a university has ever produced his immediate answer was, "Fast food workers." ..... that about sums it up.

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Steve Harris : Besides Basket Ball

?!

A less than 30sec search found this !

www.nytimes.com/2009/01/04/education/edlife/whoseidea-t.html?pagewanted=all&_r=O

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AGAIN... NOT ONE F'N thing in production, not one product and especially not one famous product at all. The long article is just about the licensing fight between the student and the university. Useless !!!

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Steve Harris : Did you reed the same article I did ? Money Talks ,the little man walks !

Orphan drugs , I am alive today because of medical research done at the University level after private industry decided that they were not only going
to cancel an existing research program, they were going to stop production of a an existing drug line .

MOST of the drug research today cannot be un-coupled from University medical centers ! Big AL !

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Quoting directly from the New York Times article previously posted to this thread !

[u]Colleges and universities obtained fewer than 250 patents a year before 1980[u], when the
Bayh-Doyle Act gave them ownership of inventions developed through federally financed
research. Now they acquire about 3,000 a year, according to the Association of University
Technology Managers, whose members work in tech transfer offices. in 2006 association
members made $45 Billion from Licensing fees and equity in spinoff companies; research
powerhouses like Stanford and new York University made $61million and 157 million,
respectively.

To ask what Inventions have come out of any college or university -is to ask a question that became both Moot and Dated in 1980 !

For the good of the crafts ! Big AL

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Ok... 3000 patents in 1 year, billions made in revenue.. still... NAME ONE DAMN THING that is FAMOUS for coming from a University. Something that is used in daily life, something people can point to and say that came from Stanford research.

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Steven Harris : O. K., I looked and didn't find one for Stanford, but I did find a few others

the pacemaker Earl bakken and Walt Lillehei at U-Minnesota
Insulin Banting and Best U-Toronto Floride Toothpaste u-Indiana
2nd computer john Mauchley Presper Ecart U-Pen Babage was 1st
Breathalyzer Rolla Harger U-Indiana polio Vaccine J Sauk, Oral P Vacine U-pitsburg
Penicillin Production as a pure drug U-Oxford
MRI scanner raymond Damian U-N.Y. Electron Microscope Eli Burton Cecil Bell et al U-Toronto
Adenocard U-Virginia The seat belt james 'crash' Ryan U-Minnesota
Gatorade Bob Cade U-Fla Rocket Fuel Robert Goddard Clark-U.

As I said I did not find one for Stanford so i'll spend a little more time on it !

Excelsior Big AL

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S.H. found a few Vinton Cerf internet protocol,john Chowning synthesizer Ray Dolby noise reduction system Ted Hoff microprocessor ted Maiman laser Brad Parkinson GPS Brent Townshend 56K modem

And seven Nobel prize winners that no-one ever heard of -you're more famous then them !

This was a labor of love sometimes I can work research into a paying gig thats always fun ! Big AL

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still... NAME ONE DAMN THING that is FAMOUS for coming from a University. Something that is used in daily life, something people can point to and say that came from Stanford research.

How about Google search engine?
Used daily by millions of people world-wide.
Used by more people than all other search engines combined.

It was the results of a research project by Larry Page at Stanford University. Sergey Brin joined the project, and they later founded Google. To this day, Stanford still holds some of the patented material, but has granted Brin & Page exclusive rights to use it.

Google's first URL was google.stanford.edu

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John Polk wrote:
It was the results of a research project by Larry Page at Stanford University.

Ackkkkk!
Permaculture!!! The result of Bill Mollison advising David Holmgren on his senor thesis at the University of Tasmania, I believe.

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HOT NEWS FLASH FROM THE U. OF NO. CAROLINA : Undergrads have brought a paint on nail polish that can be used to discreetly test for date rape drugs to clinical tests !

Hows that for some important shit coming out of collage ! Big AL

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sounds like more bullshit from a university.....

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Steven H. As a 30 + year Veteran, I have sworn to defend to the death your right to your opinion ! Go For it ! Big AL

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You would be much easier to understand if you took that bucket off of your head. And that goes for the tiny ad too!

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