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Happenings from the Shapiro Design Lab.
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  • Aaron Chow
Boarding Around Campus
Design Lab Intern Aaron Chow describes a video he created using his homebuilt, motorized board, a smartphone, and a DJI Osmo gimbal.
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  • Gloria Myunghyun Chun
Cookie Decorating Community Night
Design Lab Intern Gloria Chun talks about her cookie-decorating Community Night project.
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  • Daniel Schorin
Course Creation: A Student's Journey in Teaching
Student Developer Daniel Schorin reflects on his participation in the creation of an online Python course with Academic Innovation.
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  • Daniel Schorin
Learning From Artificial Intelligence
Design Lab Student Developer Daniel Schorin reflects on AI and its potential consequences for humanity.
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  • Jeffrey Alex Edelstein
Make-Play-Discover
Design Lab Resident Jeffrey Edelstein discusses his work with adaptive gaming and the many things he learned exploring this topic.
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  • Jeffrey Alex Edelstein
Player 1 and Player 1
Design Lab Resident Jeff Edelstein discusses "co-piloting" a video game with various adaptive gaming setups.
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  • Connor Lockman
Under the Hood: An Overview of Tesla’s Neural Network Solution for Self-Driving Cars
Design Lab Resident Connor Lockman discusses an online course he took on neural networks.
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  • Connor Lockman
Conservation and Computers: Using Algorithms to further Research Projects Studying the Environment
Design Lab Resident Connor Lockman discusses his work with machine learning and animal classification projects on the Zooniverse platform.
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  • Cassidy Holli Konrad
Reflections on Being an Audio Intern
Design Lab Audio Intern Holli Konrad reflects on what she's learned through her work at the Lab.
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  • Christopher Karounos
Graphics Programming Workshop: The Nitty Gritty of Programming for a GPU
I attended a workshop put on by the Wolverinesoft student development club on programming your own graphics for video games on February 14th. That’s right, Valentines Day. It could not be a more appropriate date because it was a lovely workshop put on by David Degazio; a passionate, intelligent and gregarious student leader in Wolverinesoft.