Kettering University Technical Research News Digest

Research Publications from Kettering Faculty and Staff

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Gover, James; Huray, Paul. Educating 21st Century Engineers. Posted with permission from IEEE-USA and IEEE-USA eBooks. To purchase this e-book, go to: http://www.ieeeusa.org/communications/ebooks/default.asp.

Redekop, Benjamin; Heath, Brian (former Kettering student). "A Brief Examination of the Nature, Contexts, and Causes of Unethical Consultant Behaviors."
Journal of Practical Consulting, Vol. 1, no. 2 (2007): 40-50. Kettering University thanks the Journal of Practical Consulting for permission to link to this material.

Kettering Research News Stories

HockeyStick work

Published: May 30, 2008
Sophomore Linda Hunt is a hockey enthusiast interested in the physics of hockey sticks. Recently, she approached Kettering University's Dr. Dan Russell, who studies the "sweet" spot of baseball bats, about research on the vibrational properties of composite and wood sticks.

GeniusMentoring a young intellect

Published: May 12, 2008
Dr. Mark Wicks, professor of Computer Engineering and interim associate vice president of Academic Affairs at Kettering University, mentors a local 14-year-old genius in the art and theory of Computer Engineering.

DropletsChemical Agent Fate project receives boost

Published: May 07, 2008
Pending legislation could provide more funding for Kettering's research into chemical dispersion.

DropletsDigging deep into droplets

Published: February 26, 2008
Kettering University's Chemical Agent Fate Research Project recently received $1 million from the defense appropriations bill and is continuing to provide critical data to military organizations.

Hindu DeityConflict resolution and Hinduism

Published: February 14, 2008
Looking for new ways the world can resolve conflict, a Kettering professor has turned to the diversity of belief and tradition in Hinduism for a fresh perspective.

e-PrizeEradicating computer code constructs

Published: January 18, 2008
The field of Computer Science often hovers between complicated computer code and online entertainment for the casual observer, but ePrize and Kettering University recently joined forces to debunk that notion.

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