A Short Review on ISRO Rocket Engines

The advancement of Indian-class rocket engines has marked a significant milestone, notably with the successful launch of a record-breaking number of satellites into orbit. This achievement is attributed to the successful development of robust rocket engines, such as the Vikas engine. The ongoing efforts to enhance rocket engine capabilities underscore the continuous progress in this domain. In light of this, we have conducted a comprehensive review of all indigenously developed rocket engines in India, assessing their developmental status and reliability. The objective of this study is to highlight the preparedness of ISRO's potent rocket engines and their potential for future orbital launch systems

Institutional Fieldwork:CNoS@10, Group Exhibition, Northumbria University Gallery North, Experimental Studio and City Campus, Newcastle

Exhibition dates: 16th November – 1st December 2023 Exhibition venue: Northumbria University Gallery North, Experimental Studio and City Campus, NewcastleInstitutional Fieldworking: CNoS @10 is a three-week series of exhibitions and events celebrating the tenth anniversary of Northumbria University’s Cultural Negotiation of Science Research Group (CNoS). CNoS was inaugurated at the 2013 British Science Festival when three founder members developed the exhibition and networking event, Extraordinary Renditions, for BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. The event set out to explore the compelling questions thrown up when artists negotiate scientific practices; questions that require artists to perform ‘extraordinary renditions’ across the ethical and political spaces where personal vulnerability and risk-taking is impossible to avoid.CNoS has grown over the last ten years to bring together artists, academics and research students who engage with expert cultures across a broad spectrum of science and technology, including bio-medical, fundamental and environmental sciences. The ‘negotiations’ consider the creative, critical and ethical dimensions of working in and with the scientific realm, as a distinct contemporary art practice. The Institutional Fieldworking programme shares and tests our commitment to supporting innovative, practice-based methods to negotiate and re-vision the relationships between scientific and artistic research in ways that both unsettle and connect. The programme proposes our institution of Northumbria University as the ‘field’ in which we perform and make manifest examples of critical cross disciplinary research and practice via six ‘strands’ of activity that embody the authenticity of what it is to work together<br/

Institutional Fieldwork:CNoS@10, Group Exhibition, Northumbria University Gallery North, Experimental Studio and City Campus, Newcastle

Exhibition dates: 16th November – 1st December 2023 Exhibition venue: Northumbria University Gallery North, Experimental Studio and City Campus, NewcastleInstitutional Fieldworking: CNoS @10 is a three-week series of exhibitions and events celebrating the tenth anniversary of Northumbria University’s Cultural Negotiation of Science Research Group (CNoS). CNoS was inaugurated at the 2013 British Science Festival when three founder members developed the exhibition and networking event, Extraordinary Renditions, for BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. The event set out to explore the compelling questions thrown up when artists negotiate scientific practices; questions that require artists to perform ‘extraordinary renditions’ across the ethical and political spaces where personal vulnerability and risk-taking is impossible to avoid.CNoS has grown over the last ten years to bring together artists, academics and research students who engage with expert cultures across a broad spectrum of science and technology, including bio-medical, fundamental and environmental sciences. The ‘negotiations’ consider the creative, critical and ethical dimensions of working in and with the scientific realm, as a distinct contemporary art practice. The Institutional Fieldworking programme shares and tests our commitment to supporting innovative, practice-based methods to negotiate and re-vision the relationships between scientific and artistic research in ways that both unsettle and connect. The programme proposes our institution of Northumbria University as the ‘field’ in which we perform and make manifest examples of critical cross disciplinary research and practice via six ‘strands’ of activity that embody the authenticity of what it is to work together<br/

Engineering at San Jose State University, Fall 2021

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Engineering at San Jose State University, Fall 2021

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The Bridge Newsletter Winter 2017

-Hands-on experience in concrete materials research and construction practices-Making ACML progress-Taos bridge projecthttps://scholarsmine.mst.edu/bridge/1003/thumbnail.jp

Barnes Hospital Bulletin

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Revolutionizing Underwater Exploration of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) and Seabed Image Processing Techniques

The oceans in the Earth's in one of the last border lines on the World, with only a fraction of their depths having been explored. Advancements in technology have led to the development of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) that can operate independently and perform complex tasks underwater. These vehicles have revolutionized underwater exploration, allowing us to study and understand our oceans like never before. In addition to AUVs, image processing techniques have also been developed that can help us to better understand the seabed and its features. In this comprehensive survey, we will explore the latest advancements in AUV technology and seabed image processing techniques. We'll discuss how these advancements are changing the way we explore and understand our oceans, and their potential impact on the future of marine science. Join us on this journey to discover the exciting world of underwater exploration and the technologies that are driving it forward.Comment: 7 page

Lift 2012 Spring

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USSR Space Life Sciences Digest, volume 2, no. 3

Soviet scientists are making significant contributions to the field of space medicine and biology through their active manned space program, frequent biosatellites, and extensive ground-based research. An overview of the developments and direction of the USSR Space Life Sciences Program is provided