Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

David enjoys writing about high technology and its potential to make life better for all who inhabit planet earth.

Cornell Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island, New York City, to Open in 2017

Progress Report On June 16, 2015, Cornell University broke ground on what will become the Cornell Tech campus, a Graduate Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City. The school will offer graduate applied…

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US Competitiveness & Jobs at Stake in Export Import Bank Reauthorization Fight

More than 60 Export-Import Banks around the world are supported by governments and provide loans, guarantees, and insurance products to aid businesses export their goods and services abroad. The US Ex-Im Bank seeks to ensure…

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Transform Any Object Into a Rubik’s Cube With Twisty Joints

Nearly everyone has been fascinated by Rubik’s Cubes for more than four decades, but now anyone can create a complex Rubik’s Cube-like object that has twisty joints and/or puzzles. Last month, Columbia University students Timothy…

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BBC Micro Bit Launches Next Generation of Digital Innovators

Today, the BBC, along with Microsoft, Samsung, semiconductor firm ARM and a consortium of a dozen other companies unveiled the final prototype design for the BBC Micro Bit which will be given to more than…

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Hydroelectricity, Fisheries Engineering & Fish Passage Systems

Engineering & Ecohydrology for Fish Passage Systems Hydroelectricity has long been considered a renewable energy resource as water evaporates and falls as rain is collected in rivers and turns hydroelectric turbines producing energy. However, it…

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Bill Gates, the Blue Screen of Death & Your $2 Billion Investment in Renewable Energy

The Absurd Man Albert Camus asked: “How should the absurd man live?” We might look at the man who has made $600,000 an hour since he started Microsoft decades ago, providing the world with an…

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Backward Brain Bicycle Illustrates Ingrained Human Biases, Habits

Learning to Ride a Backward Brain Bicycle Learning to ride a bike is difficult for most people but with a little practice we enjoy a lifetime of fast and nearly effortless fun or rejuvenating exercise.…

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Owl Wing Aeroacoustic Design Quieting Wind Turbines

One of the keys to owls being great hunters is their ability to swoop down on prey without making a noise. Whether a wing is part of an owl, a plane, or a turbine blade, the…

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Create Your Own Organisms with Desktop DNA Sequencing

According to Kevin Davies, author of “The $1000 Genome” and “Cracking the Genome,” and founding editor of Nature Genetics and Bio-IT World, a company called BGI has debuted a new desktop DNA sequencing technology, the BGISEQ 500,…

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“Learning Machine Algorithms” Now Powering the World

Creating Cleverer & Cleverer Machines The smartphone we carry around is an automated learning machine as are large companies like Google and Amazon. While the current stage of artificial intelligence is our de facto librarian,…

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Author Archives: David Russell Schilling

About David Russell Schilling

Cornell Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island, New York City, to Open in 2017

US Competitiveness & Jobs at Stake in Export Import Bank Reauthorization Fight

Transform Any Object Into a Rubik’s Cube With Twisty Joints

BBC Micro Bit Launches Next Generation of Digital Innovators

Hydroelectricity, Fisheries Engineering & Fish Passage Systems

Bill Gates, the Blue Screen of Death & Your $2 Billion Investment in Renewable Energy

Backward Brain Bicycle Illustrates Ingrained Human Biases, Habits

Owl Wing Aeroacoustic Design Quieting Wind Turbines

Create Your Own Organisms with Desktop DNA Sequencing

“Learning Machine Algorithms” Now Powering the World

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