Well I got a bit stuck last week with my supervisor out of the office on holiday. I am currently trying to run a dynamic simulation of a snowboard moving around on an artificial snow surface and it was slightly harder than I initially thought and they I think I over complicated it with the [...]

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I recently discovered a number of new podcasts and after finding many of the students at Chosen-Hill School were very interested in Science Podcasts. I thought I would put a number of them here which I listen to! My personal favourite is Dr Karl who I discovered while driving round the USA with my Australian [...]

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Well after much fiddling I managed to make it spin out of control…sadly not quite the result I was hoping for. I think there is something wrong my my array of zeros for my M-file which runs the program but I think I will have to wait and see what my supervisor says
Its [...]

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Well after a day or two off recovering from the Metro Ski show and having my MRI scan done for my car accident in July I am back on track with work. I have now submitted my end of second year report and was in the office yesterday catching up on emails and investigating what [...]

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