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The document lists over 40 potential topics for research projects covering a wide range of modern technologies, from alternative fuels and diesel engines to data encryption, digital video discs, nanotechnology, smart pills, organic light emitting diodes, magnetic levitation trains, artificial neural networks, nanomanufacturing, and microelectromechanical systems. The topics involve cutting-edge areas including energy, transportation, electronics, materials science, biotechnology, manufacturing, and information technology.

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The document lists over 40 potential topics for research projects covering a wide range of modern technologies, from alternative fuels and diesel engines to data encryption, digital video discs, nanotechnology, smart pills, organic light emitting diodes, magnetic levitation trains, artificial neural networks, nanomanufacturing, and microelectromechanical systems. The topics involve cutting-edge areas including energy, transportation, electronics, materials science, biotechnology, manufacturing, and information technology.

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Sample Topics

 Alternative fuels for automobiles


 Diesel engines (how they work, their applications)
 The technology behind military self-guided missiles
 CD-RW, DVD +R/-R drives (how they work)
 Nanocrystalline technology (specialized metal-ceramic composites used for coatings)
 Sophisticated electronic surveillance equipment used by high-level government agencies
 The Envistat satellite (how it monitors the Earth, how it was launched, how it is maintained)
 Distributed Computing and Peer-to-Peer Computing (P2P) (SETI@home)
 Data encryption technology (e.g, Twofish, Triple-DES, AES encryption methods, etc.)
 Digital audio compression technology (e.g., MP3, Sony’s ATRAC compression scheme, etc.)
 Energy scavengers (wireless vibrational parasites)
 Bluetooth wireless technology protocol
 guidance systems)
 Digital Video Discs (DVD) (how they work)
 Mini DV Digital video cameras (how they work)
 Modern electronic engine management systems (automobiles)
 Digital cameras (how an image is processed and recorded)
 High-definition plasma screens (how they work, advantages, disadvantages)
 Microelctronics and materials (production of high-resolution integrated circuits)
 Nanotube transistors
 Smart pills (emerging nanotechnology in medicine)
 Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLED) (flat panel displays using OLED technology)
 Magnetic levitation trains (Maglev trains)
 Airborne pathogen control systems (aerobiology of the indoor environment)
 Artificial neural networks (i.e., parallel distributed processing, neuro-computing, etc.)
 Advanced manufacturing technology (the use of robotics in precision
 chnology (the science of formulating concrete for major structures)
 Geotechnics (ground improvement, slope stability, soil dynamics)
 RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks) data storage technology
 Predictive and preventive maintenance systems used for asset optimization in manufacturing
 Information technology: protecting a company’s critical information assets
 Managing a company’s computer network infrastructure
 Automation systems used in high-tech manufacturing (self-monitoring equipment)
 Nanochips: design and manufacture
 Modern fuel injection systems used on automobiles
 Inexpensive customizable robots used for industrial purposes (swarmbots)
 Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tags/readers used for process automation and monitoring
 Stealth submarines: running silent and deep
 Synesthesia: hearing colors, tasting shapes
 Self-repairing computers
 Hearing implants
 Smart antennas: adaptive antenna arrays
 Nanomanufacturing
 Geocaching (the sport of searching for strategically placed hidden treasures via GPS devices)
 MEMS (Micro-Electromechanical Systems) technology
 Artificial neural networks capacity DVD formats)

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