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The prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarships were established in 2000 through a donation from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to cover the costs of graduate education at Cambridge for 90 students from around the world â€” 40 <img src=""> of them from the United States â€” each year. Lee will start a masterâ€™s program in pure mathematics at Cambridge this fall.Leeâ€™s primary interest is in number theory. After completing his masterâ€™s at Cambridge, he plans to acquire a PhD so that he can teach and conduct further research in this <img src=""> field. At MIT, Lee has served as vice president of the Undergraduate Math Association, worked as a teaching assistant in a mathematics summer program for high school students, and developed mathematical curricula and online-learning resources. Ken Ono, the <img src=",1282563478,27/stock-photo-portrait-of-pretty-young-female-in-sportswear-and-smiling-59839249.jpg"> Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Mathematics at Emory University, praised Leeâ€™s undergraduate research experience contributions at Emory in summer 2011, highlighting in particular a paper Lee co-authored on p-adic modular forms.Â Sug Woo Shin, an assistant professor of mathematics at MIT, and Leeâ€™s advisor in the mathematics department, observed, â€œHolden grasps new mathematical notions quickly and has insatiable thirst for discovering beautiful symmetries hidden in number theory.â€ Shin also commended Leeâ€™s work teaching high school students and writing lessons on math that are free and available to the public. â€œHolden is greatly concerned with math education,â€ Shin wrote, and has a great desire â€œto share his knowledge.â€Lee is the second MIT student to have won a Gates Scholarship this year, joining Daniel D. Jimenez BSc â€™10, MEng â€™11, who will enroll in an MPhil in engineering for sustainable development at Cambridge in October. Students interested in the Gates Scholarship should speak with Kimberly Benard in MIT Global Education and Career Development. I've never owned a car â€“ due to a combination of not being able to afford one and avoiding <a href = "">natural vitiligo treatment </a> environmental reasons â€“ and now I'm about to get my first vehicle for work. Should I go for an electric van from an emissions point of view?Initially the electric vehicle, or EV, looks good: you can still get a grant for one, which brings the cost of a van <img src=""> down by around 20%, and there are simply no tailpipe emissions. However it's important to remember that in effect you are transferring your pollution to a different part of the carbon cycle. Tailpipe pollution is swapped for smoke-stack pollution.Unless you have calculated the amount of electricity you need to recharge and have a renewable option to cover this, such as photovoltaic panels, your EV is not carbon neutral. When you plug into the grid to recharge, you become dependent on the energy mix of the country you live in. In the UK that's not an altogether rosy <img src=""> picture.Here we are largely dependent on coal and gas. A recent study on the real impact of EVs by Norwegian researchers also took into account the carbon-intensive production of EVs. The results were disappointing. Producing the vehicles, particularly the batteries, is polluting. Drive 100,000km (the average battery warranty) over the lifetime of your EV and its "eco" benefit is just 9-14% better than petrol.Here's another issue: imagine there are suddenly 10 million EV owners who all want to charge their EVs after work. This is a nightmare: 80GW of power, or <img src=""> the entire generating capacity available for the UK, would be needed to charge this fleet. Mass EV ownership is simply not viable without an overhaul of the electricity network. Therefore it's incumbent on EV owners to push for a smart grid revolution, too.But let's go back to the future. As petrol gets dirtier (for example requiring oil to be squeezed from tar sands at huge ecological cost), EVs will get cleaner, and <img src=""> easier to produce. Meanwhile the mix of renewables in the UK is supposed to increase (by 2020 coal will provide just 11% of energy). Plus, you can already begin to see the shape of a network of fast-charging points. Institutions such as MIT are working on improving the EV performance to get greater range per unit of electricity (such as working on a <img src=""> cooling/heating system that isn't reliant on battery power).Every day a little more is done. EVs could finally be on the right road, and for that reason this is the route I think you should take.Green crushIt feels as if the nation is slowly reskilling, what with bake-offs and sewing <a href = "">tinnitus miracle </a> skincare is next. The @Made_In_Hackney kitchen leads the charge with its low-cost edible cosmetics workshops. Julie Riehl (biologist and botanist) and Sarah Bentley (ecologist and permaculture champion) teach all you'll need to know to refill your bathroom cabinet with non-toxic, homemade alternatives that are <img src=""> pure enough to eat (though they warn they don't taste brilliant). Go to madeinhackney.orgGreenspeak: Carpoolchella ka:-pu:l-tÅ¿Elei nounHats off to US music festival Coachella. Carpoolers who went four or more to a vehicle at this year's festival could enter a draw to win VIP passes for life from 2014. Now that's what we call an incentiveIf you have an ethical dilemma, send an email to Lucy at lucy.siegle@observer.co.ukElectric, hybrid and low-emission carsCarbon emissionsTravel and transportMotoringEthical and green livingLucy Siegleguardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds     Didn't make it to the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science last week? AAAS has posted videos of five plenary lectures at www.aaas.org/meetings/2011/program/plenaries. Washingtonians might particularly be interested in the presentation by John P. Holdren, Presi... Like many in the MIT community, Jake Jurewicz has felt a lifelong attraction to engineering. â€œGrowing up, all I ever played with were Legos and Lincoln Logs, things that involved building,â€ he recalls.That love of making things found a challenging and rewarding engagement in the summer of 2012, when Jurewicz, an NSE-Physics double major fresh off his sophomore year, received a National Undergraduate Fellowship (NUF) to develop new simulation and <img src=""> visualization software at the National Fusion Facility (NFF) in La Jolla, Calif. He credits NSE Assistant Professor Anne White with encouraging him to apply for the fellowship, which took him to one of just three tokamak fusion reactors in the United States, a list that includes MITâ€™s Alcator C-Mod.After a weeklong orientation with about 40 other NUF <img src=""> fellows at Princeton Universityâ€™s Plasma Physics Lab (home of the third U.S. tokamak), Jurewicz joined a General Atomics team that is working to improve the performance of the NFFâ€™s DIII-D tokamak as part of the broad international effort to realize the game-changing potential of fusion as a practical energy source. One basic challenge is generating extremely high temperatures, comparable to those in the core of a star. While Alcator does this with RF energy, DIII-D utilizes beams of deuterium, a hydrogen isotope.â€œDIII-D has eight school-bus sized neutral beam injectors, that inject neutral deuterium particles into the tokamak,â€ Jurewicz <a href = "">forex growth bot </a> the particles hit the plasma, they ionize and start being moved by the tokamakâ€™s magnetic fields. As they collide with other particles they disperse their energy into the plasma, and ultimately heat it.â€However, up to 30 percent of the beam energy is wasted when newly ionized deuterium particles hit the reactor wall during their first orbit. This â€œprompt lossâ€ creates inefficiency that undermines the reactorâ€™s ability to <img src=""> put out more energy than it consumes, and can also create heat flux that damages reactor walls and instrumentation.The General Atomics team, which <img src=""> included NSE alum Ray Fisher and former post-doc David Pace, had collected substantial data on prompt loss, including information about a heat flux that threatened an important polarimeter in the chamber wall. â€œI built a simulator, PLOWS, that lets you plug in the plasma and neutral beam parameters and see very quickly if the losses were localized or spread out,â€ Jurewicz says. â€œThat helps determine whether changing parameters could move flux away from a given point, so that you can protect the equipment.â€Read more The New York Times is discontinuing the Green blog but plans to press on with aggressive energy and environment coverage. If you plan to help <img src=""> your kids with their homework in the future, better start boning up on your programming skills now. (And you thought new math was hard!) Penn State dominated the Big Ten wrestling tournament. An all-new, fully electronic mechanism can lower (or raise) the top remotely using the carâ€™s key fob. Kwame Kwei-Armah has written a play inspired by â€œA Raisin in the Sunâ€ that is being staged in repertory with â€œClybourne Parkâ€ at CenterStage in Baltimore under the umbrella title â€œThe Raisin Cycle.â€     The majority of email and Web gateways, firewalls, remote access servers, UTM (united threat management) systems and other security appliances have serious vulnerabilities, according to a security researcher who analysed products from multiple vendors. Australia, Iran and South Korea on Tuesday secured berths at the 2014 World Cup, joining Japan which was the first nation to qualify.     BP released a long-awaited report Wednesday on an internal investigation into the causes of its Gulf of Mexico oil well blowout, blaming multiple failures by BP and other firms but absolving its much-criticized well design. St Hilda's librarian Calypso Nash had nothing to do with our <img src=""> stunt, which was harmless fun. Her sacking is completely unjustAt 11:30pm on 17 February the normally tranquil St Hilda's College library in Oxford was transformed into a cacophony of colour and dancing. It <a href = "">trademiner review </a> culmination of a thought my girlfriend, Anna, housemate, Anders, and I had after we first saw the Harlem Shake craze that was storming the world. For us it was a great event.Despite what the video may convey, a term at Oxford University can be quite stressful, so it was lovely to do something completely different. The reception from the 30 or so students involved was very positive and we thought the outcome was great. There was always the nagging doubt that the college would not appreciate such a stunt. However we were confident that, were we to be called up on the matter, the college would appreciate the harmless and friendly spirit in which the video was intended.A summons to the college dean was therefore not unexpected, but more worrying was the information that librarian Calypso Nash had been called to meet with the head librarian before <img src=""> our meeting. We had hoped that this was nothing more than a fact-finding mission by the college, but news came to us before our meeting that Calypso had been removed from her position. For the first time, we felt awful about what we had done.Anna was friendly with Calypso and knew how much she appreciated the job as librarian that she'd had for more than a year. Calypso had absolutely nothing to do with our stunt, it just so happened that her shift coincided with the time that we judged to be the library's least busy. I really couldn't believe that <img src=""> such a decision had been taken as it seemed so <img src=""> unjust. I tried to bring Calypso's dismissal up in our meeting with the dean (in which we were informed that we would be facing a fine) but I was told that this matter was not up for discussion.In my opinion, an event that had brought students at St Hilda's together and was in the spirit of the St Hilda's community had turned sour and resulted in an innocent and able person losing a job that she loved.Anna and myself resolved to do everything that we could to get Calypso her job back. I started an online petition calling for the head librarian to reinstate Calypso. This fell on deaf ears, so we utilised a more traditional form of Oxford college protest, a motion through the junior common room â€“ the undergraduate body of college. The motion, passed unanimously on 3 March, called upon our president Esther Gosling to write to the head librarian asking for a written reason for <a href = "">aquaponics 4 you </a> and also calling in the strongest terms for her to be reinstated.We received the reply that the head librarian could not discuss individual staff matters. The crux of the matter is that a woman has been sacked for a reason that is completely unjust.The media attention that this story has received has been incredible, but more importantly, we hope that this coverage will result in college making the right decision. The reaction to the St Hilda's Harlem shake can, I believe, be reasonably contrasted with the reaction to the St Catherine College's Harlem shake, which was posted on Oxford University's official Facebook page which has almost a million followers.A spokeswoman for St Catz (as it is known) commented: "The master, professor Roger Ainsworth, says that he is very proud of the Catz students and their inspiration, motivation, organisation and creativity. He believes it to be the best example of the genre, at least in the UK." An example for St Hilda's, we think.Harlem ShakeUniversity of OxfordHigher educationStudentsAlexander Fiskenguardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. 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