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MEMSDuino: An Arduino-Based MEMS Switch Controller
, , , , , Steve Waltman Radio frequency cryogenic switches are a critical enabling technology for quantum information science, both for calibration and high throughput testing of samples. Traditionally solenoid-based switches have been used, but transition is being made to MEMS-based switches due to their lower power dissipation, smaller size, and the tendency of solenoid switches to produce current pulses which destroy expensive cryogenic amplifiers.
Holdout juror in Etan Patz case: Prosecution has no evidence
Many reporters asked me why I came to the opening arguments at the re-trial of Pedro Hernandez on Wednesday. The simple answer is that I wanted to see if the prosecution had any new evidence to support their claim that Pedro Hernandez murdered Etan Patz in 1979. And the answer is no. They have nothing new and nothing that corroborates the story they told in the first trial.
Yes, Putin, this FIFA scandal IS U.S. business
Americans might care less about professional soccer than the rest of the world, but when crimes and corruption occur on the scale that has been alleged by the U.S. Justice Department, unlike in Putin's administration, the American justice system steps up to do something about it.
Sirois: Why I say Pedro Hernandez not guilty
Imagine that you have a 70 IQ. Imagine that you have a personality disorder where you see visions, have limited emotional range, believe you have telepathic powers, feel anxious in social situations, and your only friends are your close relatives. Imagine you have a poor memory for details and dates, are highly suggestible and often yield to questions so as to please the people you do talk to. Imagine you have been on antidepressant and pain medications since 1991.
Why I voted Pedro Hernandez not guilty (Opinion)
Now, imagine that 12 police officers and detectives from New Jersey and New York knock on your door one day. They ask you to accompany them to a police station for questioning after they take your cell phone, wallet and medications. Once there, they escort you to a small windowless room called "Line-up 133." Now, would you have asked for a lawyer? Most people would have asked for a lawyer much earlier. But Pedro Hernandez is not like most people.
Why I said not guilty: Etan Patz jury’s lone holdout speaks
A Manhattan jury deadlocked on Friday after 100 hours deliberating the fate of Pedro Hernandez, a mentally ill New Jersey man who had repeatedly confessed to murdering 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979. The lone, pro-acquittal holdout, Adam Sirois, 42, spoke to The Post on Saturday in a 45-minute interview at his Stuyvesant Town apartment — about the evidence, deliberations and his struggle to stick to what he believes to be the truth. I knew that I would start from the presumption of innocence.
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