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David did his undergraduate work in chemistry at Point Loma Nazarene University and graduate research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign focusing on organic chemistry, self assembly, and nanotechnology. He also taught chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Colorado before transitioning into instructional design and digital publishing. Over a stretch of seven years as a contractor, he contributed to numerous K-12 and undergraduate-level textbooks and digital media assets across a variety of scientific disciplines. During this time, he also served as a medical copyeditor for the cancer education group, Research To Practice, and authored Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory Manual (Elsevier, 2011).

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Singularity University Announces Fundraising Campaign To Support Graduate Studies Program

It's almost June and that means that the launch of the 2013 Graduate Studies Program at Singularity University is right around the corner. To provide tuition support to... more

Written By: | Posted: 05/21/13

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Smartphone App Lets You Carry Human Experts Around In Your Pocket

Imagine if you could bring a slew of virtual experts around with you and ask them for advice whenever the need arose. Although that sounds like futuristic technology, a... more

Written By: | Posted: 05/16/13

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Google Partners With Singularity University To Crowdsource Book About Women Innovators

Over the years, great strides have been made to ensure a level playing field between men and women, especially in education. But sadly, gender equality is one way that... more

Written By: | Posted: 05/13/13

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First Movie Trailer For Ender’s Game Clocks 1.3 Million Views On YouTube On First Day

The first trailer for Ender's Game, the sci-fi film based on the classic novel by Orson Scott Card, was released yesterday and it promises to be one of the biggest sci-fi... more

Written By: | Posted: 05/8/13

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Fill Your Brain With Singularity Hub Every Day — Grab Our Newsletter Here!

Every day, Singularity Hub produces great stories about the latest breakthroughs in science and technology happening around the world. But we know that sometimes life... more

Written By: | Posted: 05/7/13

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Google Glass Becoming The Definitive Tech Story of 2013

Ahh, Google Glass. Even before the masses have had a chance to get a good look at you in the wild, tech enthusiasts are enamored with your sleek design, speculating about... more

Written By: | Posted: 05/5/13

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Singularity Hub Membership Update: Gearing Up For Great Things

Great things are afoot in the Singularity Hub Membership Program, and all signs point to even more growth in a community thriving more than ever before. What makes us so... more

Written By: | Posted: 04/24/13

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Six Of The Best Robot Videos Of Lego Mindstorms NXT

Subscribe to our newsletter: Lego The success of Lego's Mindstorms NXT has been one of the main contributing factors to the widespread interest in robotics. NXT... more

Written By: | Posted: 04/12/13

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Google Fiber Expands In Kansas City, Heads To Austin Next

If you suffer from Google Fiber envy, which delivers close to gigabit speeds, there's good news: you don't have to move to Kansas anymore. It was only last November... more

Written By: | Posted: 04/10/13

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Feeling Left Out? Stay In Touch With Our Newsletter

Feel like you missed something? Never fear! Singularity Hub has got you covered. Our newsletter is sent straight to your email inbox to recap the stories of the day.... more

Written By: | Posted: 04/10/13

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Breathometer — A Breathlyzer For Your Smartphone

A California-based company wants to take the guesswork out of the rhetorical question, "Did I drink too much to drive?" The Breathometer is a small $20 device that... more

Written By: | Posted: 04/9/13

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Distributed Weather Network On Smartphones Crowdsources Data Meteorologists

Smartphone makers continue to pack more chips and sensors into mobile devices, but at some point one must ask: do we really need all of them in a phone? Take the recent... more

Written By: | Posted: 04/8/13

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