Rowland Institute Library Blog

The Electronics Engineering lab, under the direction of Winfield Hill, co-author of The Art of Electronics, has designed and built more than 500 instruments for the research groups at the Rowland Institute. Two are exhibited in their site’s Project Highlights. Take a look at the “Tweezer Squeezer,” designed by Chris Stokes for picking up very particular phenomena. The Rowland USB Response Box (RURB) was designed for brain mapping experiments once conducted at the Institute and with MGH, but has atttracted considerable interest from users in other fields. More to come.

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