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Indian Origin Stanford Professor Creates A Computer That Operates On Water Droplets

Indian Origin Stanford Professor Creates A Computer That Operates On Water Droplets

by The Daily Eye Team June 16 2015, 3:33 pm Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 25 secs

Manu Prakash, an assistant professor at Stanford University has built a computer that operates on water. It gains its energy from moving water droplets. The idea stuck Mr. Prakash when he was a graduate student. In his work, he has combined droplet fluid mechanism with the basic element of computer science – the CLOCK. He has named his new device “The droplet computer”. The droplet computer can hypothetically achieve any process that an electronic computer does.

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Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri


Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri is a film buff and an editor. Books commissioned and edited by him have won the National Award for Best Book on Cinema twice and the inaugural MAMI (Mumbai Academy of Moving Images) Award for Best Writing on Cinema. In 2017, he was named Editor of the Year by the apex publishing body, Publishing Next. He has written for the online magazine Film Companion. He is a consultant, writer and editor for the newly launched film website Cinemaazi.com. He is the author of two books: Whims – A Book of Poems (published by Writers Workshop) and Icons from Bollywood (published by Penguin/Puffin).    


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