Gotta say I never thought I’d see my name on a real website. A press release sent out by the U of U got picked up by several other news outlets including Science Daily:
Granted, you have to scroll down a fair amount before you find my name, but it’s there (I’ve pointed it out in case you couldn’t find it):
Woo-hoo!
Update: A reporter from Deseret News just interviewed me! That was a new and somewhat crazy experience.
Update: I’m going to try and keep track of any links I find here. Let me know if you see any I’ve missed! I realize a lot of these sites are just picking up a press release. Still, pretty amazing how rapidly the news spreads.
- Original press release
- Science Daily as seen above
- Science Blog has the article and a category for my name
- Deseret News article
- Voice of Progress article
- Short blurb on Science News
- Eureka Alert
- Medical News Today
- Bio-Medicine
- e! Science News
- Medindia
- Communications of the ACM
- Physorg.com
- redOrbit
- Softpedia News
- Insciences Organization
- Machines Like Us
- First Science News
- US News & World Report
#1 by Muum on June 29th, 2009
so exciting! congrats!!!!!!
#2 by Jason on June 29th, 2009
Now that you are famous, are we still friends?
#3 by Spencer on June 29th, 2009
no worries–i won’t forget where i came from. now what happened to that porsche?
#4 by Connie on July 7th, 2009
That’s our boy!
#5 by Grandma Judy on July 7th, 2009
So gratifying to finally read more about your projects, and be able to see many of your fine photos as well.
The more I read regading the science project, the more I wonder if somethng like that will be of help to Emily someday.
thanks so much for sharing this with us. We did enjoy our visit with you very much.
G’ma & G’pa W.
#6 by Seth Nielsen on October 4th, 2010
Wow! Hey, Spencer, I haven’t seen you since graduation and now look at you, being featured in Tech Review (you can add that to your list, BTW). I stumbled on the article looking through Google’s fast flip and when I saw your name and U of U, I was like “I know that guy!” Congratulations on doing some amazing cutting edge research and getting recognition for it!