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At Marshall University, students are building what's called a differential analyzer. There was a time when the differential analyzer played an important role in helping scientists solve complex math problems. It's an old-school machine that Marshall professor Bonita Lawrence is using to make math easier to understand, and fun. Clark Davis and Russ Barbour produced this "Outlook" as part of our science series, Lab 304. now another higher education story but one that doesn't involve politics or scandal at Marshall University students are building what's called a differential analyzer there…
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