Matt Browne

Matt Browne, M.S. is a senior team leader in the information technology division of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, Germany. His areas of expertise include knowledge management, intranet search engines and collaboration software. He earned his M.S. degree in Computer Science from the University of Kansas. Matt is also a part-time writer and has recently published his first science fiction novel called "The Future Happens Twice" which is based on the concept of embryo space colonization.

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Fighting global warming - Low resistance car - 120 miles/gallon
Little weight – easy to move. Less weight – easier to move. This simple physical principle, which we can experience with our own bodies on a daily basis, specially applies to sports cars. By ruthlessly exploiting this principle, thus reducing weight and air resistance, we succeeded in cutting the Loremo’s fuel consumption to just 2.0 liters per 100 km or 120 miles per gallon.

by mattbrowne on 2008-01-05 0 comments

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