| IEEE Spectrum 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Amiga: the computer that wouldn't die.(Company Business and Marketing)(Cover Story) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Lester B. Lave, Heather L. MacLean |
| An engineer's view of venture capitalists.(Speakout)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Nick Tredennick, Brion Shimamoto |
| A new world of terror: experts ponder technology's place in a changed counterterrorism landscape.(includes related article titled "Respond to Terror Like a Terrorist") (News Analysis) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Glenn Zorpette |
| Automation comes to analog.(Chip Design)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Beth Martin |
| A venture capitalist's view of engineers.(Speakout)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Brian Kinard, John Balbach |
| Barcelona spawns leading digital consultancy: merger of Spain's Cluster and Chicago's Diamond combines leaders in wireless and e-commerce. .(Cluster Consulting, Diamond Technology Partners) (News Analysis)(Company Business and Marketing) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John F. Mason |
| Biological warfare canaries: in the face of germ warfare, just knowing you are under attack is half the battle.(includes related article titled "Are We Prepared for)(a Bioterrorist Attack?")(Cover Story) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Christopher Aston |
| Bridging the divide between technologists and policy makers.(Speakout)(Government Activity)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Jon M. Peha |
| Building the wireless Internet.(Speakout)(Internet/Web/Online Service Information)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Chip Elliott |
| Cable slouches toward open access.(broadband cable) (includes related article titled "The Great Open Access Argument") (The Internet)(Government Activity) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Mark Ingebretsen, Matt Siegel |
| Cisco's accounting proved vulnerable to human error.(Cisco Systems) (News Analysis)(Company Operations) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Robert Teitelman |
| Digital Millenium Copyright Act faces court tests; civil and criminal proceedings may limit enforcement of controversial U.S. law.(News Analysis) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Steven Cherry, Sanyin Siang |
| Digital radio takes to the road.(Sirius Satellite Radio Inc; XM Satellite Radio Inc) (Communications)(Company Business and Marketing)(Cover Story) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | David H. Layer |
| Digital TV rollout.(includes related comparison table titled "Status of Terrestrial Digital Television) (Consumer)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Barry Fox |
| Display technology cuts projection TV costs.(Tools & Toys)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| EEs so far escape the rising tide of layoffs.(includes related table titled "Some Second-Quarter Layoffs") (electrical engineers)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Effective resumes for uncertain times; expungiing the fatal flaws can make all the difference.(includes related "Resume Checklist") (Resources: Careers) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Scott Kariya |
| Electronic voting systems make inroads in U.S. local elections; but Internet voting remains a distant prospect.(News Analysis) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Peter Gwynne |
| Embedded battle royale.(includes related article about real-time operating systems, or RTOS) (includes table titled "Some Vendors of Embedded Operating Systems") (Software) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Brian Santo |
| Ethernet's winning ways.(Networked Living)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Gadi Kaplan |
| Europe's cellulars to share infrastructure? Evolving 3G technology will provide for much more networking, but support costs threaten to bankrupt providers.(third-generation services) (includes related article titled "Why the Fuss About 3G?") (News Analysis)(Government Activity) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John Blau |
| EUV edging out rivals as next-generation IC fab tool.(extreme ultraviolet lithography; integrated circuit) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Wade Roush |
| Fiber optics without fiber: beaming light through the air offers the speed of optics without the expense of fiber.(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Heinz A. Willebrand, Baksheesh S. Ghuman |
| Fiber to the curb reaches business centers.(Cogent Communications Inc.)(Company Business and Marketing) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Mark Schrope |
| Fighting in the streets.(high-tech gear for soldiers involved in urban warfare) (Military)(Technology Information) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Jean Kumgai |
| Fueling the Internet.(includes related articles about standby power waste, economic impacts of air regulation, and the shift to natural gas) (Power & The Environment)(Internet/Web/Online Service Information) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Getting tough on antitrust.(communications and distribution networks are globalizing, and so are regulatory issues governing their operations) (includes related article titled "Mobile Merger Mania") (Network Infrastructure)(Government Activity) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | William Sweet |
| Harmonizing data, setting standards.(making sense of genomics by interconnecting diverse information sets) (Networked Living: Managing Genome Data)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Samuel K. Moore |
| Herwig Kogelnik.(IEEE Medal of Honor recipient for work in developing lasers and optoelectronics)(People) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Neil Savage |
| Hitachi, Oracle are partners in protein-mapping megaproject.(Company Business and Marketing) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Christopher Morrison |
| How does it sound?(computer-based techniques are being used to check voice quality of transmissions on compressed and packetized networks) (Communications)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Paul Denisowski |
| In search of transparent networks.(Optoelectronics) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Arthur S. Morris III |
| In-vehicle cell phones: smoke, but where's the fire?(Speakout)(Government Activity)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | David G. Curry |
| Keeping the Net up.(the Internet) (Network Infrastructure)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Richard Comerford |
| Learning from hackers: the open-source movement can teach project managers a lot.(Careers)(Industry Trend or Event)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Dennis F. Cioffi |
| Making chips to probe genes.(biochips for analyzing the human genome) (Biotechnology)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Samuel K. Moore |
| Mathcad gets its feet webbed.(Mathcad 2001) (Resources: Software)(Software Review)(Evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Dennis W. Prather |
| Matlab made easier.(Matlab 12 statistical and mathematical software) (includes related article titled "Testing With Matlab) (Resources: Software)(Software Review)(Evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Kenneth R. Foster |
| Memory on the move.(portable memory) (Consumer Electronics)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Richard M. Sherwin |
| Mindstorms: not just a kid's toy.(Lego Co's construction toy) (Consumer Electronics) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Paul Wallich |
| Nanotechnology: What will it mean?(Speakout)(Technology Information)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ralph C. Merkle |
| New CMOS imager threatens CCD supremacy.(complementary metal-oxide semiconductors; charge-coupled devices; Foveon Corp.) (News Analysis)(Company Business and Marketing) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Peter Gwynne |
| No longer in denial.(denial-of-service hacker attacks) (includes related article about how Web sites of Yahoo!, Amazon, eBay and Dell Computers were attacked) (Network Infrastructure)(Internet/Web/Online Service Information) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Richard Comerford |
| Optical networks brace for even heavier traffic.(optical telecommunications technology) (includes related article titled "Let's Not Go Broke Repaving the Last Mile) (Network Infrastructure)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Michael J. Riezenman |
| Redefining diversity: Agilent's approach links workplace diversity to innovation and business success.(Agilent Technologies Global Diversity Dir Aida Sabo) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Jean Kumagi |
| RF bridges to the network.(integrated circuits for communications) (includes related article titled "Nortel Networks' Richard Baldey On the Right Process Choices for RF ICs") (Network Building Blocks)(Technology Information) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Linda Geppert |
| Seeing stars with digital eyes.(using high-resolution charge coupled devices in telescopes) (includes related article titled "CCD Primer")(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Service takes over in the networked world.(New Products No Longer Stand Alone) (includes related articles about DVD, digital radio, copyright issues) (Networked Living: Consumer Electronics)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Teklas S. Perry |
| Simulating networks.(includes related articles on hybrid simulation, modeling and simulating the Internet) (Network Building Blocks)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Gadi Kaplan |
| Streamlining the Internet-fiber connection.(delivering Internet protocol traffic over a wavelength-division multiplexing infrastructure) (Communications)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Sudhir Dixit, Yinghua Ye |
| Take off, plug in, dial up.(air travel services) (includes related articles about standardization, surround sound, and safety) (Consumer)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| The cable modem traffic jam.(broadband Internet access) (includes related article titled "Cable System Blueprint") (Consumer)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Walter S. Ciciora |
| The digital signal processor derby.(Semiconductors)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Jennifer Eyre |
| The how-tos of hiring.(Careers)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Scott Kariya |
| The new chips on the block.(network processors) (Network Building Blocks)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Linda Geppert |
| The quest for the spin transistor.(includes related articles about magnetic tunnel junctions, precession)(Cover Story) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Glenn Zorpette |
| The rebirth of radio.(wireless technology) (Network Infrastructure)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| The topsy turvy world of quantum computing.(includes related articles titled "Defining Terms," "Quantum Teleportation") (Advanced Technology)(Technology Information) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Justin Mullins |
| Unhooking medicine.(Networked Living: Medical Informatics) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Visualizing the electric grid.(visualization software) (includes related article summarizing the history of using interconnected networks for transmitting electric power) (Power)(Industry Trend or Event) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Thomas J. Overbye, James D. Weber |
| Welcome to the always-on world.(social implications of cell phones and other communications technologies) (Speakout)(Industry Trend or Event)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Philip E. Agre |
| Why Microsoft smears -- and fears -- open source.(open source software) (Speakout)(Company Business and Marketing)(Column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Eric S. Raymond |
| Windows XP release ruffles many feathers ... and, with antitrust action, creates complex interference pattern.(Microsoft's new operating system) (News Analysis)(Product Announcement) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Dan Rosenbaum |
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