Engineering

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IEEE Spectrum November 2010 Sally Adee	EUV's Underdog Light Source Will Have Its Day Discharge-produced plasma might beat its laser-based competitors
IEEE Spectrum November 2010 Willie D. Jones	Ford Takes Control of Tight Curves Curve Control technology keeps drivers on track by controlling the brake and throttle
IEEE Spectrum November 2010 Joseph Calamia	Solar Sailing Several solar sails are set for launch
IEEE Spectrum November 2010 Willie D. Jones	Technology to Talk to Trapped Miners Four years after a series of mine collapses, technologies to help trapped miners are almost here
IEEE Spectrum November 2010 David Lammers	The Era of Error-Tolerant Computing Errors will abound in future processors...and that's okay
IEEE Spectrum November 2010 Robert W. Lucky	Black Swans What if Gaussian engineering is clear, simple, and wrong?
IEEE Spectrum November 2010 David Schneider	Five DIY Gifts These five DIY gifts are so much fun, kids won't know they're learning
IEEE Spectrum November 2010 Anderson et al.	Holiday Gifts 2010 Still don't know what to get for the geek who has everything?
Chemistry World October 25, 2010	Playing Games with Enzymes US researchers have shown that a solution of biological molecules can be taught to play any strategy of a simple board game against a human opponent and never lose.
Information Today October 21, 2010	IEEE Launches eLearning Library With Short Online Courses The IEEE eLearning Library is composed of nearly 200 short, online courses in core and emerging technologies ranging from smart grid and biometrics to telecommunications and green engineering.
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