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September 2004 News Analysis

FEATURE ARTICLES

  • Not Your Father's MBA

    Engineers interested in business, management, and global operations now have many options

  • Amped Up and Ready to Go

    Broadband over power lines gets a second wind, but regulatory concerns linger

  • The Daintiest Dynamos

    By harvesting energy from radioactive specks, nuclear microbatteries could power tomorrow's microelectromechanical marvels—and maybe your cellphone, too

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Tapping the Computing Power of the Unconscious Brain

Neuroscientist Paul Sajda, of Columbia University, uses the human vision system for computerized image sorting.

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