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February2004	March2004

Mobile Phone System Passes Texas Test
Could "software-defined radio" transform digital communications? [17 February 2004]

Intel Makes Experimental Component for Linking Chips With Light
Device paves the way for gigahertz silicon transceivers on a chip and optical interconnects for computers.
[13 February 2004]

Sight for Sore Ears
Dutchman develops auditory imager for the blind [12 February 2004]

Lithography Shootout Leaves One Technology Standing
193-nanometer immersion lithography will make chips through 2009, say industry leaders. [11 February 2004]

Survey: The Attractions of Technology
Why do people become engineers or other kinds of technology professionals like computer scientists? [5 February 2004]

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COVER STORY • SPECIAL REPORT: Dream Jobs 2004
We found 10 of the best jobs on the planet.

Steve Sullivan: Shaping The Future of the Movies
By Tekla S. Perry
Lau Kofoed Kierstein: Playtime in the Land of Lego
By Glenn Zorpette
John Gage: He Is The Network
By Tekla S. Perry
Karl Stahlkopf: Engineer in Paradise
By Linda Geppert
Yoshihiro Kuroki: Dancing With Robots
By Linda Geppert
Jim Newman: Call of the Sea
By Jean Kumagai
Venkataraman Balaji: Fighting Drought With Technology
By Seema Singh
Julie Payette: Geek in Space
By Stephen Cass
Dennis Shelden: Turning Dreams Into Reality
By Tekla S. Perry
Dave Fruehling: His Job Rocks!
By Tekla S. Perry

NEWS ANALYSIS • Wind Energy Takes Two Big Turns
High-profile projects are announced in the U.S. and the U.K.

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(1927) Calvin Coolidge signed into law the Radio Act of 1927 (Public Law 632, 69th Congress), which created the Federal Radio Commission.

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