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History Spotlight
About the Author: Steve E. Watkins was the 2018
President of IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu and is co-Editorin-Chief
for THE BRIDGE. He was inducted by the
Gamma Theta Chapter at Missouri University of
Science and Technology. He is professor at Missouri
S&T and has been a Faculty Advisor for the Gamma
Theta Chapter since 1992.
Issue 1, Theme: Engineering for Space Applications
* " 123 Million Miles in Space and 12 Miles in LA Traffic, "
Burt Dicht.
* The Mission and Engineering Challenges of the James Webb
Space Telescope, " Jonathan Arenburg.
* " The Universe in a Supercomputer, " Joel R. Primack (Reprint).
* " Deflecting Asteroids, " Gregory L. Matloff (Reprint).
Issue 2, Theme: Engineering Ethics
* " Creating the IEEE Code of Ethics: The History Behind
the Process, " Emerson W. Pugh.
* " Lessons from the Storm (Hurricane Katrina), " Byron Newberry.
* " Professional and Ethical Dilemmas in Software Engineering, "
Brian Berenbach and Manfred Broy (Reprint).
* " Are There Experts in Engineering Ethics, "
Karl D. Stephan (Reprint).
* " Preparing for High Ethical Standards, " Steve Starrett.
Issue 3, Theme: Celebrating Engineering Accomplishments
* " Bridges I have Crossed, " Thomas B. Greenslade, Jr.
* " Bistatic Radar, " Hugh Griffiths.
* " Designing the First Microprocessor, " Marcian E. Hoff (Reprint).
* " An Early History of the Internet, " Leonard Kleinrock (Reprint).
Volume 110, 2014
Issue 1, Theme: Lasers, Optics, and Photonics
* " Laser Safety for Electrical Engineers, " David Brown.
* " Quantum Optics for the 21st Century Electrical Engineer, "
Sean J. Bentley.
* " Smart Bridges using Fiber Optic Sensors, "
Steve E. Watkins (Reprint).
* " A Brief History of High-Power Semiconductor Lasers, "
David F. Welch (Reprint).
Issue 2, Theme: Engineers' Involvement in Society
* " Can IEEE Save the World, " Moshe Kam.
* " Aiding Autism Through Technology, " Sampathkumar
Veeraraghavan and Karthik Srinivasan.
* " Wearable Sensors and Systems, " Paolo Bonato (Reprint).
* " Influencing Public Policy, " Russell T. Harrison.
Issue 3, Theme: Spotlight on Student undergraduate Research
Guest Editor: Keenan Johnson.
* " Utilizing Computational Electromagnetics for the Advancement
of Photonic Processor Communications, " Jelena Notaros.
* " New Completion-Tree Topology for Quasi-delay Insensitive
Logic, " Anjian Wu and Alain J. Martin.
* " Telemetry Processor for a Remotely Operated Vehicle, "
Keenan Johnson.
* " GazePointer: Computer Vision Based Eye Gaze Tracking for
Human-Computer Interaction, " Muhammad Usman Ghani and
Muhammad Adnan Siddique.
* " Trial by Fire, " Robin R. Murphy (Reprint)
THE BRIDGE
HKN History Note: Interest was sufficient to offer
a lifetime subscription plan starting in 1935.
HKN founders Maurice L. Carr and Edmund B. Wheeler
were Life Subscribers Number 1 and 2, respectively.
Index of Feature Articles in THE BRIDGE Magazine of IEEE-HKN since 2013
Volume 109, 2013
Volume 111, 2015
Issue 1, Theme: Smart Grid and Renewable Energy
* " The Big Picture: Smart Research for Large-Scale Integrated
Smart Grid Solutions, " Mladen Kezunovic, Vijay Vittal, Sakis
Meliopoulos, and Tim Mount (Reprint).
* " Growing the Smarter Workforce, " Peter W. Sauer.
* " Interconnection of Renewable Energy to the Power Grid, "
Vincent J. Forte.
* " Smart Grid - Safe, Secure, Self-Healing, " S. Massoud Amin
and Anthony M. Giacomoni (Reprint).
* " Smart Grid: The Role of the Information Sciences, "
H. Vincent Poor.
Issue 2, Theme: Autonomous Vehicles
* " A 13,000km Intercontinental Trip with Driverless Vehicles: The
VIAC Experiment, " Massimo Bertozzi, Alberto Broggi, Alessandro
Coati, and Rean Isabella Fedriga (Reprint).
* " 'Drones' and the Future of Domestic Aviation, "
John Villasenor (Reprint).
* " Sensors Technologies for Intelligent Vehicles Perception
Systems: a Comparison Between Vision and 3D0LIDAR, "
Alberto Broggi, Paolo Grisleri, and Paolo Zani.
* " SeaPerch - On the Yellow Brick Road, " Susan Giver Nelson.
Issue 3, Theme: Focus on IEEE-HKN
* " Suggestions for Electrical Research in Engineering
Colleges, " V. Karapetoff (Reprint).
* " A Tale of Two Cities: Biosensor Engineering for Water
Management, " Evgeni Eltzov, Adarina Low Yuen Kei,
and Robert S. Marks.
* " Special History Section. "
Volume 112, 2016
Issue 1, Theme: Biologically Inspired Engineering
Guest Editor: Jacquelyn K. Nagel.
* " Application of Natural Systems to Engineering at NASA, "
Kennie H. Jones, George M. Studor, and Jacquelyn K. Nagel.
* " Auto-Gopher 2 - a Biologically Inspired Deep Drill for
Planetary Exploration, " Yoseph Bar-Cohen, Kris Zacny, Mircea
Badescu, Hyeong Jae Lee, Stewart Sherrit, Xiaoqi Bao, Gale L.
Paulsen, and Luther Beegle.
* " Leveraging Nature's Gifts in the Design of Control Systems, "
Mark Kerbel.
* " Design of a Bio-inspired Optical Current Transducer, " Jacquelyn
K. Nagel and Steve E. Watkins.
* " Dinosaurs Make Light Work - From the Engineering Problem
to an Innovative Lightweight Product, "
Hans-Joachim Weber and Martin Weber.
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