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Tech Careers
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An Interview with America's First CTO
Wed, November 04, 2009

Podcast: U.S. CTO Aneesh Chopra is looking to innovative technologies to address the nation's problems

Aerospace Job Forecast: Skies Are Clearing
November 2009

Article: Long-term contracts buffer the aerospace-engineering market

Unsung Champions of the Space Race
November 2009

Article: If we want kids to grow up to be engineers, shouldn't we tell them about the engineers who put a man on the moon?

Nobel Controversy: Eugene Gordon Claims He Gave Smith The Idea for the CCD
Mon, October 12, 2009

Blog Post: "It really shouldn't be a physics award," says the IEEE Fellow and Edison Medal Recipient. "Most of the work has been in electrical engineering. There's no fundamental physics."

Nobel Controversy: Former Bell Labs Employee Says He Invented the CCD Imager
Thu, October 08, 2009

Blog Post: Who is the Real Inventor of the Digital Imager? Michael F. Tompsett Says It's Him

Nobel Controversy: Who Deserves Credit for Inventing the CCD?
Thu, October 08, 2009

Blog Post: An interview with Carlo Sequin, a member of the Bell Labs CCD team. While recent Nobel Prize winners Willard Boyle and George Smith sketched out the charge transfer concept, they were not the ones who actually built the CCD, Sequin says.

Beating the Bad Guys With Good Science
October 2009

Article: Can Hollywood and real science coexist?

Overlord of Overload
October 2009

Article: Nathan Zeldes helps people deal with data deluge

The Recession's Silver Lining
October 2009

Article: How the semiconductor industry can use the recession to create the next technology renaissance

Ge Wang: The iPhone's Music Man
September 2009

Article: The Ocarina app came from this Stanford professor's sonic explorations

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