Volume 14, Number 2
Summer/Fall 1996
Editor
Lea McLees
Contributing Writers
Amanda Crowell
Joey Goddard
Mark Hodges
John Toon
Photography
Bill Bachman
Bob Cassanova
Amanda Crowell
Stanley Leary
Gary Meek
Joe Seabo
Artwork
Mac Evans
Graphic Design
Everett Hullum
Editorial Advisory Board
Charles Brown
Nancy Davis
Gary Poehlein
Richard H. Truly
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Virtual gorillas help children learn. (see below)
Helping Printed Circuit Boards Take the Heat
A novel experimental technique for observing and recording PCB warpage is now available to the electronics industry.
By Lea McLees
Defusing Contaminated Soils ... with Plants
Researchers explore how plants convert TNT into less hazardous compounds.
By Mark Hodges
Gorillas in the Bits
Zoo Atlanta and Georgia Tech create the first virtual reality zoo exhibit.
By Amanda Crowell
Rotman Lens Offers Inexpensive, Electronically Scanned Antenna
This prototype operates at millimeter wave (MMW) frequencies, offering an inexpensive, rugged, reliable and compact alternative to current MMW antenna technologies.
By John Toon
Departments
Research Notes
-- New Quarters for GCATT
-- Two GTRI Research Groups Renamed
-- Digital Analysis of Speech
-- Researchers Recognized
-- Business Incubator
-- Modeling and Simulation
-- A Red Carpet Honor
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