EAS Division of Engineering & Applied Science  
ENGenious

 

ENGenious

-Fall 2004-

 

Home
News
Research Centers
Employment


Get Acrobat Reader

 


 

 

  

ENGenious is a publication for alumni and friends of the Division of Engineering and Applied Science.

Current Issue | Fall 2004 | Fall 2003 | Winter 2003 | Spring 2002 | Fall 2001
The magazines are available from this web site in two ways: Each article has been broken down into an individual PDF and an HTML page or pages.

Table of Contents

Note from the Chair
Letter from the E&AS Chair: Richard Murray
PDF | HTML

Snap Shots
'Round About the Institute: Recent Events and Openings on Campus
PDF | HTML

Idea Flow
Teaching at the Intersection of Science, Engineering, and Business
 by Kenneth A. Pickar
PDF | HTML


Immobilization of Arsenic in the L.A. Aqueduct: How and How Long?
by Janet G. Hering
PDF | HTML

By Pure Thought Alone: The Development of the First Cognitive Neural Prosthesis
by Joel W. Burdick and Richard A. Andersen
PDF | HTML

Emeritus
Don Cohen: Marvelous Mathematics, Myriad Manifestations
by Thomas Hou
PDF | HTML

Research Note
Retinal Implant Research:
The Possibility of Artificial Vision
by Yu-Chong Tai and Wolfgang Fink
PDF | HTML

Back to top


Actual smart skin sample demonstrating its flexibility at wrapping around a curved surface.

Option Profile
The EE Enterprise: Sweeping into Uncharted Terrain
by P. P. Vaidyanathan
PDF | HTML

New Faculty
Who’s New: Two New Faculty and Moore Scholar
Welcome to Mathieu Desbrun, Houman Owhadi, and Sandra M. Troian
PDF | HTML

Back to top

Ken Pickar
Kenneth A. Pickar
Visiting Professor of Mechanical Engineering

 

EAS Home | EAS News | Research Centers | Caltech Home

Comments:

© 2000-2006 California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California 91125
This page last updated: April 26, 2007