December The Heart of Tissue Engineering New DNA Detectors Bridge the (Nano)Gap Stress-Free Engineering Diving Into An Ocean Of Storage Berkeley Engineering History: 1970: Professor Wilbur Somerton and the Birth of the California MESA Program Dean's Digest Your Turn November Do You See What I See? The Future of Oral History A Hot Topic in Space Travel Nanocrystals, Quantum Dots, and Nature's Own Assembly Line Berkeley Engineering History: Daniel Jurafsky (Liguistics '83, EECS '92), winner of a 2002 MacArthur Fellowship Dean's Digest Your Turn October Browsing Art Collections, Bit by Bit Novel Nuclear Reactor (Batteries Included) LED There Be Light Buy Low, Sell High, Model First Berkeley Engineering History: The Rededication of the Hearst Memorial Mining Building Dean's Digest Your Turn September Open Sesame for Cells Good Timing For Nanoscale Atomic Clocks Seeing in the Dark Intelligent Systems Research Finds Its Center Berkeley Engineering History: Valerie Taylor Dean's Digest Your Turn August Body Battery Eye in the Sky Smart Dust Sniffers Considering Corrosion Berkeley Engineering History: Tung-Yen Lin Dean's Digest July The Death and Rebirth of Silicon UC Berkeley's New Fat Pipes Art, Technology, Process, and Product The Tinkertoys of Nanotechnology Berkeley Engineering History: Engelbart invents the mouse Dean's Digest May/June Marrying Microsystems and Nanoscience Let There Be (Sun)Light If You Can See This, You're Too Close A BiD for Better Design Berkeley Engineering History: The Release of SPICE April Special Issue: Berkeley Unwiring the World In Favor of Fading Channels Downsizing Sensor Software The Next Next Generation of Mobile Service The Golden Age of Wireless Research Berkeley Engineering History: Birth of the InfoPad February/March Organic Transistors and the Death of the Bar Cod A Digital Doctor on Your Wrist The Art of Engineering, The Engineering of Art From Russia With Love: Isotopes and the Future of Semiconductors Berkeley Engineering History: Howard Grant Graduates January Winging It For Airline Safety Memory and Logic Get Married Exporting A Top-Notch Education The Power of Good Vibrations Berkeley Engineering History: Rube Goldberg Lab Notes is published online by the Public Affairs Office of the UC Berkeley College of Engineering. The Lab Notes mission is to illuminate groundbreaking research underway today at the College of Engineering that will dramatically change our lives tomorrow. Editor, Director of Public Affairs: Teresa Moore Writer, Researcher: David Pescovitz Designer: Robyn Altman Subscribe or send comments to the Engineering Public Affairs Office: lab-notes@coe.berkeley.edu. © 2002 UC Regents.