Publications by Type
Features -- consumer publications
Is there anyone out there?
The Boston Globe
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Jan. 17, 2000
Almost blue: Scientists say they can improve the laser if they can find a way to turn it from red to blue
The Boston Globe
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Oct. 18, 1999
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p. D1
The Search for the Key to Alzheimer's
New England Booming
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April 1998
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p. 15
Journey Across the Cosmos
Astronomy: Explore the Universe
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4th Edition, 1998
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pp. 8-45
Features -- trade publications
Taking toplogy to new heights - with light
Photonics Focus
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Vol. 3/Issue 5
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Sept/Oct 2022
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pp. 20-23
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Always Improving Performance, Turing Award winner Jack Dongarra
Communications of the ACM
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Vol. 65, No. 6
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June 2022
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pp. 16-18
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Virtual Duplicates
Communications of the ACM
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Vol. 65, No. 2
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February 2022
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pp. 14-16
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Getting Down to Basics, Turing Award Winners
Communications of the ACM
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Vol. 64/No. 6
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June 2021
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pp. 12-14
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Autonomous Cars Drive Terahertz Research
Photonics Focus
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Vol. 2/Issue 2
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March/April 2021
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Fact Finding Mission: Artificial Intelligence Provides Automatic Fact-Checking and Fake News Detection, But With Limits
Communications of the ACM
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Vol. 64/No. 3
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March 2021
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pp. 18-19
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Tracking COVID, Discreetly
Communications of the ACM
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Vol. 63/No. 12
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December 2020
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pp. 9-11
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A Conversation With Zhenan Bao
ACS Central Science
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Vol. 6/No. 7
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July 13, 2020
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pp. 1015-1016
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Computing and Optics Team Up Over Metasurfaces
Photonics Focus
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Vol. 1/Iss. 3
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July 2020
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An Animating Spirit - Turing Award winners
Communications of the ACM
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Vol. 63/No. 6
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June 2020
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pp. 10-12
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Code Talkers, using voice to program
Communications of the ACM
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Vol. 62, No. 5
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May 2019
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pp. 18-19
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Augmenting Reality Poses Challenges for Optics
SPIE Professional
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Vol. 14, No. 1
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January 2019
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pp. 28-30
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