5 | -- | 0 | Diane Crawford. Editorial pointers |
13 | -- | 14 | . Forum |
15 | -- | 17 | Neil L. Waters. Why you can t cite Wikipedia in my class |
19 | -- | 20 | Ronald F. Boisvert, Mary Jane Irwin, Holly E. Rushmeier. Evolving the ACM journal distribution program |
21 | -- | 24 | Meg McGinity Shannon. Shaking hands, kissing babies, and ... blogging? |
25 | -- | 28 | Phillip G. Armour. The conservation of uncertainty |
30 | -- | 34 | Toshinori Munakata. Introduction |
35 | -- | 39 | Warren Robinett, Gregory S. Snider, Philip Kuekes, R. Stanley Williams. Computing with a trillion crummy components |
40 | -- | 42 | Jing Kong. Computation with carbon nanotube devices |
43 | -- | 45 | Robert Stadler. Molecular, chemical, and organic computing |
46 | -- | 53 | John H. Reif, Thomas H. LaBean. Autonomous programmable biomolecular devices using self-assembled DNA nanostructures |
55 | -- | 59 | Dave Bacon, Debbie Leung. Toward a world with quantum computers |
60 | -- | 62 | Hossin Abdeldayem, Donald O. Frazier. Optical computing: need and challenge |
64 | -- | 68 | David W. M. Marr, Toshinori Munakata. Micro/nanofluidic computing |
69 | -- | 72 | Masashi Aono, Masahiko Hara, Kazuyuki Aihara. Amoeba-based neurocomputing with chaotic dynamics |
74 | -- | 78 | Ami Marowka. Parallel computing on any desktop |
79 | -- | 83 | George Lepouras, Costas Vassilakis, Constantin Halatsis, Panagiotis Georgiadis. Domain expert user development: the smartgov approach |
84 | -- | 90 | Joseph S. Valacich, D. Veena Parboteeah, John D. Wells. The online consumer s hierarchy of needs |
91 | -- | 96 | Susan A. Brown, Norman L. Chervany, Bryan A. Reinicke. What matters when introducing new information technology |
97 | -- | 102 | Ashley Braganza, Arnoud Franken. SOX, compliance, and power relationships |
103 | -- | 108 | Irene Pollach. What s wrong with online privacy policies? |
109 | -- | 112 | Thomas F. Stafford, Dennis Gonier. The online research bubble |
120 | -- | 0 | Peter G. Neumann. E-migrating risks? |