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    Journal: Proceedings of the IEEE

    Volume 88, Issue 9

    1388 -- 1413Lajos Hanzo, Peter J. Cherriman, El-Lin Kuan. Interactive cellular and cordless video telephony: State-of-the-art system design principles and expected performance
    1416 -- 1437Thomas J. Shaffner. Semiconductor characterization and analytical technology
    1440 -- 1459James C. Tsang, Jeffrey A. Kash, David P. Vallett. Time-resolved optical characterization of electrical activity in integrated circuits
    1460 -- 1470Maria-Pilar Bernal, Fabienne Marquis-Weible, Pierre-Yves Boillat, Patrick Lambelet. Theoretical and experimental study of the forces between different SNOM probes and chemically treated AFM cantilevers
    1471 -- 1479Aaron Lewis, Efim Shambrot, Anna Radko, Klony Lieberman, Solomon Ezekiel, Dimitry Veinger, Gila Yampolski. Failure analysis of integrated circuits beyond the diffraction limit: contact mode near-field scanning optical microscopy with integrated resistance, capacitance, and UV confocal imaging
    1480 -- 1490Tom D. Milster. Near-field optics: a new tool for data storage
    1491 -- 1498Qiang Wu, Luke P. Ghislain, V. B. Elings. Imaging with solid immersion lenses, spatial resolution, and applications
    1499 -- 1518Motoichi Ohtsu, Kiyoshi Kobayashi, Haruhiko Ito, Geun-Hyoung Lee. Nanofabrication and atom manipulation by optical near-field and relevant quantum optical theory

    Volume 88, Issue 8

    1139 -- 1141Biing-Hwang Juang, Sadaoki Furui. Special issue on spoken language processing
    1142 -- 1165Biing-Hwang Juang, Sadaoki Furui. Automatic recognition and understanding of spoken language - a first step toward natural human-machine communication
    1166 -- 1180Victor W. Zue, James R. Glass. Conversational interfaces: advances and challenges
    1181 -- 1200Jean-Luc Gauvain, Lori Lamel. Large-vocabulary continuous speech recognition: advances and applications
    1201 -- 1223Wu Chou. Discriminant-function-based minimum recognition error rate pattern-recognition approach to speech recognition
    1224 -- 1240Hermann Ney, Stefan Ortmanns. Progress in dynamic programming search for LVCSR
    1241 -- 1269Chin-Hui Lee, Qiang Huo. On adaptive decision rules and decision parameter adaptation for automatic speech recognition
    1270 -- 1278Ronald Rosenfeld. Two decades of statistical language modeling: where do we go from here?
    1279 -- 1296Jerome R. Bellegarda. Exploiting latent semantic information in statistical language modeling
    1297 -- 1313Alex Waibel, Petra Geutner, Laura Mayfield Tomokiyo, Tanja Schultz, Monika Woszczyna. Multilinguality in speech and spoken language systems
    1314 -- 1337Richard V. Cox, Candace A. Kamm, Lawrence R. Rabiner, Jürgen Schröter, Jay G. Wilpon. Speech and language processing for next-millennium communications services
    1338 -- 1353John Makhoul, Francis Kubala, Tim Leek, Daben Liu, Long Nguyen, Richard M. Schwartz, Amit Srivastava. Speech and language technologies for audio indexing and retrieval
    1354 -- 1366Ivan Marsic, Attila Medl, James L. Flanagan. Natural communication with information systems
    1367 -- 1370Ted W. Hissey. Education and careers 2000. Enhanced skills for engineers
    1371 -- 1373Brian Bowers. More than just light
    1373 -- 1374Michael W. Haney, Marc P. Christensen, Predrag Milojkovic, Gregg J. Fokken, Mark Vickberg, Barry K. Gilbert, James Rieve, Jeremy Ekman, Premanand Chandramani, Fouad E. Kiamilev. Corrections to "description and evaluation of the fast-net smart pixel-based optical interconnection prototype"

    Volume 88, Issue 7

    879 -- 887Panos J. Antsaklis. Special issue on hybrid systems: theory and applications a brief introduction to the theory and applications of hybrid systems
    888 -- 912Andrea Balluchi, Luca Benvenuti, Maria Domenica Di Benedetto, Claudio Pinello, Alberto L. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli. Automotive engine control and hybrid systems: challenges and opportunities
    913 -- 925Roberto Horowitz, Pravin Varaiya. Control design of an automated highway system
    926 -- 948Carolos Livadas, John Lygeros, Nancy A. Lynch. High-level modeling and analysis of the traffic alert and collision avoidance system (TCAS)
    949 -- 970Claire J. Tomlin, John Lygeros, S. Shankar Sastry. A game theoretic approach to controller design for hybrid systems
    971 -- 984Rajeev Alur, Thomas A. Henzinger, Gerardo Lafferriere, George J. Pappas. Discrete abstractions of hybrid systems
    985 -- 1010Jennifer M. Davoren, Anil Nerode. Logics for hybrid systems
    1011 -- 1025Eugene Asarin, Olivier Bournez, Thao Dang 0001, Oded Maler, Amir Pnueli. Effective synthesis of switching controllers for linear systems
    1026 -- 1049Xenofon D. Koutsoukos, Panos J. Antsaklis, James A. Stiver, Michael D. Lemmon. Supervisory control of hybrid systems
    1050 -- 1068Sebastian Engell, Stefan Kowalewski, Christian Schulz, Olaf Stursberg. Continuous-discrete interactions in chemical processing plants
    1069 -- 1082Raymond A. DeCarlo, Michael S. Branicky, Stefan Pettersson, Bengt Lennartson. Perspectives and results on the stability and stabilizability of hybrid systems
    1083 -- 1096N. Harris McClamroch, Ilya V. Kolmanovsky. Performance benefits of hybrid control design for linear and nonlinear systems
    1097 -- 1107Mumin Song, Tzyh Jong Tarn, Ning Xi 0001. Integration of task scheduling, action planning, and control in robotic manufacturing systems
    1108 -- 1123David L. Pepyne, Christos G. Cassandras. Optimal control of hybrid systems in manufacturing
    1124 -- 1130Peter Wiesner. Distance education: Rebottling or a new brew?
    1131 -- 1133Brian Bowers. The first Atlantic telegraphs

    Volume 88, Issue 6

    723 -- 727Yao Li, Elias Towe, Michael W. Haney. Scanning the issue - Special issue on optical interconnections for digital systems
    728 -- 749David A. B. Miller. Rationale and challenges for optical interconnects to electronic chips
    750 -- 757A. F. J. Levi. Optical interconnects in systems
    758 -- 763Rick Lytel, Howard L. Davidson, Nyles Nettleton, Theresa Sze. Optical interconnections within modern high-performance computing systems
    764 -- 768Yue Liu, E. M. Strzelecka, J. Nohava, M. K. Hibb-Brenner, Elias Towe. Smart-pixel array technology for free-space optical interconnects
    769 -- 779Hugo Thienpont, Christoph Debaes, Valerie Baukens, Heidi Ottevaere, Pedro Vynck, Patrik Tuteleers, Guy Verschaffelt, Bart Volckaerts, Alex Hermanne, Mike Hanney. Plastic microoptical interconnection modules for parallel free-space interand intra-MCM data communication
    780 -- 793Ray T. Chen, Lei Lin, Chulchae Choi, Yujie J. Liu, Bipin Bihari, L. Wu, Suning Tang, R. Wickman, B. Picor, M. K. Hibb-Brenner, J. Bristow, Y.-S. Liu. Fully embedded board-level guided-wave optoelectronic interconnects
    794 -- 805Yao Li, Jun Al, Jan Popelek. Board-level 2-D data-capable optical interconnection circuits using polymer fiber-image guides
    806 -- 818David V. Plant, Andrew G. Kirk. Optical interconnects at the chip and board level: challenges and solutions
    819 -- 828Michael W. Haney, Marc P. Christensen, Predrag Milojkovic, Gregg J. Fokken, Mark Vickberg, Barry K. Gilbert, James Rieve, Jeremy Ekman, Premanand Chandramani, Fouad E. Kiamilev. Description and evaluation of the FAST-Net smart pixel-based optical interconnection prototype
    829 -- 837Neil McArdle, Makoto Naruse, Haruyoshi Toyoda, Yuji Kobayashi, Masatoshi Ishikawa. Reconfigurable optical interconnections for parallel computing
    838 -- 848Dietmar Fey, Werner Erhard, Matthies Gruber, Jürgen Jahns, Hartmut Bartelt, Guido Grimm, Lutz Hoppe, Stefan Sinzinger. Optical interconnects for neural and reconfigurable VLSI architectures
    849 -- 855Takashi Yoshikawa, Hiroshi Matsuoka. Optical interconnections for parallel and distributed computing
    856 -- 863Ge Zhou, Yimo Zhang, Wei Liu. Optical fiber interconnection for the scalable parallel computing system
    864 -- 867Thomas K. Miller. Crafting technology leaders for the 21st century
    868 -- 870Brian Bowers. Crompton-a different English engineer

    Volume 88, Issue 5

    609 -- 610Thomas Keller 0002, Lajos Hanzo. Prolog to adaptive multicarrier modulation: a convenient framework for time-frequency processing in wireless communications
    611 -- 640Thomas Keller 0002, Lajos Hanzo. Adaptive multicarrier modulation: a convenient framework for time-frequency processing in wireless communications
    641 -- 642Richard O'Donnell. Prolog to interaction of low-frequency electric and magnetic fields with the human body
    643 -- 664Maria A. Stuchly, Trevor W. Dawson. Interaction of low-frequency electric and magnetic fields with the human body
    665 -- 666Jim Esch. Prolog to a survey of circuit innovations in ferroelectric random-access memories
    667 -- 689Ali Sheikholeslami, P. Glenn Gulak. A survey of circuit innovations in ferroelectric random-access memories
    690 -- 0Bernie Murphy. Prolog to from circuit miniaturization to the scalable IC
    691 -- 703Bernard T. Murphy, Douglas E. Haggan, William W. Troutman. From circuit miniaturization to the scalable IC
    704 -- 705V. K. Zworykin. Electronics and health care
    706 -- 707Michael J. Ackerman. Electronics and health care revisited: thirty-eight years later
    708 -- 0Vasil Uzunoglu. Comment on "Low power radio frequency ICs for portable communication"
    709 -- 714Haniph A. Latchman. Online M.S. Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering-user perspectives and key implementation issues

    Volume 88, Issue 4

    449 -- 450Howard Falk. Prolog to perceptual coding of digital audio
    451 -- 515Ted Painter, Andreas Spanias. Perceptual coding of digital audio
    514 -- 515Jim Esch. Prolog to toward robust integrated circuits: the embryonics approach
    516 -- 543Daniel Mange, Moshe Sipper, André Stauffer, Gianluca Tempesti. Toward robust integrated circuits: The embryonics approach
    542 -- 543Jim Esch. Prolog to IDDQ testing for CMOS VLSI
    544 -- 568Rochit Rajsuman. Iddq testing for CMOS VLSI
    567 -- 568Richard O'Donnell. Prolog to sampling-50 years after Shannon
    569 -- 587Michael Unser. Sampling-50 years after Shannon
    588 -- 589Lee B. Lusted. Bio-medical electronics-2012 A.D
    590 -- 592Donald A. B. Lindberg. Biomedical electronics-update
    593 -- 596William A. Wulf. How shall we satisfy the long-term educational needs of engineers?
    597 -- 599Brian Bowers. Introduction: A new perspective [Scanning our Past]

    Volume 88, Issue 3

    307 -- 330Thomas Buck, Ronald A. Mucci, J. Luis Guerrero, Godtfred Holmvang, Mark D. Handschumacher, Robert A. Levine. Flow quantification in valvular heart disease based on the integral of backscattered acoustic power using Doppler ultrasound
    333 -- 382Paul A. Rosen, Scott Hensley, Ian R. Joughin, Fuk K. Li, Søren N. Madsen, Ernesto Rodríguez, Richard M. Goldstein. Synthetic aperture radar interferometry
    386 -- 426James C. Ellenbogen, J. Christopher Love. Architectures for molecular electronic computers. I. Logic structures and an adder designed from molecular electronic diodes
    427 -- 428Lloyd V. Berkner. Space - 2012
    429 -- 438Steve Kilston, Ed Friedman. Space-how far we have come, how far there is to go

    Volume 88, Issue 2

    123 -- 127Daniel S. Kirschen, Rainer Bacher, Gerald Thomas Heydt. Scanning the issue - Special issue on the technology of power system competition
    128 -- 139Richard Green. Competition in generation: the economic foundations
    140 -- 162Ron Allan, Roy Billinton. Probabilistic assessment of power systems
    163 -- 169Derek W. Bunn. Forecasting loads and prices in competitive power markets
    170 -- 195Richard D. Christie, Bruce F. Wollenberg, Ivar Wangensteen. Transmission management in the deregulated environment
    196 -- 207Vijay Vittal. Consequence and impact of electric utility industry restructuring on transient stability and small-signal stability analysis
    208 -- 227Thierry Van Cutsem. Voltage instability: phenomena, countermeasures, and analysis methods
    228 -- 234Yakout Mansour. Competition and system stability-the reward and the penalty
    235 -- 245Dusan Povh. Use of HVDC and FACTS
    246 -- 261Jos Arrillaga, Math H. J. Bollen, Neville R. Watson. Power quality following deregulation
    262 -- 282A. Monticelli. Electric power system state estimation
    283 -- 0G. A. Morton. Machines with imagination
    284 -- 288David B. Fogel. Imagining machines with imagination
    289 -- 292Lynne Friedman. Education and careers 2000
    293 -- 296Michael Geselowitz. Space 1999: Soaring to the heavens in the electrical century

    Volume 88, Issue 12

    1 -- 0. Author Index
    13 -- 52. Subject index
    1823 -- 1824Jim Esch. Prolog to computer-aided design of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits
    1825 -- 1854George G. E. Gielen, Rob A. Rutenbar. Computer-aided design of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits
    1853 -- 1854Richard O'Donnell. Prolog to transporting real-time video over the internet: challenges and approaches
    1855 -- 1877Dapeng Wu 0002, Yiwei Thoms Hou, Ya-Qin Zhang. Transporting real-time video over the Internet: challenges and approaches
    1876 -- 1877Howard Falk. Prolog to electrostatic discharge in semiconductor devices: protection techniques
    1878 -- 1902Jim Vinson, Juin J. Liou. Electrostatic discharge in semiconductor devices: protection techniques
    1901 -- 1902Jim Esch. Prolog to three-dimensional image generation and processing in underwater acoustic vision
    1903 -- 1948Vittorio Murino, Andrea Trucco. Three-dimensional image generation and processing in underwater acoustic vision
    1947 -- 1948Jim Esch. Prolog to genomic engineering: moving beyond DNA sequence to function
    1949 -- 1971J. Patrick Fitch, Bahrad A. Sokhansanj. Genomic engineering: moving beyond DNA sequence to function
    1972 -- 1975Dirk J. Vermeulen. A Popov lightning recorder? - in South Africa! [Scanning our Past]

    Volume 88, Issue 11

    1685 -- 1688James A. Storer. Special issue on lossless data compression
    1692 -- 1702Serap A. Savari. Renewal theory and source coding
    1703 -- 1712Michelle Effros. PPM performance with BWT complexity: a fast and effective data compression algorithm
    1713 -- 1721James A. Storer. The prevention of error propagation in dictionary compression with update and deletion
    1722 -- 1732N. Jesper Larsson, Alistair Moffat. Off-line dictionary-based compression
    1733 -- 1744Alberto Apostolico, Stefano Lonardi. Off-line compression by greedy textual substitution
    1745 -- 1755Craig G. Nevill-Manning, Ian H. Witten. On-line and off-line heuristics for inferring hierarchies of repetitions in sequences
    1756 -- 1768Maxime Crochemore, Filippo Mignosi, Antonio Restivo, Sergio Salemi. Data compression using antidictionaries
    1769 -- 1778Wojciech Rytter. Compressed and fully compressed pattern matching in one and two dimensions
    1779 -- 1789Paul J. Ausbeck Jr.. The piecewise-constant image model
    1790 -- 1796Giovanni Motta, James A. Storer, Bruno Carpentieri. Lossless image coding via adaptive linear prediction and classification
    1797 -- 1809Bruno Carpentieri, Marcelo J. Weinberger, Gadiel Seroussi. Lossless compression of continuous-tone images
    1810 -- 1813Bob van Loon. Dr. C.J. de Groot and long-distance radio telegraphy between Indonesia and Holland
    1814 -- 0Wu Chou. Correction to "discriminant-function-based minimum recognition error rate pattern-recognition approach to speech recognition"

    Volume 88, Issue 10

    1525 -- 1527Anantha P. Chandrakasan. Special issue on low-power RF systems
    1528 -- 1545Asad A. Abidi, Gregory J. Pottie, William J. Kaiser. Power-conscious design of wireless circuits and systems
    1546 -- 1559Peter G. M. Baltus, Ronald Dekker. Optimizing RF front ends for low power
    1560 -- 1571Thomas H. Lee, Simon S. Wong. CMOS RF integrated circuits at 5 GHz and beyond
    1572 -- 1582Mehmet Soyuer, Herschel A. Ainspan, Mounir Meghelli, Jean-Olivier Plouchart. Low-power multi-GHz and multi-Gb/s SiGe BiCMOS circuits
    1583 -- 1597Stéphane Donnay, Philip Pieters, Kristof Vaesen, Wim Diels, Piet Wambacq, Walter De Raedt, Eric Beyne, Marc Engels, Ivo Bolsens. Chip-package codesign of a low-power 5-GHz RF front end
    1598 -- 1612Brent A. Myers, J. Bartow Willingham, Patrick Landy, Mark A. Webster, Perry Frogge, Michael Fischer. Design considerations for minimal-power wireless spread spectrum circuits and systems
    1613 -- 1632Paolo Miliozzi, Ken Kundert, Koen Lampaert, Pete Good, Mojy Chian. A design system for RFIC: challenges and solutions
    1633 -- 1650Carlo Luschi, Magnus Sandell, Paul Strauch, Jian-jun Wu, Costel Ilas, Ping-Wen Ong, Romain Baeriswyl, Frederic Battaglia, Spyros Karageorgis, Ran-Hong Yan. Advanced signal-processing algorithms for energy-efficient wireless communications
    1651 -- 1661Jaap C. Haartsen, Sven Mattisson. Bluetooth-a new low-power radio interface providing short-range connectivity
    1662 -- 1676Jim Lansford, Paramvir Bahl. The design and implementation of HomeRF: a radio frequency wireless networking standard for the connected home
    1677 -- 1679Sarah Barnard. Beautiful genius: Hertha Ayrton and the electric arc

    Volume 88, Issue 1

    8 -- 22L. Richard Carley, Pradeep Khosla, Richard T. Unetich. Teaching "Introduction to electrical and computer engineering" in context
    23 -- 30Wayne Wolf, Jan Madsen. Embedded systems education for the future
    31 -- 40Michael R. Lightner, Lawrence Carlson, Jacquelyn F. Sullivan, Michael J. Brandemuehl, René F. Reitsma. A living laboratory
    41 -- 54Walter Johnstone, Brian Culshaw, Douglas Walsh, David Moodie, Iain Mauchline. Photonics laboratory experiments for modern technology-based courses
    55 -- 62Fawwaz T. Ulaby, Bryan L. Hauck. Undergraduate electromagnetics laboratory: An invaluable part of the learning process
    63 -- 71John R. Bourne, A. Frank Mayadas, J. Olin Campbell. Asynchronous learning networks: an information-technology-based infrastructure for engineering education
    72 -- 80Jack M. Wilson, William C. Jennings. Studio courses: How information technology is changing the way we teach, on campus and off
    81 -- 95José C. Príncipe, Neil R. Euliano, Curt Lefebvre. Innovating adaptive and neural systems instruction with interactive electronic books
    96 -- 106Jonathan Allen, Christopher J. Terman. An interactive learning environment for VLSI design
    107 -- 108Ralph C. Merkle. Are we prepared for the nanotechnology revolution?
    109 -- 111Jack S. Kilby. The integrated circuit's early history
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