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Lest You Miss!
February 2005
20 The whole-house machine: this is why people think robotics are the future
Discover
Vol. 26 (4), 2005, pp 60-63.
Technology quarterly (Special Supplement)
Economist
Vol.374 (8417), 2005, pp27.
Best advice I ever got
By Daisy Wademan
Harvard Business Review
Vol. 83 (1), 2005, pp35-44.
Why smart people under perform
By Edward M Hallowell
Harvard Business Review
Vol. 83 (1), 2005, pp54-62.
How to play to your strengths
By Laura Morgan Roberts et. al
Harvard Busness Review
Vol. 83 (1), 2005, pp75-80.
Do your commitments match your convictions?
By Donal N Sull and Dominic Houlder
Harvard Business Review
Vol. 83 (1), 2005, pp82-91.
Managing oneself
By Peter Drucker
Harvard Busness Review
Vol. 83 (1), 2005, pp100-109.
Breakthrough ideas for 2005
Harvard Business Review
Vol. 83 (2), 2005, pp17-54.
What great managers do
By Marcus Buckingham
Harvard Business Review
Vol. 83 (3), 2005, pp70-79.
A practical guide to social networks
By Rob Cross, Jeanne Liedtka and Leigh Weiss
Harvard Business Review
Vol. 83 (3), 2005, pp124-132.
Photocopying of copyrighted works for educational purposes: does it constitute fair use?
By Dharam Veer Singh and Pankaj Kumar
Journal of Intellectual Property Rights
Vol. 10 (1), 2005, pp21-33.
Information and Communication Technology towards rural uplift
Kurukshetra
Vol. 53 (5), 2005. (Special Issue)
Too much information: see the world in a blur and the future comes into focus.
By Mark Buchanan
New Scientist
Vol. 185 (2488), 2005, pp 32-35
Nobel for a minus sign
By Rohini M Godbole and Sunil Mukhi
Resonance:Journal of science education
Vol. 10 (2), 2005, pp33-51.
Considerate computing
By W. Wayt Gibbs
Scientific American
Vol. 292 (1), 2005, pp55-61.
Best-kept secrets: quantum cryptography has marched from theory to laboratory to real products
By Gary Stix
Scientific American
Vol. 292 (1), 2005, pp79-83.
Atom chips
By Jakob Reichel
Scientific American
Vol. 292 (2), 2005, pp32-39.
Seeking better web searches
By Javed Mostafa
Scientific American
Vol. 292 (2), 2005, pp32-39.
Science and survival
By C N R Rao
Seminar
Issue No. 547, March 2005, pp14-18.
The state of physics
By Sushanta Dattagupta
Seminar
Issue No. 547, March 2005, pp19-22.
India and the world of mathematics
By M S Raghunathan
Seminar
Issue No. 547, March 2005, pp 37-41.
Protecting intellectual property
By R A Mashelkar
Seminar
Issue No. 547, March 2005, pp42-45.
Who says a woman can’t be Einstein?
By Amanda Ripley
Time
Vol. 165 (12), 2005, pp53-61
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