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Articles in Feb 2004 issue of InTech

• New year in gear for engineers
  by Fussell, Ellen
• ISA Certified Control Systems Technician [CCST] program
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Letters / InTech Voices
• HEAT IS ON
  by Staus, Ralph
• Final control is the value
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Let there be light, engineers say
• Nanotube fibers head toward industrial production
• InTech feedforward!
• Across the fieldbuses
  by Rooney, Owen
• Handheld devices in the world of control
  by McGaulley, Brian
• Protecting your data flow in an IT-driven world
  by Provanzano, Sal
• New rules of data management
  by Griner, Sondra
• Alaskan septic system benefits from MBR
• industry view
  by Norton, Doug
• Intrinsically safe fiber sensing
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Safer products, environment with wastewater treatments
  by Ketrick, Bruce T
• Bypass regional standards headaches
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Nanofinger sensors made easy
• Just water down the drain?
  by Miller, Brian A
• Ride the bull - but carefully
  by Hale, Gregory
• Going with bio flow
  by Woolard, Lisa; Sparks, Michael
• Global vision, local reality
  by Klausmeyer, Ing Uwe; Kelly, Paul T; McManama, Kerry
• Fiber-optic sensors spread out
  by Berthold, John; Lopushansky, Richard
• From lab to real world
  by Henry, Ted; Smith, Brian
• Dynamic simulation proves pressure control system
  by Shirt, Roger; Neumeister, Lawrence; Broyles, Jack
• Model application
  by Muravyev, Aleksandr I; Kelahan, Robert C; Kowallis, Paul C; Torgesen, Greg L