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Articles in Sep 2004 issue of InTech

• Nano mercury monitoring
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• New CAT prowls the factory
  by Rostan, Martin
• A fiber twist adds sensor capabilities
• ISA Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST) Program
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Understand project execution methods
  by Pfeiffer, John C
• Payoff
  by Hale, Gregory
• Plug-and-play standard OK'd
• Fuel cell power from plankton
• Wireless mesh networking gaining strength, report says
• Business briefs
• Wireless robot goes underground
• Career moves
• 'Cool' fuel cells may soon heat up
• Wireless transmitters hot topic
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Change management: Act, don't just talk
  by Hale, Gregory
• Think outside the zone
  by Cicchetto, Peter
• Dealing with the data deluge
  by Miklovic, Daniel
• Single-engine jet design wins NASA aircraft contest
• Sneak path analysis
  by Baybutt, Paul
• PLC and DCS collaborate in an alarming situation
  by Willoughby, Kris
• Wireless devices can get smaller
• Engineering enrollments rise, foreign students decline
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Electromagnetic propulsion about to take off
• LETTERS
• New standards should hike MEMS measurements
• Move to performance-based automation
  by Martin, Peter G
• TECH UPDATE: news brief...
• Hear this: Acoustic sampling
  by Andle, Jeffrey; Korslund, Douglas
• Thermal imaging sensors: new safety measures
  by Kummer, Stan; Peters, Michelle; Kienlen, Robert
• LEAN brings results
  by Kumar, Anil; Yin, C K
• Sulfur in oil X-ray
  by Liu, David; Lipták, Bela