Celebrating our 20th digital anniversary

Celebrating our 20th digital anniversary.

In 1997, 6 years after the World Wide Web became accessible to the public, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences launched its website, heralding our entry into the Internet age and the expeditious dissemination of our scientific content worldwide (see Infographic). Toward the end of the last millennium, we redesigned the website to improve user experience and rebranded the journal...

Celebrating IT Professional's 10-Year Anniversary

W elcome to IT Professional magazine’s 10th year. IT Pro is one of the IEEE Computer Society’s most widely read publications, and is especially popular with IT practitioners looking for solutions to today’s challenges. Our goal is the same as it was when we began this magazine 10 years ago: to help you keep up with the latest IT theories, research results, critical issues, products, and service...

Celebrating 65 th Anniversary of the Transistor

Abstract—The paper is dedicated to the 65 anniversary of the invention of the revolutionary electronic component that actually changed our way of life—the transistor. It recounts the key historical moments leading up to the invention of the first semiconductor active component in 1947. The meaning of the blend “transistor” is explained using the memorandum issued by Bell Telephone Laboratories....

Celebrating the PA profession's 50th anniversary.

Our diamond birthday anniversary.

G ENETICS is 75 years old. Volume 1, number 1 was dated January, 1916 and with this issue the journal begins its 76th year. At this ripe age, the journal shows none of the telltale signs of senescence; it is still in the growth phase. Although the science of genetics has changed enormously-has indeed been revolutionized-the important features of GENETICS have remained intact. It is still, as it...