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Topic articles are encyclopedic style, 3rd person articles which make up the bulk of the IEEE Global History network's content. As the scope of the IEEE Global History Network includes the history of IEEE and its related fields, topic articles can widely vary in content. The articles can deal with biographies of individuals, histories of IEEE Organizational Units and functions, histories of certain technologies and the organizations which developed them. | ''This is a help page in the [[Help:Contribute New Content|Contributing New Content]] section.'' | ||
Topic articles are encyclopedic style, 3rd person articles which make up the bulk of the IEEE Global History network's content. As the scope of the IEEE Global History Network includes the history of IEEE and its related fields, topic articles can widely vary in content. The articles can deal with biographies of individuals, histories of IEEE Organizational Units and functions, histories of certain technologies and the organizations which developed them. The IEEE Global History Network aims to collect all material within its scope regardless of notability, so do not feel discouraged from contributing if you have detailed knowledge about a very specific subject or invidiual. The only criteria beyond fitting within the technical scope of IEEE and its fields of interest are that the article must be historic in nature, either by presenting a history of some subject, or the subject in question being 25 years older or more. | |||
== Suggested articles == | == Suggested articles == | ||
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=== Bell Labs Alumni === | |||
*[[Harold Black]] | |||
*[[Karl Jansky]] | |||
*[[George R. Stibitz]] | |||
*[[Jack Morton]] | |||
*[[Richard Hamming]] | |||
*[[Morris Tanenbaum]] | |||
*[[Bishnu S. Atal]] | |||
*[[Lawrence Rabiner]] | |||
=== Bioengineering === | === Bioengineering === | ||
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*[[Mary Shaw]] | *[[Mary Shaw]] | ||
*[[Computer Language Compiler]] | *[[Computer Language Compiler]] | ||
*[[ACE Computer | *[[ACE Computer]] | ||
*[[Packet Switching | *[[Packet Switching]] | ||
=== Electromagnetic and electrochemical devices and theory === | === Electromagnetic and electrochemical devices and theory === | ||
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*[[Cyril M. Harris]] | *[[Cyril M. Harris]] | ||
== Telegraphy == | === Telegraphy === | ||
*[[Claude Chappe]] | *[[Claude Chappe]] | ||
Revision as of 15:38, 19 November 2012
This is a help page in the Contributing New Content section.
Topic articles are encyclopedic style, 3rd person articles which make up the bulk of the IEEE Global History network's content. As the scope of the IEEE Global History Network includes the history of IEEE and its related fields, topic articles can widely vary in content. The articles can deal with biographies of individuals, histories of IEEE Organizational Units and functions, histories of certain technologies and the organizations which developed them. The IEEE Global History Network aims to collect all material within its scope regardless of notability, so do not feel discouraged from contributing if you have detailed knowledge about a very specific subject or invidiual. The only criteria beyond fitting within the technical scope of IEEE and its fields of interest are that the article must be historic in nature, either by presenting a history of some subject, or the subject in question being 25 years older or more.
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Looking for ideas on how to contribute? The IEEE Global History Network currently has no or stub pages pages on the following subjects and needs your help to improve them. Log in with your IEEE GHN account and click on any topic below to start to edit!
Bell Labs Alumni
- Harold Black
- Karl Jansky
- George R. Stibitz
- Jack Morton
- Richard Hamming
- Morris Tanenbaum
- Bishnu S. Atal
- Lawrence Rabiner
Bioengineering
- Robert K. Jarvik
- Robert S. Langer
- Herbert Lissner
- Otto Schmitt
- Kuhl & Edwards Produce CT Scan
- Ascher Shapiro
- Electricity & Life
- John G. Webster
- Robert Plonsey
- U. A. Whitaker
Circuits and Components
- Charge-Coupled Device
- Libby Develops Atomic Clock
- Quartz Watch
- Electric Guitar
- VHS Standard
- Gramophone
- De Forest Files Audion Patent
- Coherer
Computers and information science
- Computer Virus Infects PCs
- ASCII
- Difference Engine
- Charles Babbage
- Herman Hollerith
- UNIVAC
- UNIX
- Sun Microsystems
- FORTRAN
- CMOS
- C
- John von Neumann
- ARPANET
- Leon O. Chua
- Shmuel Winograd
- Charles H. Bennett
- Ralph E. Gomory
- Jamie Fenton
- Henrietta Swan Leavitt
- Betty Holberton
- Adele Katz Goldstine
- Frances Spence
- Marlyn Meltzer
- Lempel-Ziv Compression Algorithm
- Ruth Teitelbaum
- HTTP
- Ethernet
- Distributed Networks
- Mary Allen Wilkes
- Mary Shaw
- Computer Language Compiler
- ACE Computer
- Packet Switching
Electromagnetic and electrochemical devices and theory
- William Robert Grove
- John Frederic Daniell
- Electrolytic Reduction of Aluminum
- Simple Electric Motor
- Oliver B. Shallenberger
- Electromagnetic Waves
- Magnetic Recording
- Kennelly-Heaviside Layer
- Daniell Cell
- Ohm's Law
- Dry Cell Battery
- Lightning Rod
- Electric Meter
- Thomson Reveals Electron
- Samuel Gardiner
- Hermann Aron
- Georg Simon Ohm
Lighting and Lasers
Nuclear Science
Oceanic Engineering
- Wayne Burt
- Fessenden's underwater ice finder
- Fathometer
- Marine turboelectric drive
- Werner Kroebel
- Submerged vacuum tubes
- Howard A. Wilcox
Organizations
Power Engineering
- Zénobe-Théophile Gramme
- Nollet Electrifies Royal Guard
- Edward Hibberd Johnson
- Tesla's Electro-magnetic motor
- Wanda K. Reder
Publications
- Scientific American
- Electrical Engineering
- Electrical World
- Proceedings of the IRE
- AIEE Transactions
Radio / Radar
- Radio Direction Finder
- Traveling Wave Tube
- Watson-Watt Proposes Radar
- Yagi Antenna
- T.I. Unveils Transistor Radio
Signals
Telegraphy
- Claude Chappe
- Samuel Thomas von Sömmerring
- Francesc Salvà i Campillo
- Long Distance Telegraphy
- France Builds Visual Telegraph
- Pavel Schilling
- Cooke and Wheatstone's Electric Telegraph
- Carl Friedrich Gauss
- Wilhelm Eduard Weber
- Frederic N. Gisborne
- Cyrus Field
Telephony
- First Telephone Repeater
- Handheld Wireless Telephone
- Bell Files Telephone Patent
- Transatlantic Optical Cable
Transportation / Aerospace
- Electrified Subway
- NASA
- US Rails Adopt Standard Time
- Mir
- Robert H. Goddard
- Kurt Stehling
- Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
- Clarke Suggests Geosynchronous Orbit
- Hermann Oberth
- Sputnik
- Society for Studies of Interplanetary Travel
- Transit-1B
- NASA Launches LANDSAT-1
- NASA Launches Telstar
- Space/planetary Probes (Explorer, Luna, Venera, Mariner)
