Editor's note: Omotayo Olukoya is an electrical engineering and computer science student at UC Berkeley.
The editor in chief, Michael Segal, has a doctorate in electrical engineering and was an editor at Nature Nanotechnology.
"They weren't being utilized," explained Ms. Wood, a former electrical worker who is the labor editor of the People's Weekly World, the party's newspaper.
Michael Radkowsky Washington, Nov. 9, 2008 To the Editor: While we build a network of high-capacity underground electrical lines, we should also build high-capacity, high-speed, grade-level rail corridors.
Kevin Gale, the editor of the South Florida Business Journal, says that many companies, such as electrical utility FPL Group, have their roots in Miami, but then move to other Florida cities such as Juno Beach or Palm Beach.
He served in the Navy during World War II and earned a degree in electrical engineering and mathematics from the University of Michigan, where he was managing editor of the college newspaper.
"Back in the early days, off-grid electrical generation was pursued mostly by hippies and rednecks, usually in isolated, rural areas," said Joe Schwartz, editor of Home Power magazine.
"The Pharmacist's Mate," by Amy Fusselman, is presented by its editors as a joke, the winner of a competition for the best book on the subject of electrical engineering on boats.
Rendezvous's editor, Marcus Mabry, interviews David E. Sanger, chief Washington correspondent, on the efforts of Chinese hackers to infiltrate critical American infrastructure, from electrical grids to oil and gas pipelines.
Mr. Xu, an electrical engineer, first ran into trouble with the authorities during the 1978-79 Democracy Wall movement, when he was editor of an unauthorized political journal.
