The groom's father retired as a systems designer at Lockheed Martin in Moorestown, N.J., where he worked on electronics and software for the Navy.
But this Porsche, which shares a chassis with Volkswagen's forthcoming Touareg SUV Porschee developed the chassis, VW worked on electronics and Porsche essentially trades its engineering for VW's larger production capability) isn't nearly as swanky inside as the sticker price might suggest.
Do not work on electronics while plugged into the power source.
Ultimately, though, it should compete with DRAM, the most common form of silicon-based memoryIf HP or IBM (or Intel or Motorola, which are also working on molecular electronics) can commercialise their nano-scale devices, the memory-chip industry will leap ahead of predictions for its future based on silicon semiconductors.
Chavan, a close adviser to Singh, spent his early years working on military electronics in the United States; recently, he has served on government commissions that direct India's nuclear and space programs.
Jobs may involve working on computerized systems, electronics and diagnostic equipment, and trying to keep up with advancements in hybrids and other alternative-fuel vehicles.
PARC has been working on printing flexible electronics for more than a decade.PARC develops inks with the properties of the components it wants to print, such as a semiconducting material for transistors.
Mr. Shepherd applied his engineering expertise during a stint in the Navy where he served as a lieutenant for three years, working on radar and electronics systems on the U.S.S.
In contrast, students working on non-computerized electronics projects are more likely to progress along a linear path: planning, construction, and troubleshooting.
Both devices are therefore firmly targeted at the educational market, although Lozano says they do have "a significant portion" of adults buying the hardware to use it for developing apps or for working on their own electronics hobby projects.
