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Editorial Highlights |
Spring 2010
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- Spontaneous Thoughts: A Three Pronged Approach
- Understanding Permanent Magnets
- Global Permanent Magnet Industry 2010 - 2020
- R&D: Children’s Cancer Center Magnetically Lengthens Nine-Year-Old’s Leg as She Grows
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Spring 2010
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- Rebuild vs. Replace
- A Plan for the North American Rare Earth Value Chain
- Think Again: In-House Magnetic Manufacturing May Be Good for Your Business Health
- Spontaneous Thoughts: Hardware vs. Software
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Winter 2009
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- 2009 Resource Guide
- Initial Thoughts to Help Eliminate Some EMI Problems
- Going Forward: The Delicate Supply Balance and the Growing Demand for Rare Earths
- What Rare Earth Crisis?
- Hk: A Key Magnetic Figure of Merit
- Guest Column by Tony Morcos, Morcos Magnetics
- Spontaneous Thoughts Column by Dr. Stan Trout
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Fall 2009
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- The Magnetics Recording Industry:
At the Top of the S-Curve?
- Spontaneous Thoughts Column by Dr. Stan Trout
- Guest Column by Samir Kagalwala, Power Magnetics Consultancy
- Guest Column by Tony Morcos, Morcos Magnetics
- Fall Show Guide
- Suspended Magnetic Separators for Tramp Metal Removal
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Summer 2009
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- Pushing the Strength of Motor Magnets
- CEO Q&A: Rare Earth Technology Developments
- The US Magnet Cluster: Critical for the US Economy
- Guest Column by Tony Morcos, Morcos Magnetics
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Spring 2009
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- Maximizing the Tape Wound Toroid
- Outsourcing Magnetic Assembly Manufacturing in China:
The Challenges and Pitfalls
- Spontaneous Thoughts
Column by Dr. Stan Trout
- Guest Column by Samir Kagalwala, Power Magnetics Consultancy
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December 08 / January 09
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- 2008 Annual Resource Guide
- LMS Virtual.Lab Makes the World’s First Maglev Simulation a Reality
- Magnetically Shielded Rooms Deliver Reliable Protection from Interference Fields for MEG Systems
- Guest Column by Ian London, Avalon Ventures Ltd.
- Superconducting Magnets and Cryostats for Research Laboratories
- High Coercivity by Dr. Peter Campbell
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