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Telehealth in Sub-Saharan Africa
The sudden influx of modern communications in Sub-Saharan Africa has opened up exciting opportunities for humanitarian engineering – a field that many engineers associate with installation of water and sanitation facilities in rural areas – to adapt mobile communications technologies to address the urgent health needs of this impoverished region.
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Volume 23 Number 1
Spring 2004
Spring 2004 Issue

SPECIAL FEATURE

9 Face Recognition Technology: Security versus Privacy*
Kevin W. Bowyer

FEATURES

21    Deterrents to Women Taking Computer Science Courses
        Sylvia Beyer, Kristina Rynes, and Susan Haller

29    Addressing Myths of Science and Public Policy: Part II*
        Martin Peckerar

36    Which Ethics Will Survive in our Technological Society?*
        Josep M. Basart Muñoz

40    Technology Management for Corporate Social Responsibility
        Linda L. Brennan and Victoria E. Johnson

DEPARTMENTS

3     President's Message
4     Editorial
5     Engineering Ethics
6     Book Reviews
28   Letters

INSIDE BACK COVER

Conference Announcement - ISTAS `04

Volume 23 Number 1 Spring 2004 Spring 2004 Issue

Volume 23 Number 1
Spring 2004
Spring 2004 Issue