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P. 86-91. With E.G. Ramberg. Television in medicine and biology // Elec. Eng. 1952. Vol. 71, January. P. 40-45. With L.E. Flory.

Ultraviolet television microscopy // Electronics. 1952. Vol. 25, September. P. 150-152.

With L.E. Flory and R.E. Shrader. A scientist look at television in relation to its social aspects // Technion yearbook. 1951, 1952.

Photoelectric cells // Encyclopedia of chemical technology. 1952. With E.G. Ramberg.

The evolution of television // Elec. Eng. 1953. Vol. 72, March. P. 209.

Television - the electronics of image transactions in color and monochrome. N.Y.:

Wiley, 1954. With G. Morton. Color television // Electronique. 1955. March-April. Color television // Comita International de TV (France). P., 1955. Medical electronics will provide technical facilities with which life scientists will implement their work // IRE Convention Record. 1956. Pt 9: Medical and nuclear electronics. P. 99-102.

Ultraviolet television color - translating microscope // Science. 1957. Vol. 126, October.

P. 805-810. With F.L. Hatke. The television color translating microscope // IRE Wescon Convention Record. 1957. Pt 7: Audio, broadcast and television receivers and broadcast transmission systems. P. 87-91.

Television techniques in biology and medicine // Advances in biological and medical

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Research Board. 1958. With L.E. Flory. Television in science and industry. N.Y.: Wiley, 1958. With E.G. Ramberg and L.E. Flory.

Electronics guides your car//Radio-Electronics. 1959. Vol. 30, April. P. 101, 104. With L.E. Flory.

The human aspect of engineering progress // J. Brit. IRE. 1959. Vol. 19, September. P. 529-544.

Medical electronics center - interdisciplinary coordination // Proc. IRE. 1959. Vol. 47,

November. P. 2008-2010. Recent advances in medical electronics // IRE Convention Record. 1959. Pt 9: Human

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The measurement of internal physiological phenomena using passive-type telemetering capsules // IRE Intern. Convention Record. 1961. Pt 9: Bio-medical electronics, nuclear science, instrumentation. P. 141-144. With J.T. Varrar, F.L. Hatke, R.C. Bostron, and G.J. De-Boo. Will electronics eliminate the physician? // Commentary New Med. Material. 1961. December.

Application of television for medical purposes // Acts of the First meeting CIT-MIFED. 1961, October.

Electronics and health care // Proc. IRE: Anniversary Issue. 1962. Vol. 50, May. P. 631-632.

Cathode ray tube and television // Harpers encyclopedia of sciences. N.Y., 1962. The early days - some recollections // Television Quart. 1962. Vol. 1, N 4. P. 69-72. A mechanized matching procedure for computer aided differential diagnosis // Med.

Electron. Biol. Eng. 1963. Vol. 1. P. 85-89. Communications and government in 1984 // New Sci. 1964.

Accelerating medical progress through medical engineering // Radio and Electron. Eng. 1965. March.

Medicine and biology, challenge to the engineering profession // Proc. IEEE. 1965. Vol. 53, N 3. P. 227.

Medical instrumentation - a way of speeding up the application of new techniques to

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