New Weapon Technologies and the A.B.M.Treaty

By Herbert Lin

Computing the Future

By Committee To Assess The Scope And Direction Of Computer Science And Technology, National Research Council US

Bytes Bombs and Spies

By

Asking the Right Questions about Electronic Voting

By Division On Engineering And Physical Sciences, Herbert Lin, Computer Science And Telecommunications Board, Committee On A Framework For Understanding Electronic Voting, National Research Council

Review of the FBI s Trilogy Information Technology Modernization Program

By Division On Engineering And Physical Sciences, Computer Science And Telecommunications Board, James C. McGroddy, National Research Council, Herbert S. Lin

Asking the Right Questions about Electronic Voting

By Division On Engineering And Physical Sciences, Herbert Lin, Computer Science And Telecommunications Board, Committee On A Framework For Understanding Electronic Voting, National Research Council

Asking the Right Questions about Electronic Voting

By Richard Celeste, Dick Thornburgh, Herbert Lin, Computer Science And Telecommunications Board, Committee On A Framework For Understanding Electronic Voting

Toward A Safer And More Secure Cyberspace

By National Research Council, Herbert Lin, Seymour E Goodman, Committee On Improving Cybersecurity Research In The United States, Computer Science And Telecommunications Board, Division On Engineering And Physical Sciences, National Research Council Of The National Academies, Seymour E. Goodman And Herbert S. Lin, Editors

Given the growing importance of cyberspace to nearly all aspects of national life, a secure cyberspace is vitally important to the nation, but cyberspace is far from secure today. The United States...

Computing the Future

By Committee To Assess The Scope And Direction Of Computer Science And Technology, Computer Science And Telecommunications Board, National Research Council

Computational Technology for Effective Health Care

By Committee On Engaging The Computer Science Research Community In Health Care Informatics, Division On Engineering And Physical Sciences, Computer Science And Telecommunications Board, National Research Council, Herbert S. Lin