Articles from Automotive Design & Production (March 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A designer material: steel: yes, steel can be considered a designer material. At least the category known as "advanced high strength steel." It is being tailored to meet specific needs.	Vasilash, Gary S.		1001
Breaking cellulose down, new school.			156
Compressing coconut.		Brief article	222
From paper boxes, a smaller Z: the trimmer Nissan 370Z coupe downsized in a down sports car market.	Anderson, Scott		627
Hella's SENT senior.		Brief article	108
How to be a problem-solving kid (and you'll really want to be one).		Book review	432
ISCAR: six ways to cut.			687
Maximizing the minimal: JCI's re3 concept.			379
Mercedes enters the Gorden Wagener design era: his predecessors-karl wilfert, friedrich geiger, bruno sacco, and Peter Pfeiffer-cast wide shadows, but now is Wagener's time to shine.	Kelly, Kevin M.		882
Mobile chip conveyor for auger chip processing.			84
Renesas' nav processor.			84
SiRF' & GPS receiver.			120
Small: ladybug-sized fuel cells.			140
Smaller: putting the micro in micromotor.		Brief article	107
The "Ultrabattery" revives lead-acid.		Brief article	184
The 10 hottest designers why the auto industry will come back strong: never underestimate the power of a good design(er) to get them back in the showroom.	Vasilash, Gary S.; Kelly, Kevin M.		5024
The broken OEM-supplier model & how to fix it.	Harbour-Felax, Laurie A.		809
The future at Ford? There are clear changes at Ford. Sure, there are the new mustang and the direct-injection, turbocharged ecoboost engines. But something else is going on. And whether you're a competitor or supplier, it may affect you.	Vasilash, Gary S.		1271
There's no business like ... of movies and Motown, diets and drivers.	Vasilash, Gary S.		842
Washington's definition of cooperation: be careful what you wish for because reality can bite back.	Kelly, Kevin M.	Brief article	639
What to do in this age of uncertainty.	Korth, Kim		989
What's blocking the move from 2D to 3D? CAD software vendors and pundits have long been predicting "everyone" will soon be on 3D CAD. Why hasn't that happened?	Gould, Lawrence S.		1363