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EMC Legacy 2000–2014

Daniel David Hoolihan

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EMC Legacy 2000–2014 is the name of a project initiated by the History Committee of the EMC Society. The project was started in late 2014 and was completed in May 2015. It is being funded by the Vice-President of Communication Services, Heyno Garbe, in the EMC Society. Dan Hoolihan is Chairman of the History Committee and initiated the idea of EMC Legacy 2000–2014.

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EMC Legacy 2000–2014 is the name of a project initiated by the History Committee of the EMC Society. The project was started in late 2014 and was completed in May 2015. It is being funded by the Vice-President of Communication Services, Heyno Garbe, in the EMC Society. Dan Hoolihan is Chairman of the History Committee and initiated the idea of EMC Legacy 2000–2014.

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EMC Legacy 2000–2014 is the name of a project initiated by the History Committee of the EMC Society. The project was started in late 2014 and was completed in May 2015. It is being funded by the Vice-President of Communication Services, Heyno Garbe, in the EMC Society. Dan Hoolihan is Chairman of the History Committee and initiated the idea of EMC Legacy 2000–2014.

Key concepts: Engineering, Electromagnetic compatibility, Political science, Management, Telecommunications, Library science, Computer science, Electrical engineering

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