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Joel Levine, President and CEO of RFMW, talks with Pat Hindle, Media Director at Microwave Journal, about RFMW's entry into the power management market and the benefits to both RF and digital circuits.

As Viking landed on July 20, 1976, images of the settling dust began what would become a high-resolution gallery of Mars.

Back in the 1950s, the Soviets were eager to follow their Sputnik success with an even bigger milestone: they would send something living to outer space. Amy Nelson says that the pups were easy to rebrand as space pioneers. And: Scientists have reason to believe that Mars has a lot in common with Earth. Joel Levine says the search for life outside of Earth is the driving force of space exploration. Later in the show: Increasingly, tech that was for extraterrestrials is making its way into the hands of everyday people. David Bowles says this is a good thing, and it's only up from here. Plus: Scientists and engineers aren't the only ones who belong in outer space. Sterling Hundley says that artists help us get to clearer answers sooner.

RF power experts from RFMW including Joel Levine, Phil Knights, Tim Daniels, and Leonard Pelletier (aka RF Leonard), talk with Microwave Journal editors, Pat Hindle and Gary Lerude, about the RF power market evolution and outlook for various device technologies and markets. Sponsored by RFMW.

Microwave Journal editors Pat Hindle and Gary Lerude cover the products from the Nov issue, latest 5G news and interview with Joel Levine, president and CEO at RFMW. Sponsored by RFMW and WTG.

RFMW president and CEO, Joel Levine, talks with Microwave Journal editors Pat Hindle and Gary Lerude about the RF/microwave market and outlook for 2021. Sponsored by RFMW.

Although it seems the world is on hold during the pandemic, many industries continue to operate to deploy and maintain the infrastructure we rely on: equipment and supplies for hospitals, networks for mobile phone and Zoom connections, RF/microwave systems supporting the military. Despite the disruption, how are companies managing their manufacturing operations and supply chains, while protecting the health of their employees? And how can they best communicate to their customers “we are ready to ship”?Moderator: Gary Lerude, Technical Editor, Microwave Journal Guests: Ted Heil, President, Mini-Circuits and Joel Levine, President/CEO, RFMW, Ltd., Carl Sheffres, Publisher, Microwave Journal

The Viking project, managed by teams at NASA Langley, gave us our first high resolution images of Mars.

Joel Levine discusses his research on social interaction networks in fruit flies.

The pictures Viking sent to Earth are helping scientists today pick landing sites for Mars missions in the future.

Dr. Joel Levine is an Associate Professor of Biology and the Canada Research Chair in Neurogenetics at the University of Toronto, Mississauga. He received his PhD in Dr. Richard Miselis Anatomy and Structural Biology from the University of Pennsylvania. He then completed a Postdoctoral Fellowship with Rob Jackson at the Worcester Foundation for Biological Research, a postdoc fellowship with Dr. Steven Reppert at Harvard University, and a postdoc with Dr. Jeffrey Hall at Brandeis University before joining the faculty at the University of Toronto. Joel is here with us today to tell us all about his journey through life and science.

Joel Levine discusses his research on social interaction networks in fruit flies.