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James D. Taylor has watched electronic technology evolve from vacuum tubes to high-speed integrated digital circuits. He studied for his Bachelor of Science degree with a slide rule and did his master’s thesis project in FORTRAN on a CDC mainframe computer with punch cards. His experiences as a U.S. Air Force staff engineer exposed him to the frontiers of electronics technology.
Blessed with highly intelligent parents, he grew up in the Washington, DC, suburb of Silver Spring, Maryland. His father, Albert L. Taylor, the Director of Nematology Investigations for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, provided him an introduction to science ...
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