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Joseph E. Kelleam |
Joseph Everidge Kelleam (1913-1975) was an American writer and civil servant, an occasional contributor to the science fiction field since publishing his first story, "Rust" (October 1939 Astounding). His last story was published in 1966. Science fiction in the News articles describe real-world events that relate to the ideas and inventions in sf novels and movies. Select a news article: |
DARPA Seeks Self-Repairing Hunter-Killers?
Not content to have effective robotic weapon systems, DARPA wants to make sure they are 'damage tolerant.'
Face Mining Star Trek For Kirk, 7-Eleven For You
Face mining and facial recognition are getting some real face time with their fans on the Internet. Take a look at what Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition has been up to.
Police Sketch Artist Database Software
Bringing a new technological twist to difficult human art.
Killer Robot COTSBot Stalks Starfish
'X-120's long jointed arms swung swiftly. The tiny animal lay crushed...' - Joseph Kelleam, 1939.
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