In this issue of Lab Notes from UC Berkeley's College of Engineering:
* Grabbing waste heat from industry to warm your apartment
* Engineering our water resources against El Nino
* Simulating cyber-attacks on a microscale model of the Net
I hope you enjoy it!
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