| Science 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| AAAS's very own Red Scare (Army warnings of Communist leaning of American Association for the Advancement of Science) | Science and technology | Wayne Biddle |
| A clouded future for IBM research. | Science and technology | David H. Freedman |
| Aging twins offer clues to late-onset illness. (National Academy of Sciences' database on twins) (includes related article) | Science and technology | David Ansley |
| AIDS 1993: unanswered questions. (Editorial) | Science and technology | Barbara R. Jasny |
| AI helps researchers find meaning in molecules. (artificial intelligence used in gene sequencing) (Computing in Science) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | David Freedman |
| Animals, cages, and handling equipment. (special supplement: Guide to Scientific Products, Instruments and Services.) (Buyers Guide) | Science and technology | |
| Apoptosis in AIDS. (cell death) (AIDS: The Unanswered Questions) | Science and technology | Luc Montagnier, Marie-Lise Gougeon |
| A Senate victory would turn the tide after House defeat. (funding for the Superconducting Super Collider) | Science and technology | Jeffrey Mervis, Karen Fox |
| A strategy for prophylactic vaccination against HIV. (vaccination strategy should ensure that a cell-mediated response occurs in response to HIV exposure) (AIDS: The Unanswered Questions) | Science and technology | Mario Clerici, Jonas E. Salk, Gene M. Shearer, Peter A. Bretscher, Peter L. Salk |
| A truncated erythropoietin receptor and cell death. (includes response) | Science and technology | Ralph Schwall, Hiromitsu Nakauchi, Yukio Nakamura |
| At Tokyo University, a parting shot. (panel of scientists criticize Tokyo University) | Science and technology | Fred Myers |
| Beyond databases and E-mail. (expanding uses of the Internet; includes related article on the Worm Community System) (Computing in Science) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Robert Pool |
| Biodiversity and biotechnology. (Column) | Science and technology | Dan L. Burk, Kenneth Barovsky, Gladys H. Monroy |
| Biologicals, chemicals, instruments and accessories. (part 1: abrasives through metallographic equipment) (special supplement: Guide to Scientific Products, Instruments and Services.) (Buyers Guide) | Science and technology | |
| Biologicals, chemicals, instruments and accessories. (part 2: metals, high-purity through yeast extracts) (special supplement: Guide to Scientific Products, Instruments and Services.) (Buyers Guide) | Science and technology | |
| Blue whale population may be increasing off California. | Science and technology | Yvonne Baskin |
| Breaching industry-university barriers. (research in Japan) | Science and technology | Dennis Normile |
| Bridges of science. (Arctic and North Pacific conference planned for 1994) | Science and technology | |
| Brown turns up the heat on pork. (Rep. George Brown attacks pork-barrel funding of science projects) (1993 American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting) | Science and technology | Colin Norman |
| Called 'Trimates,' three bold women shaped their field. (Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, Birute Baldikes and the study of primates; includes 3 related articles on cell biologist Mary Osborn in Germany, physicist Fumiko Yonezama, geochemist Katsuko Sarhashi of Japan) (Women in Science '93: Gender & Culture) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Dennis Normile, Virginia Morell, Patricia Kahn, Toomas Koppel |
| Can sustainable farming win the battle of the bottom line? (includes related article) (special report: Environment and the Economy) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Bob Holmes |
| Catalytic antibodies and disfavored reactions. | Science and technology | Samuel Danishefsky |
| Cells in stress: transcriptional activation of heat shock genes. | Science and technology | Richard Morimoto |
| Chaperones: helpers along the pathways to protein folding. | Science and technology | Elizabeth A. Craig |
| Chemistry: laurels for a late-night brainstorm. (Kary Mullis wins 1993 Nobel Prize in chemistry) | Science and technology | Tim Appenzeller |
| Compositional interpretations of medfly mortality. (Technical Comments) | Science and technology | James W. Vaupel, James R. Carey |
| Composition limits of Fe/x~O and the Earth's lower mantle. (comment and reply) | Science and technology | Robert M. Hazen, Raymond Jeanloz, Catherine McCammon |
| Computers, software and databases. (special supplement: Guide to Scientific Products, Instruments and Services.) (Buyers Guide) | Science and technology | |
| Computing at the speed of light. (optical computer) | Science and technology | M. Mitchell Waldrop |
| Computing's controversial patron. (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) | Science and technology | Elizabeth Corcoran |
| Controversial vaccine shows promise. (malaria vaccine) | Science and technology | John Maurice |
| Current approaches to breast cancer prevention. (Special Report: Breast Cancer Research) | Science and technology | Maureen Henderson |
| Cyclic ADP-ribose: a new way to control calcium. (adenosine diphosphate) | Science and technology | Antony Galione |
| Cyclic ADP-ribose in beta cells. (adenosine diphosphate-ribose)(includes response) | Science and technology | Per-Olof Berggren, Antony Galione, Md. Shahidul Islam, Olof Larsson |
| Cytokines and estrogen in bone: anti-osteoporotic effects. | Science and technology | Mark C. Horowitz |
| Dark matter and the equivalence principle. | Science and technology | Joshua A. Frieman, Ben-Ami Gradwohl |
| Dating of the Devils Hole calcite vein. (includes response) | Science and technology | R. Lawrence Edwards, Christina D. Gallup, K.R. Ludwig, K.R. Simmons, I.J. Winograd, B.J. Szabo, A.C. Riggs |
| Delivery of Na+,K+-ATPase in polarized epithelial cells. (includes response) | Science and technology | Enrique Rodriguez-Boulan, W. James Nelson, Cara J. Gottardi, Michael J. Caplan, Kathleen A. Siemers, Alice Duncan, Robert W. Mays, Timothy A. Ryan, Debra A. Wollner, Chiara Zurzolo |
| DNA repair and transcription: the helicase connection. | Science and technology | Stephen Buratowski |
| Does E. coli have a nose? | Science and technology | John S. Parkinson, David F. Blair |
| Drugs and people threaten diversity in Andean forests. (montane forests along Andes mountains) | Science and technology | Billy Goodman |
| Ear stones speak volumes to fish researchers. (rings on otoliths contain information about fish environment and behavior) | Science and technology | Suzanne Kingsmill |
| Ecologists put some life into models of a changing world. (includes related article) | Science and technology | Yvonne Baskin |
| Economics: a subdiscipline comes in from the cold. (Robert Fogel and Douglass North win 1993 Nobel Prize in economics) | Science and technology | Anne Simon Moffatt |
| Effect of scale on the food web structure. (Technical Comments; includes response) | Science and technology | Neo D. Martinez, Karl Havens |
| Entrepreneurs say: 'It's better to be the boss.' (Women in Science '93: Gender & Culture) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Patricia Culotta |
| European elites envy American cohesion. (organization of the scientific community) (Science in Europe) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | David Bradley |
| Evidence for homosexuality gene. (research) | Science and technology | Robert Pool |
| Evidence of genetic heterogeneity in the long QT syndrome. | Science and technology | Jesaia Benhorin, Yoram M. Kalman, Aharon Medina, Jeffrey Towbin, Naama Rave-Harel, Thomas D. Dyer, John Blangero, Jean E. MacCluer, Bat sheva Kerem |
| Evolving in a dynamic world. (new field of behavioral ecology) | Science and technology | Paul H. Harvey, Andrew F. Read |
| Explaining fruit fly longevity. (Technical Comments; includes response) | Science and technology | Thomas B.L. Kirkwood, Axel Kowald, J.M. Robine, K. Ritchie, J.R. Carey, J.W. Curtsinger, J.W. Vaupel |
| Fallout from paper on working mothers. | Science and technology | Robert Crease |
| Fitting planet Earth into a user-friendly database. (Earth Observing System Data and Information System)(includes related article on the problems with storing and processing data from the ERS-1 satellite) (Computing in Science) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Daniel Clery, Elliot Marshall |
| Foreign invaders. (marine fauna transported by humans disrupt foreign ecosystems) | Science and technology | Joel W. Hedgpeth |
| Forging an asteroid-meteorite link. | Science and technology | Michael J. Gaffey |
| French scientists may face charges over CJD outbreak. (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease) | Science and technology | Michael Balter |
| Frustrated with Fortran? Bored by Basic? Try OOP! (object-oriented programming) (Computing in Science) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | M. Mitchell Waldrop |
| Geneticists attack NRC report as scientifically flawed. (National Research Council) | Science and technology | Peter Aldhouse |
| Genetic 'master switch' for left-right symmetry found. (organ positioning in mice) | Science and technology | Tania Ewing |
| Genetic models for studying cancer susceptibility. | Science and technology | Stephen Friend |
| Gigamolecules in flatland. (polymer molecule design) | Science and technology | Edwin L. Thomas |
| Glowing avalanches: new research on volcanic density currents. | Science and technology | Greg A. Valentine, Richard V. Fisher |
| GTP hydrolysis in protein synthesis: two for Tu? (guanosine triphosphate) | Science and technology | Paul Schimmel |
| Health care cost containment: some implications of global budgets. (capping costs) | Science and technology | Carl M. Stevens |
| How do particles put on weight? (includes related article) | Science and technology | Paul Selvin |
| How much do we know about mantle thermochemistry? | Science and technology | Alexandra Navrotsky |
| IL-12: initiation cytokine for cell-mediated immunity. (interleukin-12) | Science and technology | Phillip Scott |
| Immuno-PCR with a commercially available aviden system. (immuno-polymerase chain reaction) (Technical Comments; includes response) | Science and technology | Takeshi Sano, Charles R. Cantor, Viktor Ruzicka, Winfried Marz, Andreas Russ, Werner Gross, Cassandra L. Smith |
| Inflamed debate over neurotoxin. (role in brain disease probed; includes related article on quinolinic acid) | Science and technology | David Holzman |
| Integrated assessment of climate change. (research findings) | Science and technology | M. Granger Morgan, Hadi Dowlatabadi |
| Is Japan a boon or a burden to U.S. industry's leadership? (biotechnology industry) | Science and technology | June Kinoshita |
| Is "primordial" helium really extraterrestrial? | Science and technology | K.A. Farley |
| Jack Gibbons: plugging into the power structure. (Bill Clinton's science adviser) | Science and technology | Colin Norman, Christopher Anderson |
| 'Java Man' gains (and loses) a consort. (age of skull recanted) | Science and technology | Felix Eijgenraam |
| Jenny Harrison finally gets tenure in math at Berkeley. (University of California, Berkeley) | Science and technology | Paul Selvin |
| Joining forces to probe environment-health links. (international funding for environmental health research in Eastern Europe) (includes related article on coal-pollution study in Teplice, Czech Republic) | Science and technology | Michael Balter |
| Keystone's blunt message; 'It's the virus, stupid." (Keystone Symposium on AIDS research) | Science and technology | Job Cohen |
| Kohl replaces science minister. (Helmut Kohl replaces Heinz Riesenhuber with Matthias Wissmann) | Science and technology | Peter Aldous |
| Laboratory furniture, glassware, hardware and equipment. (special supplement: Guide to Scientific Products, Instruments and Services.) (Buyers Guide) | Science and technology | |
| Late Triassic extinctions and the origin of dinosaurs. (debate over singular on multiple extinction events) | Science and technology | Michael J. Benton |
| Life science jobs in a global market: careers in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. (includes related articles) (Advertising Supplement) | Science and technology | Jim Timpane |
| Making modular memories. | Science and technology | Robert F. Service |
| Making room for women in the culture of science. (five examples of hands-on science programs for girls only) (Women in Science '93: Gender & Culture) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | |
| Mantle melting at high pressure. | Science and technology | J. Michael Brown |
| Manufacturers index. (special supplement: Guide to Scientific Products, Instruments and Services.) (Directory) | Science and technology | |
| Marine sciences in the coming decades. | Science and technology | Carl Wunsch |
| Measuring single protein motors at work. | Science and technology | Ronald D. Vale |
| Medical centers of excellence and health reform. (Column) | Science and technology | Michael E. DeBakey |
| Metal-metal bonds in bimetallic surfaces. (includes response) | Science and technology | D. Wayne Goodman, Jose A. Rodriquez, G.K. Wertheim, J.E. Rowe |
| Methylation and imprinting: from host defense to gene regulation? | Science and technology | Denise P. Barlow |
| Mineralocorticoids, glucocorticoids, receptors and response elements. | Science and technology | John W. Funder |
| Molecular advances in cardiovascular biology. (new research in treatment of heart disease) | Science and technology | Kenneth R. Chien |
| Molecular muscle. (actin-myosin model of muscle contraction explained) | Science and technology | Edwin W. Taylor |
| Naked DNA points way to vaccines. | Science and technology | John Cohen |
| Natural selection at work on the surface of virus-infected cells. | Science and technology | Andrew McMichael |
| New Alzheimer's therapy suggested. (disease treated as a chronic inflammatory disorder with indomethacin) | Science and technology | Jim Schnabel |
| New intracellular targets for therapeutic drug design. (designing drugs to interfere with specific cellular processes) | Science and technology | Joan S. Brugge |
| NIH funding mechanisms need little defense. (National Institutes of Health) | Science and technology | Lawrence M. Lichtenstein |
| NIST: measuring up to a new task. (National Institute of Standards and Technology to provide funding for civilian research and development) | Science and technology | Jerome Cramer |
| Nod factors and nodulation in plants. | Science and technology | Irma Vijn, Lucinda das Neves, Ab van Kammen, Henk Franssen, Tom Bisseling |
| Old school ties: Watson, Crick, and 40 years of DNA. (James Watson, Francis Crick) | Science and technology | Stephen S. Hall |
| Organic synthesis of prostaglandins: advancing biology. | Science and technology | Ryoji Noyori, Masaaki Suzuki |
| Paths to higher temperature superconductors. | Science and technology | Theodore H. Geballe |
| Polyethylene bags and solar ultraviolet radiation. (microbial sample containers) | Science and technology | E. Walter Helbling, Osmund Holm-Hansen, Barbara B. Prezelin, Raymond C. Smith |
| Postmodernism. (antiscience attitudes) (Editorial) | Science and technology | Richard S. Nicholson |
| Predicting useful materials. (from first-principles theory) | Science and technology | Marvin L. Cohen |
| President's lecture: the need for scientific communication with the public. (presidential address to the American Association for the Advancement of Science) (Transcript) | Science and technology | Sherwood F. Rowland |
| Protein prenylation: a mediator of protein-protein interactions. | Science and technology | Christopher Marshall |
| Radio program teaches kids about science. | Science and technology | |
| Recognizing handwriting in context. (context-based computer handwriting recognition) | Science and technology | David H. Freedman |
| Research community swats grasshopper control trial. (fungus and predator wasp control methods stopped) | Science and technology | Billy Goodman |
| Research on volcanic hazards in Europe. (Science in Europe) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Paolo Gasparini |
| RNA polymerase marching backward. (chain-retracting process) | Science and technology | George A. Kassavetis, E. Peter Geiduschek |
| ROSAT - a new look at the X-ray sky. (Roentgen Satellite) | Science and technology | Joachim Trumper |
| Science and society. (science and government should cooperate) (Editorial) | Science and technology | Daniel E. Koshland |
| Science and technology in government. (Editorial) | Science and technology | Philip H. Abelson, Richard S. Nicholson |
| Science and the new administration. (Clinton administration) | Science and technology | Marc Kirschner, Harold E. Varmus, J. Michael Bishop |
| 'Science' in Europe. (Science magazine expands operations in Europe) (Editorial) | Science and technology | Richard B. Gallagher |
| Science reunification in Germany: a crash program. (Science in Europe) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Bernhard A. Sabel |
| Searching for clues to ancient carbon dioxide. (explaining climatic changes) (Special Section: Evolution of Atmospheres) | Science and technology | Tim Appenzeller |
| Services. (special supplement: Guide to Scientific Products, Instruments and Services.) (Buyers Guide) | Science and technology | |
| Slowing the spread of HIV: agenda for the 1990s. (AIDS: The Unanswered Questions) | Science and technology | Michael Merson |
| Social learning in invertebrates. (includes response) | Science and technology | D. Hall, Gerald Biederman, Valerie A. Davey, M.D. Suboski, D. Muir |
| Splice-site selection and decoding: are they related? | Science and technology | Renee Schroeder, Barbara Streicher, Herbert Wank |
| Stand and deliver: getting peptide drugs into the body. (alternative drug delivery methods) | Science and technology | Brigid M. Wallace, Jill S. Lasker |
| Statistical evaluation of DNA fingerprinting: a critique of the NRC's report. (National Research Council) | Science and technology | Neil Risch, B. Devlin, Kathryn Roeder |
| Superstructures and superconductivity. | Science and technology | Zachary Fisk, Gabriel Aeppli |
| Supramolecular chemistry. (study of intermolecular interactions) | Science and technology | Jean-Marie Lehn |
| The biological history of a seaway. (populations of marine species separated by a land bridge) | Science and technology | Geerat J. Vermeij |
| The carved Stela from La Mojarra, Veracruz, Mexico. | Science and technology | George E. Stuart |
| The cell's nucleus shapes up: cell biologists are getting a better view of how the internal structure of the nucleus may influence gene replication and activity. (includes related article on nuclear matrix proteins and cancer) | Science and technology | Michelle Hoffman, John Travis |
| The collaboratory opportunity. (National Research Council report 'National Collaboratories: Applying Information Technology for Scientific Research') (Computing in Science) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | William A. Wulf |
| The definition of misconduct in science: a view from NSF. (National Science Foundation) | Science and technology | Donald E. Buzzelli |
| The development of biological therapies for breast cancer. (Special Report: Breast Cancer Research) | Science and technology | Marc E. Lippman |
| The ever-present packaging challenge. (supercomputer architecture) (Computing in Science) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Lloyd M. Thorndike, John P. Riganati |
| The future of DNA sequencing. | Science and technology | Lloyd M. Smith |
| The Greenland Ice Core Project. (European paleoclimatology research project) | Science and technology | Bernhard Stauffer |
| The high cost of biodiversity. | Science and technology | Charles C. Mann, Mark L. Plummer |
| The life history of galaxy clusters. (includes related article) | Science and technology | Ann Finkbeiner |
| The many roads that lead to ras. (cancer-causing ras genes) | Science and technology | Larry A. Fieg |
| Theorists to the quantum mechanical wave: 'Get real.' | Science and technology | David H. Fredman |
| The parallel beta helix of pectate lyase C: something to sneeze at. | Science and technology | Fred E. Cohen |
| The pluses of subtraction. (representational difference analysis) | Science and technology | Richard M. Myers |
| The polar coordinate model goes molecular. (Drosophila genes) | Science and technology | Peter J. Bryant |
| The political debate about health care: are we losing sight of quality? (Column) | Science and technology | Eleanor Chelimsky |
| The role of water in hemoglobin function and stability. | Science and technology | Donald C. Rau, V. Adrian Parsegian, D. Bulone, P.L. San Biagio, M.B. Palma-Vittorelli, M.U. Palma, Marcio F. Columbo |
| The stalemate in food and agricultural research, teaching and extension. (new role for land-grant universities) (Column) | Science and technology | James H. Meyer |
| Things start getting sticky for a cell surface enzyme. | Science and technology | Felix Eijgenraam |
| To fold or not to fold.... (protein folding) | Science and technology | David Agard |
| Tritium and radiocarbon dating of Canada Basin deep waters. (Technical comment) | Science and technology | R.W. MacDonald, E.C. Carmack |
| Ulcers as infectious diseases. | Science and technology | Joseph Alper |
| Uncertainty, resource exploitation, and conservation: lessons from history. | Science and technology | Donald Ludwig, Ray Hilborn, Carl Walters |
| Unusual mutational mechanisms and evolution. | Science and technology | Richard E. Lenski, Laurence D. Hurst, John E. Mittler, Alan Grafen, Paul Rainey, Richard Moxon, David A. Watson |
| Vancomycin resistance: decoding the molecular logic. (antibiotic-resistant microbes) | Science and technology | Christopher T. Walsh |
| Wake-up call for sleep research. (federal funding ) | Science and technology | Constance Holden |
| What are the correlates of protection? (developing an AIDS vaccine) (AIDS: The Unanswered Questions) | Science and technology | Ron Cohen |
| What does utility-subsidized energy efficiency really cost? | Science and technology | Paul L. Joskow, Donald B. Marron |
| What is misconduct in science? (Column) | Science and technology | Howard K. Schachman |
| Where are the nuclear pions? | Science and technology | George F. Bertsch, Leonid Frankfurt, Mark Strikman |
| Who are the Europeans? (population genetics and language evolution in Europe) | Science and technology | Alberto Piazza |
| Will future computers be all wet? (self-assembling supermolecules) (includes related article on molecular sieves) | Science and technology | Ivan Amato, David Bradley |
| Workstation clusters rise and shine. (Computing in Science) (Cover Story) | Science and technology | Bill Buzbee |
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