Science 1996 Alexander Hellemans - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Science 1996 Alexander Hellemans
Agencies protest funding reforms.(funding of research in the Netherlands)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Ariane failure casts shadow over ESA's science program.(European Space Agency)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Broken belt sets back new accelerator. (electrostatic accelerator, Center for Nuclear research; Strasbourg, France)(News & Comment: Nuclear Structure)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Cluster mission to rise from the ashes.(four earth-observing satellites detroyed, European Space Agency may re-mount mission)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Government pushes students onto the fast track.(Netherlands)(European Universities in Transition)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Linacs offer straight line to the future.(next intensive x-ray source will be linear accelerator)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Multilayers and perovskites rewrite rules of resistance.(Magnetoresistance)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
New electron emitter may slim down computer displays. (field-emitter displays)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
New launcher to lift off with armada of plasma probes.(European Space Agency program)(includes information on the Arian 5 rocket)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Politics meets technology in Next Collider.(plans for Next Linear Collider)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Quark studies put theorists in a spin.	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
Slim-look superconductors lead the applications race.(High-Temperature Superconductivity)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
SOHO probes sun's interior by tuning in to its vibrations. (European Space Agency's solar observatory)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
SOHO turns an unblinking eye on a turbulent sun.(Solar and Heliospheric Observatory)	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans
With mirrors and finesse, labs domesticate the x-ray laser.	Science and technology	Alexander Hellemans

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