Scientific American 1993 Tim Beardsley - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1993 Tim Beardsley
Blood money: critics question high pharmaceutical profits.	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Bright opportunity: electroluminescent polymers illuminate an old institution. (flat-panel-display firm Cambridge Display Technologies)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
CRADA mania: will joint research make U.S. industry competitive? (cooperative research and development agreements)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Ecolocation: where will the administration stand on the environment?	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Fads and feds. (National Institutes of Health starts Office of Alternative Medicine)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Keeping the sun shining on British technology. (science and technology policy)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Making waves. (detecting ballistic-missile submarines)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Never give a sucker an even break. (cooperative behavior, Prisoner's Dilemma, Pavlov)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Putting a spin on parasites. (electrorotation assay)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Science's unscientific champion. (chairman of board of Howard Hughes Medical Institute) (Profile: Irving S. Shapiro)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Selling to survive. (Russian researchers) (Cover Story)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Sharks do get cancer; cartilage cure relies on wishful thinking.	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Silicon Glen's semi-success. (computer industry in Scotland)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley
Super trouble. (funding for Superconducting Super Collider)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley, Russell Ruthen
Virtuous viruses: agents of disease are being turned against cancer. (immunotherapy)	Science and technology	Tim Beardsley

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