Scientific American 1993 W. Wayt Gibbs - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1993 W. Wayt Gibbs
Back to basics. (mapping malaria genome) (includes related article on National Immunization Plan)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Banzai! (disposal of old satellites through collisions)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Blue films: cheap new coatings trap solar energy as color.	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Body English: controlling computers with twitch and glance.	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Crystal light. (crystals as computer storage devices)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Extinguished: a champion firefighter goes down for the count. (replacement for halons)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Garbage in, gravel out: plasma torches transmute waste into harmless slag.	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
In Vitro, in the money. (InVitro International develops alternative to animal research)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Light motif: an optical computer stores its program in space-time.	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Making wavelets: new math resurrects Brahms and compacts computer data. (adapted waveform analysis)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Natural selection. (Darwin Molecular and other biotechnology companies not getting enough investment)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Practical fractal: Mandelbrot's equations compress digital images. (Benoit B. Mandelbrot; fractal compression technique developed by Michael F. Barnsley and Alan D. Sloan)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Sentries and saboteurs: mutating patients' genomes to suit their medicine.	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Three swings: hoping for a home run against multiple sclerosis.	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs
Try, try again: making antibodies more useful by making them more human. (includes related articles)	Science and technology	W. Wayt Gibbs

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