Scientific American 1995 Philip Yam - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1995 Philip Yam
A skeptically inquiring mind. (magician James Randi)	Science and technology	Philip Yam
As they lay dying. (neural networks develop novel solutions as links between units are severed) (Science and the Citizen)	Science and technology	Philip Yam
Catching that wave. (atoms)	Science and technology	Philip Yam
Coming in from the cold: the long-sought Bose-Einstein condensate turns up.(Science and the Citizen)	Science and technology	Philip Yam
Dangerous sex: new signs of risk taking prompt rethinking about AIDS prevention.	Science and technology	Philip Yam
Fiber that may not be good for you. (fiberglass)	Science and technology	Philip Yam
Plastics get wired.	Science and technology	Philip Yam
The man who would hear ocean temperatures. (Walter H. Munk)	Science and technology	Philip Yam
The mathematical gamester. (mathematician Martin Gardner)	Science and technology	Philip Yam
Writing on the fringe: interfering electrons could lead to atomic storage.	Science and technology	Philip Yam

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