Scientific American 1997 Gary Stix - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1997 Gary Stix
Beam it up. (micromechanical beams for radio and communication systems)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Check your bags: electronic tags could match passengers with luggage.	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Dark prophet of biogenetics. (personal profile of Jeremy Rifkin)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Driving to Mach 1: 'jetmobiles' try to go supersonic.	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Finding pictures on the Web. (development of search engines to find graphic information)(The Internet: Fulfilling the Promise)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Floating giants. (the development of civil structures based on floating platforms)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Growing a new field: Tissue engineering comes into its own.	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Maglev: racing to oblivion?	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Mug machine; software tries to find something in a face.	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Play time and space: New York Hall of Science builds Newtonian fun park.	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Postdiluvian science.	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Scent prospectors: looking for new 'notes.' (Ken Purzyncki, fragrance scientist)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Small (lending) is beautiful; microfinance is proving that the poor are creditworthy, but will the movement try to grow too fast?	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Tunnel visions; subsurface conduits may traverse fjords.	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Under the wire: chipmakers face a looming performance barrier. (dielectrics)	Science and technology	Gary Stix

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