Scientific American 1998 Shawn Carlson - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1998 Shawn Carlson
A kitchen centrifuge.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
A year for the oceans. (diver environmental education programs)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Bird-watching by the numbers.(pointers on effective bird-watching)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Building consciousness of streams.(Column)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Floating a challenge.(how to design navigational buoys)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Home movies of an invisible world. (home-made video setup to record microscopic examinations)(The Amateur Scientist)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Making experiments out of thin air. (amateur vacuum experiments)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Sensing subtle tsunamis.(detecting device for atmospheric tsunamis)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Sorting molecules with electricity.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
The pleasures of pond scum.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Waiter, there's a hair in my hygrometer.(using the human hair to gauge humidity)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson

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