Scientific American 1999 Gary Stix - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1999 Gary Stix
A new eye opens on the Cosmos.(includes related article)(new observatory in Hawaii)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Bad connections; deleading solder creates worries about electronics reliability.(Semiconductors)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Infamy and Honor at the Atomic Cafe.(Edward Teller has no regrets about his contentious career)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Little big science: high-energy polemics erupt over plans to replace an aging French synchrotron.	Science and technology	Gary Stix, Marie-Helene Bojin
Of survival and science.(Mario R. Capecchi, former winner of the Kyoto Prize)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Parsing cells.(proteomics as a new branch of molecular biology)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Seeking common ground.(University of Arizona's telescope project hindered by environmental issues)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
The butterfly effect.(pollen from genetically-engineered corn can kill monarch butterfly caterpillars)	Science and technology	Gary Stix
Too good to be true.(anti-impotency medication sold by entrepreneur David A. Brady)	Science and technology	Gary Stix

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