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Scientific American 1999 Tim Beardsley
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A laser in tune with itself: multiwavelength lasers as a new feat of quantum engineering.
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Tim Beardsley
A medical crusader for editorial freedom: fired journal editor George D. Lundberg makes it a religion to serve the interests of patients.
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Tim Beardsley
Calculating immunity.
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Tim Beardsley
Defender of the plant kingdom.(botanist Peter H. Raven)
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Tim Beardsley
Enter robots, slowly.
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Tim Beardsley
Facing an ill wind: the U.S. gears up to deal with biological terrorism.(In Focus)
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Tim Beardsley
Fat in the Fire: A researcher found to have faked data on electromagnetic fields says it's all a misunderstanding.
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Tim Beardsley
Fly me to the stars; lightweight propulsion devices might boost satellites and send probes beyond the sun's realm.
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Tim Beardsley
Getting wired: new observations may show how neurons form connections.
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Tim Beardsley
Here's looking at you: a disarming robot starts to act up.(Cog)
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Tim Beardsley
Humans unite!(University of Maryland Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory head Ben Shneiderman)
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Tim Beardsley
Innovative immunity: a biological trick offers a promise for making vaccines from RNA.
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Tim Beardsley
Mutations galore: humans have high mutation rates. But why worry?(Genetics)
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Tim Beardsley
No secrets; data produced in federally supported studies are now part of the public record.(Information Policy)
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Tim Beardsley
Seeing the breath of life: specially treated gases could soon bring a breakthrough in medical imaging.
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Tim Beardsley
Stem cells come of age.(stem cell research may lead to the growth of new human tissues)
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Tim Beardsley
The way to go in space.(ideas for making space flight more economical and practical to allow ordinary people to experience space travel)
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Tim Beardsley
To Boldly Grow...(A new technique for altering genes could bring improved crops)
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Tim Beardsley
Truth or Consequences: A polygraph screening program raises questions about the science of lie detection.
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Tim Beardsley
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