| Scientific American 2007 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A cure for rabies?(Clinical report) | Science and technology | Rodney E. Willoughby Jr. |
| A digital life.(document management software for medical care) | Science and technology | Jim Gemmell, Gordon Bell |
| A do-it-yourself quantum eraser. | Science and technology | Paul Kwiat, Rachel Hillmer |
| A good turn.(Electric Power Research Institute to develop hydro-power turbine) | Science and technology | Madeline Bodin |
| A little privacy, please. | Science and technology | Chip Walter |
| Are aliens among us?(research on evolution of life) | Science and technology | Paul Davies |
| A robot in every home: The leader of the PC revolution predicts that the next hot field will be robotics. | Science and technology | Bill Gates |
| A simpler origin for life. | Science and technology | Robert Shapiro |
| Atomic fingerprinting.(Technical report) | Science and technology | Luis Miguel Ariza |
| Black hole blowback. | Science and technology | Wallace Tucker, Harvey Tananbaum, Andrew Fabian |
| Breaking network logjams. | Science and technology | Michelle Effros, Ralf Koetter, Muriel Medard |
| Breaking the poverty trap. | Science and technology | Jeffery D. Sachs |
| Brilliant displays. | Science and technology | M. Mitchell Waldrop |
| Broadband room service by light. | Science and technology | Mohsen Kavehrad |
| Build diplomacy, not bombs.(nuclear weapons control) | Science and technology | |
| Can fat be fit? | Science and technology | Paul Raeburn |
| Carbon nanonets spark new electronics. | Science and technology | George Gruner |
| Cell defenses and the sunshine vitamin. | Science and technology | John H. White, Luz E. Tavera-Mendoza |
| Chemo control.(epigenetic changes in cancer cells) | Science and technology | Jeneen Interlandi |
| Chipping in: Brain chip for memory repair closes in on live tests. | Science and technology | Anna Griffith |
| Chromosomal chaos and cancer. | Science and technology | Peter Duesberg |
| Conservation for the people.(World Conservation Union) | Science and technology | Peter Kareiva, Michelle Marvier |
| Dark riddles. | Science and technology | Govert Schilling |
| Data center in a box: A shipping container stuffed with servers could usher in the era of cloud computing.(Project Blackbox system) | Science and technology | Mitchell M. Waldrop |
| Deadly orbits.(studying the behavior of Salmonella bacteria under different environmental conditions) | Science and technology | Don Monroe |
| Deja Vu Disks. | Science and technology | Sourish Basu |
| Dial "I" for Internet. | Science and technology | Wendy M. Grossman |
| Dialing in: Mobile phones target the world's nonreading poor.(Motorola Inc. introduced Motofone) | Science and technology | Sally Lehrman |
| Diet advice from DNA?(internet companies provide diet plan based on genetic structures) | Science and technology | Laura Hercher |
| Digital TV at last? | Science and technology | Michael Antonoff |
| Don't wreck the Mars program. | Science and technology | Robert Zubrin |
| Down go the dams. | Science and technology | Jane C. Marks |
| Easing hormone anxiety.(hormone therapy reduces the risk of heart diseases) | Science and technology | Tabitha M. Powledge |
| Eating made simple. | Science and technology | Marion Nestle |
| Evolution in a Petri dish.(evolution of infectious organisms) | Science and technology | Luis Miguel Ariza |
| Evolved for cancer? | Science and technology | Carl Zimmer |
| Experimental drugs on trial.(Abigail Alliance and Food and Drug Administration) | Science and technology | Beryl Lieff Benderly |
| Eyes open, brain shut: New brain-imaging techniques are giving researchers a better understanding of patients in the vegetative state. | Science and technology | Steven Laureys |
| Fish that go skin-deep. | Science and technology | Matt Mossman |
| Full speed ahead for an accelerator. | Science and technology | C. Konrad Gelbke |
| Future farming: A return to roots. | Science and technology | John P. Reganold, Jerry D. Glover, Cindy M. Cox |
| Gassing up with hydrogen. | Science and technology | George Thomas, Sunita Satyapal, John Petrovic |
| Going beyond X and Y.(Clinical report) | Science and technology | Sally Lehrman |
| Green gold in a shrub.(Jatropha curcas) | Science and technology | Rebecca Renner |
| Have brain, must travel: A successful space exploration program requires astronauts as well as robots. | Science and technology | Jim Bell |
| Healing broken nerves. | Science and technology | Anna Griffith |
| Higher power.(internal heat of Earth) | Science and technology | Sarah Simpson |
| How does consciousness happen?(two neuroscientists give their opinion on consciousness experience) | Science and technology | Susan Greenfield, Christof Koch |
| How do itches come about, and why does it feel good to scratch them? | Science and technology | Sweden Ericsson |
| How do short-term memories become long-term memories?(research on working memory) | Science and technology | Alison Preston |
| Illusory color and the brain. | Science and technology | John S. Werner, Baingio Pinna, Lothar Spillmann |
| Investigating an ancient sense .(electroreception senses of shark) | Science and technology | R. Douglas Fields |
| Jam session.(radio-frequency identification tags) | Science and technology | Wendy M. Grossman |
| Just how smart are Ravens? | Science and technology | Thomas Bugnyar, Bernd Heinrich |
| Kim's big fizzle: The physics behind a nuclear dud. | Science and technology | Graham P. Collins |
| Laboratory letdowns: Accidental infections in biosafety labs go unreported. | Science and technology | John Dudley Miller |
| Lifting the fog around anesthesia.(Clinical report) | Science and technology | Beverley A. Orser |
| Losing scents.(body odor depends on a person genes) | Science and technology | Coco Ballantyne |
| Making carbon markets work.(effect carbon dioxide regulation on world economy) | Science and technology | David G. Victor, Danny Cullenward |
| Making silicon lase. | Science and technology | Bahram Jalali |
| Mapping the cancer genome. | Science and technology | Francis S. Collins, Anna D. Barker |
| Methane, plants and climate change. | Science and technology | Frank Keppler, Thomas Rockmann |
| Microchips with heart: No batteries needed: Pumps driven by heart cells. | Science and technology | Tim Hornyak |
| Molecular lego? | Science and technology | Christian E. Schafmeister |
| Motion pictures: HDTV broadcasters plan to get into mobile video.(high definition television) | Science and technology | Michael Antonoff |
| NASA spent millions on a pen able to write in space.(Paul C. Fisher of Fisher Space Pen Co. develops Fisher Space Pen for National Aeronautics and Space Administration) | Science and technology | Ciara Curtin |
| New predictors of disease.(autoantibodies) | Science and technology | Abner Louis Notkins |
| Oceangoing iron: a venture to profit from a C[O.sub.2]-eating algae bloom riles scientists.(carbon dioxide) | Science and technology | Sourish Basu |
| Oceans, stronger hurricanes. | Science and technology | Kevin E. Trenberth |
| On the rebound: Discouraging people from using more energy just because it costs less. | Science and technology | Linda Baker |
| Our evolving present.(increase in evolution of various species) | Science and technology | Rob Dunn |
| Pieces of a paranoid past. | Science and technology | Michael Dumaik |
| Playing defense against Lou Gehrig's disease.(Disease/Disorder overview) | Science and technology | Patrick Aebischer, Ann C. Kato |
| Playing it by ear: A machine-listening system that understands three speakers at once.(Robovie) | Science and technology | Tim Hornyak |
| Pollution in solution: Drug-resistance DNA as the latest freshwater threat. | Science and technology | Charles O. Choi |
| Predicting wildfires: Fires are burning more acres than ever. | Science and technology | Mark Fischetti, Patricia Andrews, Mark Finney |
| Preventing blackouts. | Science and technology | Phillip F. Schewe, Massoud Amin |
| Prime directive for the last Americans.(Sydney Ferreira Possuelo) | Science and technology | Claudio Angelo |
| Race in a bottle.(Bidil by African American Heart Failure Trial) | Science and technology | Jonathan Kahn |
| Racing past the moon.(space race, a commercial business) | Science and technology | |
| Repairs without rivets.(CarbonWrap) | Science and technology | David Appell |
| Restoring America's big, wild animals. | Science and technology | C. Josh Donlan |
| Scared off silicone.(silicon injections used for prevention of diabetic foot ulcers) | Science and technology | Melinda Wenner |
| Science speak to faith. | Science and technology | Richard Dawkins, Lawrence M. Krauss |
| Seeing stars in Iraq: Restoring wrecked observatory may boost Iraqi science. | Science and technology | Mike Simmons |
| Seeing triple.(Actuality Systems Inc. and io2Technology use Digital Light Processor ch) | Science and technology | Stuart F. Brown |
| Seeking the connections: Alcoholism and our genes. | Science and technology | John I. Jr. Nurnberger, Laura Jean Bierut |
| Seismic sentries: Why underground nuclear tests are so hard to hide. | Science and technology | Sarah Simpson |
| Silicon smackdown.(Asian board game Go)(Product/service evaluation) | Science and technology | Karen A. Frenkel |
| South America's missing mammals. | Science and technology | John J. Flynn, Andre R. Wyss, Reynaldo Charrier |
| Sowing a gene revolution. | Science and technology | Terri Raney, Prabhu Pingali |
| Still hungry.(poverty and global hunger) | Science and technology | Per Pinstrup-Andersen, Fuzhi Cheng |
| Surviving side effects.(side effects of cancer radiotherapy) | Science and technology | John Dudley Miller |
| T cell turnoff.(suppressing immune system to treat HIV infections) | Science and technology | Bianca Nogrady |
| The car doctor is in.(CarMD, devised handheld automotive diagnostic tool and got award for that) | Science and technology | Philip Yam |
| The diamond age of spintronics. | Science and technology | David D. Awschalom, Ryan Epstein, Ronald Hanson |
| The evolution of cats. | Science and technology | Warren E. Johnson, Stephen J. O'Brien |
| The forgotten code cracker.(Marshall W. Nirenberg)(Biography) | Science and technology | Ed Regis |
| The Gedanken experimenter. | Science and technology | J.R. Minkel |
| The great cosmic roller-coaster ride. | Science and technology | Cliff Burgess, Fernando Quevedo |
| The limited appeal of nuclear energy. | Science and technology | Jose Goldemberg |
| The long haul?(ethanol from corn) | Science and technology | Matthew L. Wald |
| The many worlds of Hugh Everett.(works of Hugh Everett ) | Science and technology | Peter Byrne |
| The memory. | Science and technology | Joe Z. Tsien |
| The Mississippi's curious origins. | Science and technology | Roy B. Van Arsdale, Randel T. Cox |
| The movies in our eyes. | Science and technology | Botond Roska, Frank Werblin |
| The mystery of methane on Mars & Titan. | Science and technology | Sushil K. Atreya |
| The physical science behind climate change. | Science and technology | Philip Mote, Martin R. Manning, William Collins, Robert Colman, James Haywood |
| The power of riboswitches.(Ribonucleic acid) | Science and technology | Jeffrey E. Barrick, Ronald R. Breaker |
| The promise of plasmonics. | Science and technology | Harry A. Atwater |
| The science of doing good. | Science and technology | Sheri Fink |
| The science of lasting happiness. | Science and technology | Marina Krakovsky |
| The Semantic Web in action.(Semantic Web applications ) | Science and technology | Lee Feigenbaum, Ivan Herman, Tonya Hongsermeier, Eric Neumann, Susie Stephens |
| The shark's electric sense: An astonishingly sensitive detector of electric fields helps sharks zero in on prey. | Science and technology | R. Douglas Fields |
| The Traveler's Dilemma.(Product/service evaluation) | Science and technology | Kaushik Basu |
| The universe's invisible hand. | Science and technology | Christopher J. Conselice |
| The world is fat. | Science and technology | Barry M. Popkin |
| This is your brain on food.(Nora D. Volkow)(Interview) | Science and technology | Kristin Leutwyler Ozelli |
| To the moon and beyond.(Orion crew exploration ) | Science and technology | Charles Dingell, William A. Johns, Julie Kramer White |
| Toxic bulbs: recycling rules vary for mercury-containing fluorescents. | Science and technology | David Appell |
| Tracking an ancient killer. | Science and technology | David W. Krause, Raymond R. Rogers |
| Unsettled scores: Has the black-white IQ gap narrowed?. | Science and technology | Marina Krakovsky |
| What fuels fat. | Science and technology | Jeffery S. Flier, Eleftheria Maratos-Flier |
| What is a planet? | Science and technology | Steven Soter |
| When fields collide.(Report) | Science and technology | David Kaiser |
| Why is there an ozone hole in the atmosphere when there is too much ozone at ground level. | Science and technology | H. Cox |
| Window on the extreme universe.(National Aeronautics and Space Administration launches Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope) | Science and technology | William B. Atwood, Peter F. Michelson, Steven Ritz |
| Windows on the mind.(fixational eye movements ) | Science and technology | Susana Martinez-Conde, Stephen L. Macknik |
| Working knowledge: Electronic stability control. | Science and technology | Mark Fischtti |
| Worse than gasoline: Liquid coal would produce toughly twice the global warming emissions of gasoline. | Science and technology | |
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