An ethnologist in cyberspace

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Renowned sociologist Sherry Turkle has devoted her professional life analyzing human's interaction with technology, particularly computers and virtual pets. By focusing on individual experiences, Turkle attempts to draw the identity children aim to project when they relate in cyberspace.

Social aspects, Computers, Digital computers, Practice, Technological innovations, Sociologists, Turkle, Sherry

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The universe atop a mountain

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A description is presented of the facilities and equipment which are available to astronomers at the Kitt Peak National Observatory. The important discoveries which have been made at the observatory are discussed.

Arkansas, Astronomy, Buildings and facilities, Observations, Astronomical observatories, Kitt Peak National Observatory

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Unlikely messengers: how do nerve cells communicate?

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Research has determined that both adenosine 5'-triphosphate and nitric oxide are neurotransmitters. Study of their unusual ways of transmitting neural information may lead to advances in research and treatment.

Research, Nitric oxide, Adenosine triphosphatase, Neural transmission, Synaptic transmission, Neurotransmitters

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