DOE nurtures openness to med past miscues

Article Abstract:

The Department of Energy (DOE) is committed to openness, and it has released documents relating to the injection of humans with plutonium between 1945 and 1947, as part of its openness policy. Some have applauded the act of openness, but others were disturbed when it was revealed that many experiments were performed on the public without their consent.

Radiation, Radiation (Physics)

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Virtual violence: boxing without bruises

Article Abstract:

A virtual reality video game, the Activator, created by Light Harp of America, features an octagonal frame with eight infrared beams. Any move taken, while standing within the frame, is mimicked on the screen. The Activator is expected to be priced between $70 and $80.

Innovations, Product development, Video game industry, Video games, Video games industry, Light Harp of America

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A case against virtual nuclear testing

Article Abstract:

Virtual testing cannot guarantee that the US' stockpile of nuclear weapons can be transported and stored safely in peacetime. There is no link between a stewardship program designed to replace test explosions and the continuing safety of nuclear weapons.

Evaluation, Computer simulation

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