scientific american - 1998 05 - six months in space

scientific american   -  1998 05  -  six months in space

scientific american - 1998 05 - six months in space

... M. Grossman in Austin, Tex. News and Analysis Scientific American May 1998 45 CYBER VIEW Bringing Down the Internet DAVID SUTER Copyright 1998 Scientific American, Inc. F or six months, at least ... pro- gram, including Hu Side, head of the Chinese Academy of Engineering Phys- ics, and his deputy Du Xiangwan. Both are “very strong arms-control advo- cates,” Cochran insists. A...

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scientific american   -  2003 05  -  infinite earths in parallel universes really exist

scientific american - 2003 05 - infinite earths in parallel universes really exist

... are explained in terms of vi- brating strings. “The average physicist wasn’t into do- ing this —it was just so alien to them,” the 47-year-old 38 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN MAY 2003 FOREST McMULLIN Profile Wired ... account. Relying on spam blockers has led to an es- calating e-mail-filtering arms race as UCE be- comes ever more evasive. Because construct- ing effective filters is time-consuming...

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scientific american   -  1998 10  -  how hackers break in

scientific american - 1998 10 - how hackers break in

... exactly how angiogen- esis inhibitors work, angiostatin is ex- pected to be tested in humans begin- ning late this year. (Several synthetic an- giogenesis inhibitors are already in clinical trials.) When ... he calls intervention: establish- ing standards and then measuring per- formance against them. Another highly effective technique—having subordi- nates take part in the decision mak...

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scientific american   -  1993 02  -  beating resistance in superconductors

scientific american - 1993 02 - beating resistance in superconductors

... aplomb. 34 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN February 1993 RAYMOND GENDREAU Copyright 1993 Scientific American, Inc.Copyright 1993 Scientific American, Inc. ing to computers. A few scientists, in- cluding Stephen ... He also works on his violin playing and veg- etable gardening. Huse has been primar- ily interested in the theory of phase tran- sitions in various materials, including spin gl...

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scientific american   -  1993 05  -  building soft machines from smart gels

scientific american - 1993 05 - building soft machines from smart gels

... NIAID an- nounced that it was Òaccelerating the tri- al design processÓ with the intention of starting clinical trials of convergent ther- apy during the spring. Initially the tri- als were to involve ... another way of maintaining a pa- tientÕs health until a cure can be found. The individual and combined side ef- fects of the drugs must also be taken into account. In all combination thera...

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scientific american   -  1994 03  -  visiting yourself in the past

scientific american - 1994 03 - visiting yourself in the past

... primer walking. Their approach uses a library of hexamers (six- base primers) and a protein that binds to single-strand ge- nomic DNA. The binding protein pre- vents individual hexamers from pairing stably ... abundances of the original miner- als in the peridotite. Some minerals, such as clinopyroxene, melt more easi- ly than do others and hence rapidly de- crease in abundance during the...

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scientific american   -  1995 05  -  what found the top quark

scientific american - 1995 05 - what found the top quark

... MILLION 1 IN 10 MILLION 1 IN 1 MILLION 1 IN 100,000 1 IN 10,000 Odds of any- thing happen- ing to only one person in the world at any time Odds of any- thing happen- ing to only one person in the ... Stix 1 IN 1 TRILLION CHANCE OF AN EVENT OCCURRING 1 IN 100 BILLION Woman be- ing killed by a husband or lover 1 IN 10 BILLION Drowning in a tub Being killed by lightnin...

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scientific american   -  1995 11  -  guardian cells in the brain

scientific american - 1995 11 - guardian cells in the brain

... 1995 Scientific American, Inc. W hen computer diagnostician Angela Bennett (played by San- dra Bullock) disabled a main- frame computer with a virus-infected disk slipped into a Macintosh in this past ... com- pletely outside of it.Ó The whirring ma- chine splintered, spewing blood onto the walls, carpets and window, where it merged into the sunset. ÒI screamed again and again. Slowly th...

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scientific american   -  1996 05  -  the comets' lair

scientific american - 1996 05 - the comets' lair

... technology. “Treating each systems acquisition as a separate [technological] solution,” Strassmann testified in a Senate hear- ing, “has resulted in thousands of unin- tegrated, hard-to-maintain, impossible- to-manage, ... Italy; telephone: 3 9-2 -7 60 0-1 104; fax: 3 9-2 -7 60 0-3 719. Further Reading Hidden Killers: The Global Problem with Uncleared Landmines: A Report on Inter...

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scientific american   -  1997 05  -  the 100 - year weather forecast

scientific american - 1997 05 - the 100 - year weather forecast

... typically now made by a laborious hit-or- miss procedure that involves in- jecting genes into eggs and breed- ing the few animals that take up the genes. Cloning should expe- dite the rapid generation ... complica- tions and respi- ratory symp- toms. Neurologi- cal, psychiatric and ophthalmic diseases were also most preva- lent among the most heavily ex- posed. In an ac- companying pa- pe...

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