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Q&A with David C. Cassidy
BOOKENDS: Physics Today Editor Jermey Matthews interviews Science Historian David C. Cassidy about his most recent book, A Short History of Physics in the American Century.
From basic to applied in 83 years
DAYSIDE: A new concept for nonvolatile memory has an ancestor in a 1929 theory paper by Nevill Mott.
EGU 2012: Potential ecosystem effects of offshore wind farms
DOWN TO EARTH: Large offshore wind farms could affect ocean circulation patterns, temperature structures, and nutrient cycling.
The UK is moving toward open access to scientific literature
SCIENCE AND THE MEDIA: US media have paid little attention so far, despite the UK's substantial place in world science.
DNA-based sensors know what the nose knows
PHYSICS UPDATE: The sensors can “smell” the difference between similar molecules.
Ancient Maya ruins reveal 1200-year-old astronomical tables
PHYSICS UPDATE: Hieroglyphs on the walls of a small building predate well-studied codices by hundreds of years.
Can postpublication commentary online revolutionize the scientific literature?
SCIENCE AND THE MEDIA: A New York Times commentary echoes ideas that scientists are considering.
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