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Select this Article		Science as reparations Julius C. C. Edelstein



	+ -	Show Topic Science and the scientists of defeated nations, lately regarded as prizes of war, are also involved in the struggle between East and West now going on in Germany. Developments in the reparations of science and technology are discussed by the former Special Advisor to the Secretary of State on Reparations.

Select this Article		Women…in physics Walter C. Michels



	+ -	Show Topic Each stranger we meet through a mutual friend Asks us the same question, world without end, No slight variation does providence send When they hear that we teach at Bryn Mawr. “Tell me what is it like to be teaching these girls? Do you find that they have any brains? Do they take themselves seriously (may I ask) or do you?” And my answer is always the same.

Select this Article		Low temperature physics in Britain David Shoenberg



	+ -	Show Topic Theories are hard put to keep up with the phenomena uncovered by the advancing experimental techniques in low temperature physics. A British physicist reviews the work going on there and in Continental laboratories.

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December 1948

Volume 1, Issue 8

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Select this Article		Education in a Divided World James Bryant Conant and Henry Margenau, Reviewer



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Select this Article		Half‐Hours With Great Scientists and Reader in The Physical Sciences Charles G. Fraser, Harlow Shapley, Editor, Helen Wright, Editor, Samuel Rapport, Editor, and Henry Guerlac, Reviewer



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Select this Article		Preparation and Characteristics of Solid Luminescent Materials Gorton R. Fonda, Editor, Frederick Seitz, Editor, and James H. Schulman, Reviewer



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Select this Article		Makers of Mathematics and Mathematics: Our Great Heritage Alfred Hooper, William L. Schaaf, Editor, and Morris Kline, Reviewer



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Select this Article		High Altitude Speech H. W. Rudmose, K. C. Clark, F. D. Carlson, J. C. Eisenstein, and R. A. Walker



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Select this Article		Energy Diagrams A. L. Hughes



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