The search for element 102

Optical methods for the study of radio‐frequency resonances

Are most stars members of double‐star systems?

Thomson's dilemma

A dedicated teacher…

Selling high‐school physics

High‐school physics enrollments

Labs for nonscientists

Work for master's candidates

Nagaoka to Rutherford

Who has seen the clouds?

Only nine megagauss

Two‐Photon Fluorescence Detects Ultrashort Pulses

Large‐Bore, High‐Field Supermagnet Sets Record

Research on Neutron Electric Dipole Moment

Cornell Synchrotron Makes 3‐GeV Electrons in Tests

Berkeley Experimenters Find New Lithium, Boron Isotopes

3‐km Radio Telescope to be Built by Univ. of Maryland

JPL Suggests Bouncing Off A Planet to Reach Another

Transuranium Facility at HVEC to Have Two Tandems

LASL Builds the World's Smallest Nuclear Reactor

Tesla Laboratory Becomes Historic Site—Officially

The Basic Physics of Superconducting Devices

Acousticians Hear Many Sounds in New York

Mathematical Physics in One Dimension: Exactly Soluble Models of Interacting Particles

Spacetime Physics

The Analytic S Matrix: A Basis for Nuclear Democracy and The Analytic S Matrix

Otto Hahn: A Scientific Autobiography

Elements of Mechanical Metallurgy

The Revelance of Physics

Nobel Lectures in Physics, Vol. 1: 1901–1921

Kinetic Theory, Vol. 1: The Nature of Gases and of Heat

Theoretical and Experimental Biophysics: A Series of Advances, Vol. 1

Ionospheric Radio Propagation

Mind and Cosmos: Essays in Contemporary Science and Philosophy

The Theory of Quantum Liquids, Vol. 1: Normal Fermi Liquids

Wavelength Standards in the Infrared

Differential and Difference Equations

The Solid-Gas Interface, Vol. 1

New Books

We Hear That

William Markowitz Given Top Navy Science Award

H. Richard Crane Awarded Davisson and Germer Prize

Reynolds Receives NAS J. Lawrence Smith Medal

Salwa Nassar, College Head, Dies After Long Illness

Francis Bitter, Authority on Magnetism, Was MIT Physicist

Mabel Katherine Frehofer, Was Professor at Goucher

Paul C. Aebersold Dies, Was Authority on Radioisotopes

Yong‐Son Jin, Was Professor at Brown

Robert O. Carpenter Dies, Was Research Physicist

Ted J. Morgan Dies, Was Nuclear Physics Professor

Phimsy

Radio Astronomers Vie for National Telescope Funds

Resonances

Perspectives in Federal Physics Support—an Interview with Chalmers Sherwin

UNESCO Sponsors Project For Teaching Crystallography

AIP Initiates New Manpower Surveys with NSF Support

AIP Information Program Receives Four NSF Grants

Study Offers Data on Current‐Awareness Aids

AAS Elects Albert Whitford President for Two‐Year Term

Calendar

If I Get My Grant…