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Select this Article		Harness the Hubris: Useful Things Physicists Could Do in Biology V. Adrian Parsegian


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Select this Article		New Light on Quantum Transport Mark Raizen, Christophe Salomon, and Qian Niu


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Select this Article		Electromagnetically Induced Transparency Stephen E. Harris


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PHYSICS UPDATE

Select this Article		Physics Update Benjamin P. Stein and Phillip F. Schewe


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LETTERS

Select this Article		How to Advance Info Revolution: Develop Tip‐Top Physics Database, Get More Journal Subscribers Norman Hugh Redington, Karen Rae Keck, and Donald Tompkins


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Select this Article		CESR Should Be Praised, not Buried Richard Ehrlich, Stuart Henderson, Joel Butler, and David Quarrie


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Select this Article		Sound Example of Reversed Acoustics Goes Back to Rayleigh Miguel C. Junger


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Select this Article		Remembering Wigner's Contributions—and Tip Tiff with NYC Cabbie Paul Roman and John Fang


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Select this Article		Schawlow Thinking Disputed about Diatomic Molecules Takeshi Oka


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SEARCH AND DISCOVERY

Select this Article		High‐Redshift Absorption Lines Show Convincingly that Gamma‐Ray Bursters Are Very Far Away Bertram Schwarzschild


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	+ -	Show Topic All of a sudden the long debate is over. Gamma‐ray bursters really do live halfway across the cosmos. Now we know that they are, for brief moments, the most luminous objects in the universe.

Select this Article		Polar Orbiter Shows Evidence of Minicomet Bombardment Bertram Schwarzschild


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Select this Article		Metal–Insulator Transition Unexpectedly Appears in a Two‐Dimensional Electron System Gloria B. Lubkin


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MEETINGS

Select this Article		Crystallographers to Gather in St. Louis This Month


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BOOKS

Select this Article		Arrhenius: From Ionic Theory to the Greenhouse Effect Elisabeth Crawford and Bert Bolin, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Teaching Introductory Physics Arnold B. Arons and Edward F. Redish, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Teaching Introductory Physics: A Sourcebook Clifford E. Swartz, Thomas Miner, and Gordon J. Aubrecht, II, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Radio‐Frequency Electronics: Circuits and Applications Jon B. Hagen and Lawrence G. Rubin, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Anomalies in Quantum Field Theory Reinhold A. Bertlmann and R. Shankar, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Understanding Molecular Simulation: From Algorithms to Applications Daan Frenkel, Berend Smit, and Mark A. Ratner, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Particle Detectors Claus Grupen and Jack Sandweiss, Reviewer


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Select this Article		New Books


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NEW PRODUCTS

Select this Article		Focus on Vacuum Technology


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WE HEAR THAT

Select this Article		President Announces Winners of National Medals


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Select this Article		AAS Announces Prize Recipients for 1997


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Select this Article		Three Honored at ‘Physics without Borders’ Gathering


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Select this Article		German Physical Society Hands Out Honors


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Select this Article		In Brief


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OBITUARIES

Select this Article FREE		Clyde William Tombaugh Reta Beebe


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Select this Article FREE		Yuli Borisovich Khariton Viktor N. Mikhailov, Rady I. Ilkaev, German A. Goncharov, and Yuri A. Trutnev


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Select this Article FREE		Georges Maxime Temmer Noemie Benczer‐Koller and Charles Glashausser


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Select this Article FREE		Viktor Yakovlevich Frenkel Paul R. Josephson


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Select this Article FREE		Albert Moscowitz C. Alden Mead and Stephen Prager


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Select this Article FREE		Joseph John Loferski Huey‐Liang Hwang


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WASHINGTON REPORTS

Select this Article		Bethe to Clinton: Halt All Nuclear Weapons Research, Even ‘Creative Thought,’ and Emphasize Stewardship Irwin Goodwin


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Select this Article		APS Statement on Test‐Ban Treaty


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Select this Article		Japan's Worries About Its Neglect of Scientific Research Lead to New Collaborations with Brookhaven and NASA Irwin Goodwin


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Select this Article		Washington Dispatches Irwin Goodwin


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Select this Article		Washington Ins & Outs: Good Leaves Commerce, Grumbly DOE Irwin Goodwin


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PHYSICS COMMUNITY

Select this Article		Closure Looms for Funder of US–FSU Scientific Collaborations Toni Feder


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Select this Article		Swedish Research Faces Budget Cuts Toni Feder


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Select this Article		US Policy toward Cuba Undermines Scientific Exchanges Jean Kumagai


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Select this Article		Arecibo Telescope Is Upgraded Toni Feder


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Select this Article		Government Employs Physicists in Many Ways


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Select this Article		Springer‐Verlag Acquires AIP Press


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Select this Article		Physicists' Salaries Rise, though Not All Beat Inflation


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Select this Article		Lectureship Prize for Young Physicists Is Established


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Select this Article		In Brief


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Select this Article		Web Watch Graham P. Collins


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