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January 2000

Volume 53, Issue 1

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Motile Behavior of Bacteria

Howard C. Berg
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E. coli, a self‐replicating object only a thousandth of a millimeter in size, can swim 35 diameters a second, taste simple chemicals in its environment, and decide whether life is getting better or worse.
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Retinal Imaging and Vision at the Frontiers of Adaptive Optics

Donald T. Miller
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By compensating for the minor, as well as the major, defects in the eye's optics, we can look through the lens to observe retinal features the size of single cells.
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Physics and the Information Revolution

Joel Birnbaum and R. Stanley Williams
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Quantum physics holds the key to the further advance of computing in the postsilicon era.
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From the Editor

Stephen G. Benka
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Physics Update

Philip F. Schewe, Benjamin P. Stein, and Stephen G. Benka
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Mass without Mass II: The Medium is the Mass‐age

Frank Wilczek
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More on ‘Why Do They Leave Physics?’: Money Matters, Research and Job Opportunities

Jonathan R. Friedman, Andrew Resnick, Rostislav A. Serota, Ernest Bauer, and Philip W. Anderson
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Fubini and Salam Inspired Plans for Mideast Synchrotron

Roman Jackiw and Sameen Ahmed Khan
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Correction

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Mapping the Interstellar Cloud We Live in

Bertram Schwarzschild
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The Solar System will soon be abandoned b the warm cloud of atomic hydrogen that surrounds our heliosphere.
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The Decreasing Arctic Ice Cover

Barbara Goss Levi


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New studies indicate that the Arctic Ocean's ice cover is about 40% thinner than it was 20 to 40 years ago, and the area of its perennial ice could be shrinking at a rate of about 7% per decade.
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What Really Gives a Quantum Computer Its Power?

Richard Fitzgerald
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A closer look at quantum computation experiments in liquid‐state nuclear magnetic resonance raises questions about what's really going on.
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Experts Dismiss Doomsday Scenarios for RHIC

Barbara Goss Levi
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A panel o f particle physicists has examined concerns that high‐energy collisions of gold nuclei might trigger the formation of black holes, vacuum instabilities, or voracious strangelets.
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Making Physics: A Biography of Brookhaven National Laboratory, 1946–1972

Robert P. Crease and Robert W. Seidel, Reviewer
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Active Galactic Nuclei: From the Central Black Hole to the Galactic Environment

Julian H. Krolik and Ruth A. Daly, Reviewer
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Properties of Materials

Mary Anne White and Thomas F. Rosenbaum, Reviewer
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Accelerator Physics

S. Y. Lee and Don Hartill, Reviewer
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X‐Ray Scattering from Soft‐Matter Thin Films: Materials Science and Basic Research

Metin Tolan and Michael D. Ward, Reviewer
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New Books

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Focus on Data Acquisition

Lawrence G. Rubin
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In Brief

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Edwin Thompson Jaynes

John W. Clark, Richard E. Norberg, and G. Larry Bretthorst
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Gregory Eugene Stillman

Nick Holonyak, Jr.
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DOE Shuts Brookhaven Lab's HFBR in a Triumph of Politics Over Science

Irwin Goodwin
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Washington Ins & Outs

Irwin Goodwin
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Washington Briefings

Irwin Goodwin,
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UMinn Faculty Teach Each Other Science

Toni Feder
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Chiaverina and Hubisz Join AAPT Presidential Line

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Sartwell Is AVS President‐Elect for 2000

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In Brief

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Web Watch

Charles Day
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