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Dr. Bernhard Haisch |
Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory |
a Quantum Broom Sweeps Clean |
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Dr. Marla Feller |
University of California, Berkeley |
Wiring the Brain - a Physicist Looks at Development |
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Dr. Richard E. Young |
NASA Ames Research Center |
the Galileo  Probe Mission to Jupiter |
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Dr. Barbara G. Levi |
Physics Today |
Writing About Global Warming and Other Scientific Topics |
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Dr. David B. Goldstein |
Natural Resources Defense Council |
Physicists Take on Global Warming |
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Dr. Halton C. Arp |
Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics |
How New Measures of Quasars and Galaxies Support a Changed Picture of the Universe |
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Dr. Matthew Bashaw |
Stanford University |
Commercializing Holographic Data Storage: Risks and Rewards |
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Dr. R. Jefferson Porter |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
Dielectron Production in Heavy-Ion Collisions |
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Dr. Joseph S. Tenn |
Sonoma State University |
Physics and Astronomy on the World Wide Web |
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Nancy Kunnari |
National Semiconductor |
It's Just a Bunch of Ones and Zeros |
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Steve Bryson |
NASA Ames Research Center |
Virtual Environments and Scientific Visualization |
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Steve Anderson |
Sonoma State University |
the Science and Art of Laser Light Shows |
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Dr. Virginia Trimble |
University of California, Irvine |
the Solar Neutrino Problem and How We Know Stars Run on Nuclear Energy; Cobe  and How We Know the Universe Went Through a Big Bang; Gamma Ray Bursters and How Sometimes We Don't Know Anything |
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Dr. Carl M. Lampert |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
the Science and Technology of Smart Switchable Glass |
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Dr. William Bialek |
NEC Research Institute |
From Photons to Perception |
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Dr. Ling-Lie Chau |
University of California, Davis |
Frontiers in Particle Physics |
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Cliff Stoll |
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What Physicists Do When They Are Unemployed |
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Dr. Geoffrey A. Wilson |
Coherent Technologies, Inc. |
Coherent Laser Radar Applications |
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Dr. Frances Houle |
IBM Almaden Research Center |
Simulating Chemical Processes in Thin Films |
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Dr. Calvin F. Quate |
Stanford University |
the Silicon Chip as a New Frontier for Nanometer Structures |