Engineering and Science, Volume 20:9, June 1957. [Journal Issue] https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechES:20.9.0
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Table of Contents
Features:
Caltech and
the IGY
The International Geophysical Year begins on July 1, 1957. During this Year,
scientists all over the world will collaborate on an investigation of the earth
and its atmosphere. Here, five Caltech scientists describe the part the Institute
will play in the IGY
Glaciological
Research
by Robert P. Sharp
Antarctic Seismology
by Frank Press
Project Vanguard—The
Earth Satellite Program
by William H. Pickering
Solar Observations
by Seth B. Nicholson
Cosmic Rays
by H. V. Neher
Commencement,
1957
A pictorial record
The Next Hundred
Years...III
Ever-increasing technical problems lead to a mounting demand for skilled technical
brainpower. A noted psychologist discusses how we can fill the need for more
scientists and engineers.
by Harrison Brown, James Bonner and John Weir.
Campus News:
A New Biology
Building
by George W. Beadle
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| Record Number: | CaltechES:20.9.0 |
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| Deposited On: | 29 Jul 2005 |
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