Books
Alfred Nobel, The Loneliest Millionaire by Michael Evlanoff and Marjorie
Fluor
Discovery, Invention, Research Through the Morphological Approach by
Fritz Zwicky
History of the East and Central Africa to the Late Nineteenth Century by
Basil Davidson
Features:
The Brain of
Pooh: An Essay on the Limits of Mind
by Robert L. Sinsheimer
Back to the
Drawing Board
Growing artists in a greenhouse
Some Second
Sober Thoughts on Vice President Agnew
by Fred Friendly
Re-exploring
the Colorado
A group of geologists match footprints with the men who made the first trip
down the river a century ago.
Why Study Chemistry?
by Richard E. Dickerson
For one thing, there are blunders of the past to correct. For another—we
might even find out what life is, where it came from, and how it operates.
Research Notes
The moon revealed—I, II, III. Place in the sun. Leukemia and DNA.
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