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Scientific American
Scientific American is a surprising, dynamic magazine where working scientists and Nobel laureates present the remarkable...
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Scientific American magazine is a trustworthy source on physical and social sciences. Each issue of Scientific American...
Scientific American, March 2001: The...
Columnists Philip and Phylis Morrison look at sodium, salt, and a popular rodent in The Needy Porcupine, from the March 2001...
Scientific American
Scientific American Magazine provides a forum for working scientists and Nobel laureates
Scientific American
Scientific American is a surprising, dynamic magazine in which working scientists and Nobel laureates present the remarkable...
Scientific American (1-year auto-renewal)
This magazine is designed for technically educated professionals and managers who have a positive predisposition to read...
Surprises from Celiac Disease: Scientific...
A study of the potentially fatal food-triggered disease has uncovered a process that many contribute to treating many...
Hooked from the First Cigarette:...
New findings reveal that cigarette addiction can arise astonishingly fast. But the research could lead to therapies that make...
Scientific American: The Grand Plan
Hear how James Burke connects the dots between theology, calculus, social satire, locomotives, Napoleon and economics...
Space Wars: Scientific American
Recent pronouncements and actions by the U.S. and China threaten to ignite a new arms race in space....
Scientific American, May 2001: Warp Drive...
If you recall the Nautilus , Captain Nemo's submarine in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea , it was a very fast moving vessel. But...
Why Migraines Strike: Scientific American
Biologists have solved the mystery of one of our most misunderstood, poorly recognized, and inadequately treated medical...
The Mystery of Methane on Mars and Titan:...
The presence of methane in the atmospheres of Mars and Titan might mean there is unusual geologic activity going on. It might...
Scientific American, March 2001: Making...
How does the brain interpret what the tongue tastes? Authors David V. Smith and Robert F. Margolskee explore the bitter,...
Scientific American, May 2001: The...
The Semantic Web is certain to spark lots of debate; the father of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, along with James...
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