Science Website

Physics:

History of Science:

The Day the Universe Changed by James Burke

Transportation Systems:

Scientific American, September 1995, “High-Speed Rail” (p.100-101)

Energy:

Scientific American, March 1998, “The End of Cheap Oil” (p.78-83)

Atomic Physics:

Scientific American, October 1998, “The Asymmetry between Matter and Antimatter” (p.76-81)

Scientific American, June 2003, “The Dawn of Physics beyond the Standard Model” (p.68-75)

Astrophysics:

Scientific American, May 2003, “Parallel Universes” (p.40-51)

Scientific American, August 2003, “Information in the Hologram Universe” (p.58-65)

Discover, April 2003, “At the Speed of Light” (p.34-41)

(Was Einstein wrong about the speed of Light?)

Discover, December 2002, “The Real Big Bang” (p.40-47)

(How did the first stars form?)

Hubble Vision (SoBoCo Library, 522.29 Pct)

Computing:

Scientific American, January 2003, “The Nanodrive Project” (p.46-53)

(What is the future of data storage in computers?)

Scientific American, February 2003, “Evolving Inventions” (p.52-59)

(Can computer programs create inventions that are patented?)

Biology:

Evolution Theory:

Scientific American, March 2003, “Which Came First, the Feather or the Bird?” (p.84-93)

Scientific American, August 2003, “Planet of the Apes” (p.74-83)

(Did the great apes evolve in Eurasia, not Africa?”

Discover, September 2003, “Great Mysteries of Human Evolution” (p.34-43)

Genetics:

Discover, July 2003, “Testing Your Future” (p.34-43)

(Does society want the genetic testing of newborns?)

Brain Research:

Scientific American, Special Issue – September 2003, “Better Brains”