Physics Today Annual Index 1990

APS news from APS
BR  book review
L   letter
MP  meeting preview
OB  obituary
OP  opinion
PC  physics community
RF  reference frame 
SD  search & discovery
WR  Washington reports

SUBJECT INDEX

Accelerators

• SSC design revisions call for thinner beams and fatter magnets (WR) JAN 47
• HEPAP and its subpanel approve redesign and higher cost of SSC (WR) FEB 67
• Ozaki made head of Brookhaven's heavy-ion project (PC) FEB 115
• American Physical Society establishes division of physics of beams (APS) APR 89
• The physics of beams: Past, present, future, A.-M. Sessler (OP) JUN 69
• Construction proposals take aim at top and bottom quarks (SD) DEC 20

Acoustical Society of America

• Acoustical Society picks Ungar to be president-elect (PC) AUG 68

Acoustics

• Acoustical Society picks Ungar to be president-elect (PC) AUG 68

American Association of Physicists in Medicine

• Fullerton is president-elect of AAPM (PC) FEB 115
• Dixon is newly elected president of AAPM (PC) OCT 91

American Association of Physics Teachers

• Wilson to leave AAPT for new education project (PC) JAN 68
• APS and AAPT rearrange joint meetings (PC) FEB 113
• Stith is the new vice president of AAPT for 1990 (PC) FEB 114
• What went unsaid at physics chairs meeting,R. R. Hake; R. J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• APS and AAPT will cosponsor unity day at April meeting in DC (APS) MAR 91
• Khoury succeeds Wilson as executive officer of AAPT (PC) AUG 67
• US team faced tough questions in latest Physics Olympiad (PC) SEP 99
• Fall workshop will look at undergrad physics courses (APS) SEP 117

American Astronomical Society

• AAS elects new vice president and other officers (PC) APR 68

American Crystallographic Association

• Flippen-Anderson is new ACA vice president (PC) JAN 69

American Geophysical Union

• Cicerone is new AGU president-elect for 1990-92 (PC) JUL 64
• AIP and AGU appoint Congressional scientist fellows (PC) OCT 90

American Institute of Physics

• ACS joins AIP in high school science teacher survey (PC) JAN 68
• High school physics: Getting beyond 20%, J. F. Jackson; J. S. Rigden (L) JAN 112
• Grad students taking longer to earn PhDs (PC) FEB 112
• New editors for AIP's applied physics journals (PC) FEB 112
• AIP governing board to consider relocating New York operations (PC) FEB 113
• Bent takes financial reins at American Institute of Physics (PC) FEB 115
• AIP report describes who takes -and does not take- science (PC) APR 66
• AIP survey finds weaker 1988-89 job market (PC) APR 67
• AIP offers English edition of Soviet Superconductivity (PC) APR 69
• AIP headquarters to be moved from Manhattan to Washington area (PC) MAY 71
• Committee seeks new editor for Physics of Fluids B. (PC) MAY 74
• AIP in 1989: An annualreport, K. W. Ford JUN 45
• Council votes to move APS headquarters to Washington area (APS) JUN 87
• AIP survey finds more women majoring in physics (PC) JUL 64
• AIP survey finds more physics grad students, fewer undergrads (PC) SEP 99
• US team faced tough questions in latest Physics Olympiad (PC) SEP 99
• AIP gives grants for pre-college physics projects (PC) SEP 100
• AIP and AGU appoint Congressional scientist fellows (PC) OCT 90
• Coleman succeeds Barojas as AIP's education fellow (PC) OCT 91
• Academic survey finds limited job openings except in some subfields (APS) NOV 99
• AIP meeting at Sandia focuses on technology transfer (PC) DEC 63
• Physics job market remained strong in 1988-89 year (PC) DEC 65
• Is Chernobyl news contaminated? J. V. Jovanovich (L) DEC 91

American Physical Society

• Massey elected vice president, Sarachik heads nominations (APS) JAN 89
• APS meets in Anaheim (MP) FEB 85
• APS and AAPT rearrange joint meetings (PC) FEB 113
• Council adopts general statement on international cooperation in physics (APS) FEB 139
• Publications task force (APS) FEB 139
• Survey of APS membership to be mailed this month (APS) FEB 139
• What went unsaid at physics chairs meeting, R. R, Hake; R. J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• APS and AAPT will cosponsor unity day at April meeting in DC (APS) MAR 91
• Council adopts guidelines for international contacts (APS) MAR 91
• Switch to acid-free paper approved for two journals (APS) MAR 91
• American Physical Society establishes division of physics of beams (APS) APR 89
• APS strengthens ties to physics societies in Japan and the Pacific (APS) APR 89
• Nominations sought for APS outreach committees (APS) MAY 93
• The physics of beams: Past, present, future, A. M. Sessler (OP) JUN 69
• Council approves new constitution; members will vote this summer (APS) JUN 87
• Council votes to move APS headquarters to Washington area (APS) JUN 87
• Refereeing policy. Against anonymity, C. J. Robinove; S. Becker; R. J. E, Parrott (L) JUL 11
• Werthamer is APS executive secretary designate; will take office in 1991 (APS) JUL 79
• "Chilly climate" workshop materials offered by APS (APS) AUG 85
• Auchincloss will be APS Congressional fellow in 1991 (APS) AUG 85
• Fall workshop will look at undergrad physics courses (APS) SEP 117
• Physics students get a taste of the real world as APS industrial interns (APS) SEP 117
• APS forms ties with the Physical Society of the Soviet Union (APS) OCT 109
• APS provides travel grants for women speakers (APS) OCT 109
• Academic survey finds limited job openings except in some subfields (APS) NOV 99
• APS input needed on nuclear output, I. Ladany; E. Merzbacher (L) NOV 129
• APS is looking into problems with US visas (APS) DEC 84
• Balasubramanian is the first Ramavataram fellow (APS) DEC 84
• Massey resigns as vice president for NSF job (APS) DEC 84

American Vacuum Society

• AVS chooses Kazmerski as president-elect (PC) FEB 114
• AVS meets in Toronto (MP) SEP 54
• AVS sponsors workshop for high school teachers (PC) SEP 100

Arms control

• Give (nuclear) peace a chance, R. C. Raymond (L) FEB 160

Astronomy and astrophysics

• The funding crisis in astronomy, D, E. Osterbrock (OP) JAN 71
• Astrophysical stars of the silver screen, R. Breedon (L) JAN 112
• COBE satellite finds no hint of excess in the cosmic microwave spectrum (SD) MAR 17
• A new class ofpulsars, D. C. Backer S. R. Kulkarni MAR 26
• Gender and science: Women in American astronomy, 1859-1940, J. Lankford, R. L.Slavings MAR 58
• Shapley's poor seeing of astronomy's future, T. M. Donahue (L) MAR 112
• The Hubble Space Telescope Observatory, C. R. O'Dell APR 32
• AAS elects new vice president and other officers (PC) APR 68
• "Earth's radiation budget" items, K. Schatten; S. I. Salem (L) APR 120
• New Technology Telescope actively corrects for misalignments (SD) MAY 17
• Memories of the first Texas Symposium, E. A. Spiegel; V. C. Rubin; J. L. Greenstein (L) MAY 118
• Gigantic structures challenge standard view of cosmic evolution (SD) JUN 120
• COBE photographs the Milky Way in infrared (SD) JUL 19
• Voyager 2's encounter with the gas giants, E. D. Miner JUL 40
• Giving women astronomers their due, H. Gursky; G. S. Mumford; E. M. Burbidge; S. W. Harrison; J. Lankford (L) AUG 91
• Hubble's primary mirror has the wrong shape (SD) AUG 17
• Supernovae, H. A. Bethe SEP 24
• Solar neutrino update: Three detectors tell three stories (SD) OCT 17
• Hubble investigation board finds out what went wrong (SD) NOV 19
• Hubble finds surprisingly dense galactic core (SD) NOV 21
• Court to decide fate of Mt Graham observatory this winter or spring (PC) NOV 75
• Mirror aberration communication, F. Roddier (L) NOV 117
• Astronomy's "crisis" through another lens, A. Walstad; D. E. Osterbrock (L) NOV 120
• How supernova shock revival was revealed, H, A. Bethe (L) DEC 91

Atmospheric science

Atomic, molecular and chemical physics

• Neutrons cannot encircle lines of electric charge unphased (SD) JAN 17; correction JUL 93
• Contributions of a Nobelist's colleagues, M. N. McDermott; H. Dehmelt (L) APR 112
• Special issue: Dynamics of molecular systems, J. M. Drake, J. Klafter MAY 23
• Ultrafast reaction dynamics, M. Gruebele, A. H. Zewail MAY 24
• Chemical dynamics in solution, G. R. Fleming, P. G. Wolynes MAY 36
• Dynamics of confined molecular systems, J. M. Drake, J. Klafter MAY 46
• Hole-burning spectroscopy ofglasses, D. Haarer, R. Silbey MAY 58
• Antiprotons cooled to 4 K. and weighed in a Penning trap (SD) JUL 17
• With apologies to Casimir, D. Kleppner (RF) OCT 9
• Atomic force microscopy, D. Rugar, P. Hansma OCT 23
• Shifting credit for seeing Lamb shift, H. E. Rorschach, I. M. Duck, G. T. Trammell, J. P. Hannon (L) NOV 118
• The physics of metal clusters, M. L. Cohen, W. D. Knight DEC 42

Awards

• 1990 Adler Lectureship Award (APS) M. Schluter FEB 85
• 1990 Allen Prize (OSA) R. E. Bills OCT 91
• 1990 Allis Prize (APS) A. V. Phelps JUL 81
• 1990 Apker Award (APS) C. J. Brabec DEC 83
• 1989 Bingham Medal (Society of Rheology) I. M. Krieger OCT 111
• 1990 Bingham Medal (Society of Rheology) G. C. Berry OCT 111
• Boltzmann Medal (IUPAP Statistical Physics Commission) L. Kadanoff MAR 94
• 1990 Bonner Prize (APS) V. W. Hughes JUL 81
• 1989 Born Award (OSA) D. Marcuse APR 98
• 1990 Born Award (OSA) S. L. McCall APR 98
• 1990 Bowie Medal (AGU) E. N. Parker AUG 87
• 1989 Brouwer Award (AAS) Y. Kozai MAY 95
• 1990 Buckley Prize (APS) D. Edwards FEB 85
• Chretien Research Grant (AAS) K. C. Chambers; A. P. S. Crotts MAY 95
• Compton Award (American Nuclear Society) H. Goldsteln OCT 112
• 1987 Coolidge Award (AAPM) G. L. Brownell FEB 141
• 1988 Coolidge Award (AAPM) J. R. Cunningham FEB 141
• 1989 Coolidge Award (AAPM) W. R. Hendee FEB 141
• 1990 Coolidge Award (AAPM) P. R. Almond NOV 101
• 1989 Crafoord Prize in the Geosciences (Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences) J. A. Van Allen FEB 142
• Cresson Medal (Franklin Institute) M. O. Scully DEC 87
• 1987 Daniels Award (AAPM) R. Mohan, C.-S. Chui, L. Lidofsky FEB 141
• 1988 Daniels Award (AAPM) B. L. Werner, I. J. Das, F. M. Khan, A. S. Meigooni FEB 141
• 1989 Daniels Award (AAPM) C.-S. Chui, R, Mohan; D. Jette FEB 141
• 1990 Daniels Award (AAPM) A. Ahnesjo NOV 101
• 1990 Davisson-Germer Prize (APS) D. J. Wineland JUL 81
• 1990 Dillon Medal (APS) J.-M. Guenet FEB 85
• 1990 Dissertation Award in Nuclear Physics (APS) M. J. Musolf JUL 81
• Distinguished Service Citation (ASA) D, W. Martin JAN 93
• Distinguished Service Citation (AAPT) J. L. Hubisz Jr; K. L. Johnston; P. C. Peters; R. H. Stuewer; H. G. Voss MAR 93
• 1990 Edgerton Award (SPIE) E. P. Ippen FEB 116
• Fahrney Medal (Franklin Institute) L. L. Smarr DEC 87
• 1989 Fluid Dynamics Prize (APS) W. W. Willmarth JUL 81
• 1990 Fluid Dynamics Prize (APS) J. L. Lumley JUL 81
• 1990 Forum Award (APS) R. Wilson JUL 81,
• Franklin Medal (Franklin Institute) D. Turnbull; H. E. Huxley DEC 87
• 1989 Fraunhofer Award (OSA) P. Hariharan APR 98
• 1990 Fraunhofer Award (OSA) T. I. Harris APR 98
• 1989 Free-Electron Laser Prize (Free-Electron Laser Conference) J. M. J. Madey FEB 116
• 1990 Gaede-Langmuir Award (AVS) F. M. d'Heurle SEP 54
• 1990 Gemant Award (AIP) J. Bernstein DEC 64
• 1990 Goeppert-Mayer Award (APS) E. D. Williams FEB 85
• 1988 Gold Medal (ASA) A. H. Benade; R. K. Cook JAN 93
• 1989 Gold Medal (ASA) L. W. Cremer JAN 93
• 1990 Gold Medal (ASA) E. J. Skudrzyk AUG 87
• 1987 Greenfield Award (AAPM) K. Ulin, R. G. Zamenhof FEB 141
• 1988 Greenfield Award (AAPM) G. Harding, J. Kosanetzky, U. Neitzel FEB 141
• 1989 Greenfield Award (AAPM) Z.-H. Cho, C.-B. Ahn, S. C. Juh, H. K. Lee, R. E. Jacobs, S.-C. Lee, J. H. Yi, J.-M. Jo FEB 141
• 1990 Greenfield Award (AAPM) E. M. Haacke, Z.-P. Liang, S. H. Izen NOV 101
• 1990 Hale Prize (AAS) R. Tousey MAY 95
• 1990 Heineman Prize for Astrophysics (AAS, AIP) R. A. McCray MAY 95
• 1990 Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics (APS,AIP) Y. Sinai JUL 81
• 1990 High Polymer Physics Prize (APS) W. W. Graessley FEB 85
• 1990 Horton Medal (AGU) P. A. Witherspoon AUG 87
• 1990 Isakson Prize (APS) M. V. Klein FEB 85
• 1989 Ives Medal (OSA) C. K. N. Patel APR 98
• 1990 Ives Medal (OSA) J. W. Goodman APR 98
• 1989 Kuiper Prize (AAS) J. B. Pollack MAY 95
• 1989 Laporte Award (APS) C.-S. Yih JUL 81
• 1990 Laporte Award (APS) T. Maxworthy JUL 81
• 1990 Lilienfeld Prize (APS) M. Berry MAR 93
• 1988 Lindsay Award (ASA) G. A. Daigle JAN 93
• 1989 Lindsay Award (ASA) M. F. Hamilton JAN 93
• 1990 Lindsay Award (ASA) T. J. Hofler AUG 87
• 1990 Lomb Medal (OSA) A. M. Weiner APR 98
• 1990 London Prize, R. C. Dynes, P. C. Hohenberg, A. I. Larkin SEP 119
• MacArthur Fellowships (MacArthur Foundation) M. J. Geller; M. Koehl NOV 102
• 1989 Macelwane Medal (AGU) W. R. Young AUG 87
• 1990 Mark Memorial Award (AVS) S. M. Rossnagel SEP 54
• Matthias Memorial Award (AT&T) T. H. Geballe JAN 69
• 1989 Maxwell Prize (APS) R. N. Sudan JUL 81
• 1989 Mees Medal (OSA) K. M. Baird APR 98
• 1989 Meggers Award (OSA) U. Fano APR 98
• 1990 Meggers Award (OSA) D. J. Wineland APR 98
• Meggers Project Award (AIP) J. Barber, H. J. Ryan; P. Hickman, J. Hickman; N. Beard; W. J. Layton, N. Rodriguez SEP 100
• Michelson Medal (Franklin Institute) H. J. Kimble DEC 87
• 1989 Millikan Lecture Award (AAPT) P. Lindenfeld MAR 93
• 1990 Millikan Lecture Award (AAPT) L. C. McDermott NOV 101
• National Medal of Science (US Government) A. O, Beckman; R. B. Bernstein; M. Calvin; H. G. Drickamer; H. E. Grier; R. A. Marcus; H. M. McConnell; E. N. Parker; R. P. Sharp; H. M. Stommel APR 91
• National Medal of Technology (US Government) H. Edwards, R. Lundy, J. R. Orr, A. Tollestrup APR 91
• 1990 Nerkin Award (AVS)J. P. Hobson SEP 54
• 1990 Prize for New Materials (APS) F. Steglich, Z. Fisk, H. R. Ott, J. L. Smith FEB 85
• 1990 Oersted Medal (AAPT) C. Sagan MAR 93
• 1990 Pake Prize (APS) A. Penzias FEB 85
• 1990 Panofsky Prize (APS) M. S. Witherell JUL 81
• 1990 Patterson Award (ACA) M. M. Woolfson SEP 120
• 1990 Pauling Prize (ACA) S. Chack, F. Whitby; J. Kavanaugh; C. Momany; S, Reutzel; D. Tomchick SEP 120
• Melba Phillips Award (AAPT) A. A. Bartlett NOV 101
• Special Award to 1989 Physics Olympiad Gold Medalist (APS) S. Gubser MAR 93
• 1990 Pierce Prize (AAS) K. Sellgren MAY 95
• 1988 Pioneers of U. nderwater Acoustics Medal (ASA) R. J. Urick JAN 93
• 1989 Plasma Physics Research Award (APS) D. A. Gurnett JUL 81
• 1990 Plyler Prize (APS) A. C. Albrecht FEB 85
• 1990 Quantum Electronics Award (Lasers and Electro-Optics Society of IEEE) D. H. Auston JUN 92
• 1989 Ramo Award (APS) J. M. McChesney JUL 81
• 1989 Richardson Medal (OSA) E. W. Anthon APR 98
• 1990 Richardson Medal (OSA) J. M. Bennett APR 98
• 1990 Richtmyer Memorial Lectureship (AAPT) S. Chu MAR 93
• 1989 Rossi Prize (AAS) Members of the Kamiokande group and IMB group MAY 95
• 1990 Rossi Prize (AAS) S. Colgate MAY 95
• 1990 Russell Lectureship (AAS) S. van den Bergh MAY 95
• 1990 Sakurai Prize (APS)'T Kinoshita JUL 81
• 1990 Children's Science Writing Award (AIP) D. Macaulay FEB 115
• 1989 Award for Science Writing by a Journalist (AIP) T. Ferris AUG 68
• 1990 Award for Science Writing by a Journalist (AIP) J. E. Bishop AUG 68
• 1990 Award for Science Writing by a Scientist (AIP) B. C. Murray DEC 64
• 1989 Shock Compression Science Award (APS) G. E. Duvall JUL 81
• 1989 Silver Medal in Bioresponse to Vibration (ASA) F. Dunn JAN 93
• 1989 Silver Medal in Engineering Acoustics (ASA) J. E. Greenspon JAN 93
• 1989 Silver Medal in Musical Acoustics (ASA) M. V. Mathews JAN 93
• 1988 Silver Medal in Noise (ASA) W. J. Galloway JAN 93
• 1988 Silver Medal in Physical Acoustics (ASA) M. A. Breazeale JAN 93
• Student Prize (AVS) D. Bika; C.-H. Choi; Y. Cong; L. S. Dake; J. L. Goldberg; R. V. Smilgys; K. J. Wahl; X. Zhang SEP 54
• 1990 Sullivan Award for Excellence in Scientific Journalism (AGU) J. Achenbach AUG 87
• 1990 Szilard Award (APS) T. A. Postol JUL 81
• Thornton Memorial Award (AVS) M. H. Francombe SEP 54
• 1990 Tillyer Award (OSA) J. Pokorny, V. C. Smith APR 98
• 1990 Tinsley Prize (AAS) A. Labeyrie MAY 95
• 1990 Townes Award (OSA) H. Walther APR 61 Tubitak Science Award (Turkish Government) A. N. Berker SEP 120
• 1989 Tyndall Award (OSA) S. E. Miller APR 98
• 1990 Tyndall Award (OSA) T. G. Giallorenzi APR 98
• 1990 Award for Research in an Undergraduate Institution (APS) J.J. Leventhal JUL 81
• 1989 Urey Prize (AAS) C. P. McKay MAY 95
• 1990 Varian Fellowship (AVS) K. J. Koslasinkski; G. Lu; H. Yang SEP 54
• 1990 Von Hippel Award (MRS) R. Balluffi OCT 61
• 1990 Warner Prize (AAS) E. T. Vishniac MAY 95
• 1990 Welch Award (AVS) J. M. Woodall SEP 54
• Wetherill Medal (Franklin Institute) A. Arima DEC 87
• 1990 Whetten Award (AVS) J. C. Ingram SEP 54
• 1990 Wigner Medal (Group Theory and Fundamental Physics Foundation) F. Iachello OCT 111
• 1990 Wilson Prize (APS) K. Johnsen JUL 81
• Wolf Prize in Physics (Wolf Foundation) P.-G. de Gennes, D. J. Thouless JUN 91
• 1989 Wood Prize (OSA) D. R. Grischkowsky APR 98
• 1990 Wood Prize (OSA) R. H. Stolen APR 98
• Sony endows Bardeen chair at Illinois (PC) JAN 67
• Sicily establishes large award for scientific culture (PC) FEB 116
• Contributions of a Nobelist's colleagues, M. N. McDermott; H. Dehmelt (L) APR 112
• Giving women astronomers their due, H. Gursky; G. S. Mumford; E. M. Burbidge; S. W. Harrison; J. Lankford (L) AUG 91
• US team faced tough questions in latest Physics Olympiad (PC) SEP 99
• Materials Research Society establishes two new prizes (PC) SEP 100
• "Doc" Draper praised; A-bomb reappraised, R. H. Jacobson; A. C. Clarke; S. Lees; R. D. Bennett; B. Reid; B. J. Bernstein (L) NOV 124

Biography and parsonality

• Some good nu's about gamma and Landau, R. A. Alpher, R. Herman (L) JAN 15
• Feynman and the mini-motor, J. Reader (L) FEB 159
• Shapley's poor seeing of astronomy's future, T. M. Donahue(L) MAR 112
• Hertz's Bonn voyage no farewell to radio, J. H. Bryant (L) APR 122
• Where did Einstein lament lambda? S. Laloe, J.-C. Pecker (L) MAY 117
• Landau's brain injury: A fuller account, W. Primak (L) MAY 118
• Was Stan Ulam lost in "The Lost Cafe"? K. J. Mysels; G.-C. Rota (L) JUL 15
• Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, S. Drell, L. Okun AUG 26
• Precursor of perestroika, V. Ya. Fainberg AUG 40
• Scientist, thinker, humanist, V. I. Goldanskii AUG 47
• Sakharov in his own words, S. Eisenhower, R. Z. Sagdeev AUG 51
• Talk with NSF's departing director on changes, criticism and contretemps (WR) AUG 57
• Will NSF at last get the director science deserves in Walter Massey? (WR) OCT 55
• Retired in academe, Harold Hanson looks back on years in House panel (WR) NOV 69
• "Doc" Draper praised; A-bomb reappraised, R. H. Jacobson; A. C. Clarke; S. Lees; R. D. Bennett; B. Reid; B. J. Bernstein (L) NOV 124

Biophysics and medical physics

• Fullerton is president-elect of AAPM (PC) FEB 115
• Radon, reactors and relative risk, M. Parry; H. Hurwitz Jr (L) AUG 93
• Dixon is newly elected president of AAPM (PC) OCT 91
• IUPAP recognizes biological physics, elects Yamaguchi (PC) NOV 77

Budgets

Chaos and fractals

China, People's Republic of

• A year after Tiananmen Square, scientists propose China boycott (WR) JUL 56

Computers and computational physics

• Wilson to leave AAPT for new education project (PC) JAN 68
• Supercomputer images of electron device physics, K. Hess FEB 34
• Dynamicalperturbations to the ozone layer M. L. Salby, R. R. Garcia MAR 38
• Physics teachers form Macintosh users group (PC) APR 68
• Controversy re reversible computers, E. Biedermann; R. Landauer (L) NOV 122
• How supernova shock revival was revealed, H. A. Bethe (L) DEC 91

Condensed matter physics

• Experiments provide evidence for the fractional charge of quasiparticles (SD) JAN 19
• Mendelson is new president of Society of Rheology (PC) JAN 69
• Massey elected vice president, Sarachik heads nominations (APS) JAN 89
• Quantized transport: A countered query, G. Harbeke (L) JAN 111
• Special issue: Nanoscale and ultrafast devices, F. Capasso FEB 22
• Nanofabrication, H. I. Smith, H. G. Craighead FEB 24
• Probing semiconductors with femtosecond pulses, D. H. Auston FEB 46
• Ultrahigh-speed bipolar transistors, A. F. J. Levi, R. N. Nottenburg, Y. K. Chen, M. B. Panish FEB 58
• Quantum electron devices, F. Capasso, S. Datta FEB 74
• Spin glass VII: Spin glass as paradigm, P. W. Anderson (RF) MAR 9
• Do oxide superconductors behave as Fermi liquids? (SD) MAR 20
• Cold fusion theorist's unwithdrawn papers, E. F. Mallove (L) MAR 112
• "Pathological science": Erroneous epilogue? W L. Faust, D. J. Michel; J. J. Gilman, J. H. Westbrook; J. M. Galligan; Y. Nannichi; K. Forinash, W. D. Rumsey; R. N.-Hall (L) APR 13
• Broken symmetry can't compare with ferromagnets, P. W. Anderson; P. Langacker, A. K. Mann (L) MAY 117
• Fusion in a solid: A pump primer, R. F. Herzog (L) MAY 120
• STM unravels the vortex core in type II superconductors (SD) JUN 17
• What's wrong with these reviews? N. D. Mermin (RF) AUG 9
• The ancestry of the "anyon," L. Biedenharn, E. Lieb, B. Simon, F. Wilczek (L) AUG 90
• Solid-state experimentalists: Theory should be on tap, not on top, P. W. Anderson (RF) SEP 9
• Highest Tc continues to increase among organic superconductors (SD) SEP 17
• AVS meets in Toronto (MP) SEP 54
• Is resonant tunneling transistor a reality? W. R. Frensley, M. A. Reed, A. Seabaugh; F. Capasso(L) SEP 132
• Condensed matter theory's fragile funding, S. Doniach; R. Hart (L) NOV 13
• Angular momentum quantization qualm, K. Schönhammer (L) NOV 124
• Evidence accumulates, at last, for the Wigner crystal (SD) DEC 17
• Anticipations of the geometric phase, M. Berry DEC 34

Cosmology and general relativity

• COBE satellite finds no hint of excess in the cosmic microwave spectrum (SD) MAR 17
• A new class of pulsars, D. C. Backer, S. R. Kulkarni MAR 26
• Models of string theory and two-dimensional quantum gravity are solved exactly (SD) APR 17
• Edwin P. Hubble and the transformation of cosmology, R. W. Smith APR 52
• Where did Einstein lament lambda? S. Laloe, J.-C. Pecker (L) MAY 117
• Gigantic structures challenge standard view of cosmic evolution (SD) JUN 120
• Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, S. Drell, L. Okun AUG 26
• Supernovae, H. A. Bethe SEP 24
• Enumerating alpha's calculators, I. Adawi; p. S. Wesson; M. Alexanian; F. D. Smith Jr; D. Gross (L) DEC 13

Crystallography

• Flippen-Anderson is new vice president of the Crystallography Association (PC) JAN 68
• Dynamics of confined molecular systems, J. M. Drake, J. Klafter MAY 46

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

• Dreams of Fields take him to MCC; Judd leaves SDI; OSTP and NSF arrivals (WR) NOV 70 Seeking to improve competitiveness, OSTP issues first US technology policy (WR) DEC 54

Department of Defense

• Toll heads URA; Moore leaves NSF and Sanchez joins; Foster at DOD (WR) FEB 72
• Future shocks: Bush 1991 budget boosts R&D but deficit threatens it (WR) JUN S1; correction SEP 137

Department of Energy

• Trying times: Cost of remodeling SSC causes Texans to circle their wagons (WR) JAN 45
• HEPAP and its subpanel approve redesign and higher cost of SSC (WR) FEB 67
• Washington and Oregon universities to run new nuclear theory institute (WR) APR 45
• Along with gains for R&D in 1991 come illusory rises and grim reverses (WR) DEC 53

Earth and planetary sciences

Education

• Universities: Low pay and long hours, L. M. Lederman (RF) JAN 9
• UNESCO adopts austere budget, jettisons new information order (PC) JAN 63
• UNESCO director general addresses US complaints about organization (PC) JAN 65
• World Lab promotes research in third world (PC) JAN 66
• ACS joins AIP in high school science teacher survey (PC) JAN 68
• Wilson to leave AAPT for new education project (PC) JAN 68
• High school physics: Getting beyond 20%, J. F. Jackson; J. S. Rigden (L) JAN 112
• Science societies press for review of US position on UNESCO membership (PC) FEB 111
• APS and AAPT rearrange joint meetings (PC) FEB 113
• Stith is the new vice president of AAPT for 1990 (PC) FEB 114
• Coming to terms with chaotic systems, F. Morrison; G. Freeman; J. Trefil (L) FEB 156
• What went unsaid at physics chairs meeting, R. R. Hake; R. J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• APS and AAPT will cosponsor unity day at April meeting in DC (APS) MAR 91
• AIP report describes who takes- and does not take- science (PC) APR 66
• Physics teachers form Macintosh users group (PC) APR 68
• Why few take physics: Educated guesses, A. Hobson; P. Mouroulis; M. G. Stapelbroek; M. Neuschatz (L) APR 112
• Putting to rest mass misconceptions, W. Rindler; M. A. Vandyck; P. Murugesan; S. Ruschin; C. Sauter; L. B. Okun (L) MAY 13; correction JUL 93
• On mathematics and science education in the US and Europe, C, R. Nappi (OP) MAY 77; correction JUL 93
• Nominations sought for APS outreach committees (APS) MAY 93
• Recent PhDs and the politics of productivity, R. J. Yaes; P. E. Stephan, S. G. Levin (L) MAY 120
• AIP in 1989: An annual report, K. W. Ford JUN 45
• Learning compelled is learning repelled, S. D. Mayor (L) JUN 98
• Physics for poets, L. M. Lederman (RF) JUL 9
• Getting even: Departing NSF director ousts education head and reorganizes (WR) JUL 54
• AIP survey finds more women majoring in physics (PC) JUL 64
• Talk with NSF's departing director on changes, criticism and contretemps (WR) AUG 57
• Khoury succeeds Wilson as executive officer of AAPT (PC) AUG 67
• "Chilly climate" workshop materials offered by APS (APS) AUG 85
• Training students for future flexibility, H. J. Lipkin (L) SEP 13
• Why not teach "physics for the fun of it"? . E. A. Wood (L) SEP 13
• AIP survey finds more physics grad students, fewer undergrads (PC) SEP 99
• US team faced tough questions in latest Physics Olympiad (PC) SEP 99
• AIP gives grants for pre-college physics projects (PC) SEP 100
• AVS sponsors workshop for high school teachers (PC) SEP 100
• Fall workshop will look at undergrad physics courses (APS) SEP 117
• Physics students get a taste of the real world as APS industrial interns (APS) SEP 117
• NST A'S new curriculum integrates science in secondary schools (PC) OCT 87
• Particle physics educators design "periodic table," software program (PC) OCT 89
• Teachers guide from Fermilab covers topics in modern physics (PC) OCT 90
• Coleman succeeds Barojas as AIP.s education fellow (PC) OCT 91
• APS provides travel grants for women speakers (APS) OCT 109
• Special issue: Communicating physics to the public, B. G. Levi, J. Schmidt NOV 23
• Science on the air: NSF's role, G. Tressel NOV 24
• Getting physics into the paper, C. Petit NOV 35; correction DEC 95
• Science museums as environments for learning, R. J. Semper NOV 50
• Physics literacy, D. A. Bromley G. Holton, C. K. N. Patel, R. N. Proctor, F. J. Rutherford, S. Tobias, J. D. Watkins NOV 60
• Academic survey finds limited job openings except in some subfields (APS) NOV 99
• Physics job market remained strong in 1988-89 year (PC) DEC 65

Electronics

• Special issue: Nanoscale and ultrafast devices, F. Capasso FEB 22
• Nanofabrication, H. I. Smith, H. G. Craighead FEB 24
• Ultrahigh-speed bipolar transistors, A. F. J. Levi, R. N. Nottenburg, Y. K. Chen, M. B. Panish FEB 58
• Quantum electron devices, F. Capasso, S. Datta FEB 74
• Is resonant tunneling transistor a reality? W. R. Frensley, M. A. Reed, A. Seabaugh; F. Capasso (L) SEP 132

Employment

• Big Blue's average green, J. J. Wynne (L) APR 120
• Recent PhDs and the politics of productivity, R. J. Yaes; P. E. Stephan, S. G. Levin (L) MAY 120
• Physics students get a taste of the real world as APS industrial interns (APS) SEP 117
• After the postdoc, dwindling prospects, K. Aylesworth; name withheld by request (L) OCT 13
• Physics career advice-and dissent, name withheld by request; C. L. Herzenberg; A. B. Schmidt; L. M. Lederman (L) OCT 122
• Academic survey finds limited job openings except in some subfields (APS) NOV 99
• Physics job market remained strong in 1988-89 year (PC) DEC 65

Energy and environment

• Chernobyl aftermath to be assessed by international expert team (PC) JUL 62
• Radon, reactors and relative risk, M. Parry; H. Hurwitz Jr (L) AUG 93
• Court to decide fate of Mt. Graham Observatory this winter or spring (PC) NOV 75
• APS input needed on nuclear output, I, Ladany; E. Merzbacher (L) NOV 129
• Is Chernobyl news contaminated? J. V. Jovanovich (L) DEC 91

Europe

• World Lab promotes research in third world (PC) JAN 66
• CERN council approves senior level appointments (PC) FEB 116
• Sicily establishes large award for scientific culture (PC) FEB 116
• EUREKA catalyzes many projects, transforms European research (PC) MAR 67
• Transpacific and transatlantic alliances emerge in chip industry (PC) MAR 69
• The new Europe: High-tech jingoism worries Bromley and US scientists (WR) APR 41
• EC framework program adopted for 1990-94 (PC) APR 67
• FRG designates new "special research areas" in physics (PC) APR 67
• FRG establishes Institute for Silicon Technology (PC) APR 67
• ESA space science remains on course, despite Hipparcos setback (PC) JUN 65
• British meteorological office spins off climate research center (PC) JUN 67
• Cambridge to be home for new mathematical sciences institute (PC) JUN 67
• Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research, J. Irvine, B. R. Martin, P. Isard SEP 31
• JESSI wounded, but not mortally, in retreat of Philips from SRAMs (PC) NOV 79
• German unification will strengthen physics throughout the country (PC) DEC 59
• Max Planck's new policy toward East (PC) DEC 60
• Help Erin find a place in CERN, H. W. K. Hopkins (L) DEC 94

Export controls

• The new Europe: High-tech jingoism worries Bromley and US scientists (WR) APR 41

Fluids

• Turbulence: Challenges for theory and experiment, U. Frisch, S. A. Orszag JAN 24
• Dynamical perturbations to the ozone layer, M. L. Salby, R. R. Garcia MAR 38
• Committee seeks new editor for Physics of Fluids B. (PC) MAY 74
• New device lets you un-water your lawn R. E. Berg, M. R. Collier (L) JUL 13
• Structured fluids, T. A. Witten JUL 21

Funding and budgets

• Trying times: Cost of remodeling SSC causes Texans to circle their wagons (WR) JAN 45
• The funding crisis in astronomy, D. E. Osterbrock (OP) JAN 71
• How the Garden State seeds technology, E. Cohen (L) JAN 110
• HEPAP and its subpanel approve redesign and higher cost of SSC (WR) FEB 67
• Despite austerity under perestroika, funding of Soviet science increases (WR) MAR 50
• Small grants for the unsupported scientist, J. Katz (L) APR 118
• Four reasons for forsaking the SSC, T. Hunter (L) MAY 118
• Emptying the physics waste paper basket, W. Trzeciakowski (L) MAY 120
• Future shocks: Bush 1991 budget boosts R&D but deficit threatens it (WR) JUN Sl; correction SEP 137
• Getting even: Departing NSF director ousts education head and reorganizes (WR) JUL 54
• Grant grievances and meeting merits, R.J. Yaes (L) JUL 93
• Talk with NSF's departing director on changes, criticism and contretemps (WR) AUG 57
• Seconding solutions for third world science, M. H. A, Hassan; G. F. de Teramond (L) AUG 94
• Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research, J. Irvine, B. R. Martin, P. Isard SEP 31
• Integrating immigrant scientists, A. E. Kaplan (L) OCT 121
• Condensed matter theory's fragile funding, S. Doniach; R. Hart (L) NOV 13
• Astronomy's "crisis" through another lens, A. Walstad; D. E. Osterbrock (L) NOV 120
• Construction proposals take aim at top and bottom quarks (SD) DEC 20 Seeking to improve competitiveness OSTP issues first US technology policy (WR) DEC 54
• Salvaging small science, A. M. Kadin; M. Szilagyi, C. Zell (L) DEC 92

Fusion and plasmas

• Hunter departs DOE after riling key lawmakers and top Texans (WR) JAN 49
• Cold fusion theorist's unwithdrawn papers, E. F. Mallove (L) MAR 112
• Science friction: Furor over fusion prompts DOE to seek expert advice (WR) APR 43
• Fusion in a solid: A pump primer, R. F. Herzog (L) MAY 120
• On the road to Tomsk, M. Kristiansen, A. H. Guenther, J. E. Thompson JUN 36
• Supernovae, H. A. Bethe SEP 24
• DOE panel makes case for heating up fusion energy research in 1990s (WR) SEP 51

Geophysics

• Earthquake jostles the new Stanford Linear Collider (SD) JAN 21
• Climate modelers struggle to understand global warming (SD) FEB 17
• Dynamicalperturbations to the ozone layer, M. L. Salby, R. R. Garcia MAR 38
• Raleigh leaves Lamont-Doherty for Hawaii (PC) APR 68
• "Earth's radiation budget" items, K. Schatten; S. I. Salem (L) APR 120
• Greenhouse effect's glacial pace, R. G. Kazmann (L) JUL 13
• Cicerone is new AGU president-elect for 1990-92 (PC) JUL 64
• Uranium-thorium dating sets the clock back on carbon-14 ages (SD) SEP 20; correction NOV 129
• Studies of the Earth's deep interior: Goals and trends, T Lay, T. J. Ahrens, P. Olson, J. Smyth, D. Loper OCT 44
• AIP and AGU appoint Congressional scientist fellows (PC) OCT 90
• Are fractures fractal or quakes chaotic? (SD) NOV 17

Government and physics in the US

• US visas: Stumbling blocs for Polish physicists, M. Lewenstein, K. Rzazewski, J. Mostowski, R. Sobolewski, W. Zakowicz (L) JAN 13
• A high-Tc myth and its real-world meaning, S. Foner (L) JAN 15
• Trying times: Cost of remodeling SSC causes Texans to circle their wagons (WR) JAN 45
• Hunter departs DOE after riling key lawmakers and top Texans (WR) JAN 49
• How the Garden State seeds technology, E. Cohen (L) JAN 110
• HEPAP and its subpanel approve redesign and higher cost of SSC (WR) FEB 67
• Mars wars: As head of space council, Quayle zaps NASA as lone space pilot (WR) FEB 68
• What went unsaid at physics chairs meeting, R. R. Hake; R.J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• Bush selects science advisory group; with it, he reviews three policy issues (WR) MAR 49
• Bromley fills top jobs at OSTP; Lyons becomes NIST director (WR) APR 47
• Four reasons for forsaking the SSC, T. Hunter (L) MAY 118
• Academy annual meeting: Bush praises US science and Press mainly provokes (WR) JUN 59
• Conversation with D. Allan Bromley on major issues in science research (WR) JUL 49
• Getting even: Departing NSF director ousts education head and reorganizes (WR) JUL 54
• Auchincloss will be APS Congressional fellow in 1991 (APS) AUG 85
• NASA's Freedom not to use metric units, R. J. Schneider (L) AUG 93
• DOE panel makes case for heating up fusion energy research in 1990s (WR) SEP 51
• AIP and AGU appoint Congressional scientist fellows (PC) OCT 90
• Integrating immigrant scientists, A.E. Kaplan (L) OCT 121
• Condensed matter theory's fragile funding, S. Doniach; R. Hart (L) NOV 13
• Science on the air: NSF's role, G. Tressel NOV 24
• Physics literacy, D. A, Bromley, G. Holton, C. K. N. Patel, R. N. Proctor, F. J. Rutherford, S. Tobias, J. D. Watkins NOV 60
• Retired in academe, Harold Hanson looks back on years in House panel (WR) NOV 69
• Florida un-sitely for magnet lab, G. Landwehr (L) NOV 117
• Astronomy's "crisis" through another lens, A. Walstad; D. E. Osterbrock (L) NOV 120

High-Tc superconductivity

History and philosophy

• The Khrushchev detente and emerging internationalism in particle physics, R. E. Marshak JAN 34
• Heisenberg, Goudsmit and the German atomic bomb, M. Walker JAN 52
• Second opinions on "pathological science," C. Cooper. P. A. Sturrock; K. R. Rao; P. R. Phillips; D. Radin; R. G. Fleagle; A. A. Bartlett; M. Wixom (L) MAR 13
• Gender and science: Women in American astronomy, 1859- 1940, J. Lankford, R. L. Slavings MAR 58
• Shapley's poor seeing of astronomy's future, T. M. Donahue (L) MAR 112
• "Pathological science": Erroneous epilogue? W. L. Faust, D. J. Michel; J. J. Gilman, J. H. Westbrook; J. M. Galligan; Y Nannichi; K. Forinash, W. D. Rumsey; R. N. Hall (L) APR 13
• Edwin P. Hubble and the transformation of cosmology, R.W. Smith APR 52
• Contributions of a Nobelist's colleagues, M. N. McDermott; H. Dehmelt (L) APR 112
• Where did Einstein lament lambda? S. Laloe, J.-C. Pecker (L) MAY 117
• Memories of the first Texas Symposium, E. A. Spiegel; V. C. Rubin; J. L. Greenstein (L) MAY 118
• Stalin, Fuchs and the Soviet bombs, A. Pais (L) AUG 13
• Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, S. Drell, L. Okun AUG 26
• Precursor of perestroika, V. Ya. Fainberg AUG 40
• Scientist, thinker, humanist, V. I. Goldanskii AUG 47
• Sakharov in his own words, S. Eisenhower, R. Z. Sagdeev AUG 51
• The ancestry of the "anyon," L. Biedenharn, E. Lieb, B. Simon, F. Wilczek (L) AUG 90
• Giving women astronomers their due, H. Gursky; G. S. Mumford; E. M. Burbidge; S. W. Harrison; J. Lankford (L) AUG 91
• The physics of . Willard Gibbs in his time, M. J. Klein SEP 40; correction OCT 133
• Mitogenetic radiation: Pathology, or biology? V. B. Shirley (L) OCT 130
• Bringing the Citation Index up to the past, G. F. R. Ellis (L) OCT 132
• Selling science, D. Nelkin NOV 41
• Shifting credit for seeing Lamb shift, H. E. Rorschach, I. M. Duck, G. T. Trammell, J. P. Hannon (L) NOV 118
• "Doc" Draper praised; A-bomb reappraised, R. H.Jacobson; A. C. Clarke; S. Lees; R. D. Bennett; B. Reid; B. J. Bernstein (L) NOV 124
• Was Uhlenbeck history "cannibalized"? S. van den Bergh; A. Pais (L) NOV 129
• Enumerating alphas's calculators, I. Adawi; P. S. Wesson; M. Alexanian; F. D. Smith Jr; D. Gross (L) DEC 13
• Superconductivity and other macroscopic quantum phenomena, J. Bardeen DEC 25
• Anticipations of the geometric phase, M. Berry DEC 34

Human rights

• Council adopts general statement on international cooperation in physics (APS) FEB 139
• The paradox of perestroika: Ethnic turmoil and anti-Semitism, I. Goodwin MAR 52
• Essay: On "special dangers" of perestroika to Soviet Jews, science and society, V. I. Goldanskii MAR 53; correction APR 122
• Letter to Mikhail S. Gorbachev from ten Soviet scientists and writers, MAR 54
• Council adopts guidelines for international contacts (APS) MAR 91
• Bromley fills top jobs at OSTP; Lyons becomes NIST director (WR) APR 47
• Advice for apartheid-conscious academics, E. Fawcett (L) APR 118
• Nominations sought for APS outreach committees (APS) MAY 93
• Sakharov and Aruri: An unapt comparison, H. J. Lipkin; F.J. Dyson (L) MAY 1l9
• Soviet anti-Semitism in perestroika's wake, M. A. Gruntman (L) AUG 15
• Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, S. Drell, L. Okun AUG 26
• The Aruri case in retrospect, E. A. Stern; D. Salzmann, A. D. Krumbein; E. Witten; R. Wilson; M. H. Levitt; H. D. Greyber (L) SEP 134
• Soviet Jewry's plight under perestroika, S, L. Forman (L) DEC 94

Industrial research

• A high-Tc myth and its real-world meaning, S. Foner (L) JAN 15
• Texas Instruments receives chip patent in Japan (PC) JAN 66
• Motorola joins IBM in synchrotron lithography effort (PC) JAN 67
• Sony endows Bardeen chair at Illinois (PC) JAN 67
• How the Garden State seeds technology, E.Cohen (L) JAN 110
• Academies say advances in materials will recreate industries in 1990s (WR) FEB 70
• EUREKA catalyzes many projects, transforms European research (PC) MAR 67
• Transpacific and transatlantic alliances emerge in chip industry (PC) MAR 69
• FRG establishes Institute for Silicon Technology (PC) APR 67
• Big Blue's average green, J, J. Wynne (L) APR 120
• Japanese give sustained and systematic support to R&D (PC) JUL 59
• Physics students get a taste of the real world as APS industrial interns (APS) SEP 117
• Spencer takes reins at Sematech with intention of winning race (PC) NOV 78
• JESSI wounded, but not mortally, in retreat of Philips from SRAMs (PC) NOV 79
• AIP meeting at Sandia focuses on technology transfer (PC) DEC 63

Instrumentation and techniques

• Probing semiconductors with femtosecond pulses, D. H. Auston FEB 46
• Atomic force microscopy, D. Rugar, P. Hansma OCT 23
• Studies of the Earth's deep interior: Goals and trends, T Lay, T. J. Ahrens, P. Olson, J. Smyth, D. Loper OCT 44

International science

• ESA space science remains on course, despite Hipparcos setback (PC) JUN 65
• Bush Administration dashes hopes for US rejoining UNESCO-for now (WR) JUN 61
• Welcome mat out in Japan for foreign scientists (PC) JUL 61
• Chernobyl aftermath to be assessed by international eXpert team (PC) JUL 62
• A year after Tiananmen Square, scientists propose China boycott (WR) JUL 56
• Seconding solutions for third world science, M. H. A. Hassan; G. F. de Teramond (L) AUG 94
• The Aruri case in retrospect, E. A. Stern; D. Salzmann, A. D. Krumbein; E. Witten; R. Wilson; M. H. Levitt; H. D.Greyber (L) SEP 134
• At new kind of summit, Gorbachev seeks greater R&D collaborations (WR) OCT 57
• APS forms ties with the Physical Society of the Soviet Union (APS) OCT 109
• IUPAP recognizes biological physics, elects Yamaguchi (PC) NOV 77
• JESSI wounded, but not mortally, in retreat of Philips from SRAMs (PC) NOV 79
• APS is looking into problems with US visas (APS) DEC 84
• Balasubramanian is the first Ramavataram Fellow (APS) DEC 84

Japan

• A high-Tc myth and its real-world meaning, S. Foner (L) JAN 15
• Transpacific and transatlantic alliances emerge in chip industry (PC) MAR 69
• Electron holography: A new view of the microscopic, A. Tonomura APR 22
• APS strengthens ties to physics societies in Japan and the Pacific (APS) APR 89
• Japanese give sustained and systematic support to R&D (PC) JUL 59
• Welcome mat out in Japan for foreign scientists (PC) JUL 61
• Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research, J. Irvine, B. R. Martin, P. Isard SEP 31
• "Doc" Draper praised; A-bomb reappraised, R. H. Jacobson; A. C. Clarke; S. Lees; R. D. Bennett; B. Reid; B. J. Bernstein (L) NOV 124

Journals

Lasers

Low-temperature physics

Materials research Society

• Materials Research Society establishes two new prizes (PC) SEP 100
• Materials Research Society meets in Boston (MP) OCT 61

Materials science

• Experiments provide evidence for the fractional charge of quasiparticles (SD) JAN 19
• Academies say advances in materials will recreate industries in 1990s (WR) FEB 70
• Spin glass VII: Spin glass as paradigm, P. W. Anderson (RF) MAR 9
• Special issue: Dynamics of molecular systems, J. M. Drake, J. Klafter MAY 23
• Dynamics of confined molecular systems, J. M. Drake, J. Klafter MAY 46
• Brookhaven names Axe an associate director (PC) MAY 74
• STM unravels the vortex core in type II superconductors (SD) JUN 17
• On the road to Tomsk, M. Kristiansen, A. H. Guenther, J. E.Thompson JUN 36
• What's wrong with these reviews? N. D. Mermin (RF) AUG 9
• Solid-state experimentalists: Theory should be on tap, not on top, P. W. Anderson (RF) SEP 9
• Highest Tc continues to increase among organic superconductors (SD) SEP 17
• Atomic force microscopy, D. Rugar P. Hansma OCT 23
• Materials Research Society meets in Boston (MP) OCT 61
• The physics of metal clusters, M. L. Cohen, W. D. Knight DEC 42

Media and the press

• Astrophysical stars of the silver screen, R. Breedon (L) JAN 112
• Publicity's place in science, M. Ensanian (L) JUN 98
• Special issue: Communicating physics to the public, B. G. Levi, J. Schmidt NOV 23
• Science on the air: NSF.s role, G. Tressel NOV 24
• Getting physics into the paper, C. Petit NOV 35; correction DEC 95
• Selling science, D. Nelkin NOV 41
• Physics literacy, D. A. Bromley, G. Holton, C, K. N, Patel, R. N. Proctor, F.J. Rutherford, S. Tobias, J. D, Watkins NOV 60
• Is Chernobyl news contaminated? J. V. Jovanovich (L) DEC 91

Medical physics

Meetings and conferences

• APS meets in Anaheim (MP) FEB 85
• APS and AAPT rearrange joint meetings (PC) FEB 113
• APS and AAPT will cosponsor unity day at April meeting in DC (APS) MAR 91
• CLEO-IQEC to be held in Anaheim (MP) APR 61
• Memories of the first Texas Symposium, E. A. Spiegel; V C. Rubin; J. L. Greenstein (L) MAY 118
• Grant grievances and meeting merits, R. J. Yaes (L) JUL 93
• AVS meets in Toronto (MP) SEP 54
• Fall workshop will look at undergrad physics courses (APS) SEP 117
• Materials Research Society meets in Boston (MP) OCT 61

Metrology and fundamental constants

• Antiprotons cooled to 4 K. and weighed in a Penning trap (SD) JUL 17
• NASA's Freedom not to use metric units, R.J. Schneider (L) AUG 93
• The fundamental physical constants, E. R. Cohen, B. N. Taylor AUG BG 9; correction OCT 133

Military physics

• Stalin, Fuchs and the Soviet bombs, A. Pais (L) AUG 13
• "Doc" Draper praised; A-bomb reappraised, R. H. Jacobson; A. C. Clarke; S. Lees; R. D. Bennett; B. Reid; B.J. Bernstein (L) NOV 124

Minorities and women in physics

• What went unsaid at physics chairs meeting, R. R, Hake; R. J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• Gender and science: Women in American astronomy, 1859-1940, J. Lankford, R. L, Slavings MAR 58
• Why few take physics: Educated guesses, A. Hobson; P. Mouroulis; M. G. Stapelbroek; M. Neuschatz (L) APR 112
• Nominations sought for APS outreach committees (APS) MAY 93
• On mathematics and science education in the US and Europe, C. R. Nappi (OP) MAY 77; correction JUL 93
• "Chilly climate" workshop materials offered by APS (APS) AUG 85
• Giving women astronomers their due, H. Gursky; G. S. Mumford; E. M. Burbidge; S. W. Harrison; J. Lankford (L) AUG 91
• APS provides travel grants for women speakers (APS) OCT 109
• April cartoon: Joking at women's expense? B. Johnson; D. Schroeer; S. Harris (L) DEC 93
• Argentina: Female physicists, fiscal fix, A. Lakhtakia (L) DEC 94

Miscellaneous

• Low pay and long hours, L. M. Lederman (RF) JAN 9
• Earthquake jostles the new Stanford Linear Collider (SD) JAN 21
• Theme from "The pi-rates of Penzance," J. A. Barrett (L) FEB 160
• The lost art of oratory: Damn the overhead projector, J. S. Rigden (OP) MAR 73
• Strike "law" from the physics books, A. Hobson (L) APR 122
• What problems of physics and astrophysics seem now to be especially important and interesting? V. L. Ginzburg (RF) MAY 9
• Seventh annual buyers' guide AUG part 2
• Oratory and the overhead projector, T. Nordlund; R. W. Buddemeier; W. W. Liu (L) SEP 132
• What's wrong with those epochs? N. D. Mermin (RF) NOV 9

Nanotechnology

• Special issue: Nanoscale and ultrafast devices, F. Capasso FEB 22
• NNanofabrication, H. I. Smith, H. G. Craighead FEB 24
• Supercomputer images of electron device physics, K. Hess FEB 34
• Quantum electron devices, F. Capasso, S. Datta FEB 74

NASA

• Mars wars: As head of space council, Quayle zaps NASA as lone space pilot (WR) FEB 68
• Future shocks: Bush 1991 budget boosts R&D but deficit threatens it (WR) JUN S1; correction SEP 137
• Voyager 2's encounter with the gas giants, E. D. Miner JUL 40
• Hubble's primary mirror has the wrong shape (SD) AUG 17
• NASA's Freedom not to use metric units, R.J. Schneider (L) AUG 93
• Allen retires, Stone to take reins at JPL (PC) OCT 91; correction DEC 95
• Hubble investigation board finds out what went wrong (SD) NOV 19
• Mirror aberration communication, F, Roddier (L) NOV 117
• Along with gains for R&D in 1991 come illusory rises and grim reverses (WR) DEC 53

National Academy of Engineering

• "Doc" Draper praised; A-bomb reappraised, R. H. Jacobson; A. C. Clarke; S. Lees; R. D. Bennett; B. Reid; B.J. Bernstein (L) NOV 124

National Academy of Sciences

• Academy annual meeting: Bush praises US science and Press mainly provokes (WR) JUN 59
• Academy deplores anti-Semitism in Soviet Union (WR) JUN 60

National Science Foundation

• Langer is new head of NSF theoretical physics institute (PC) JAN 68
• The funding crisis in astronomy, D. E. Osterbrock (OP) JAN 71
• Academies say advances in materials will recreate industries in 1990s (WR) FEB 70
• Toll heads URA; Moore leaves NSF and Sanchez joins; Foster at DOD (WR) FEB 72
• What went unsaid at physics chairs meeting, R. R. Hake; R. J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• Night thoughts on the NSF, D. Kleppner (RF) APR 9
• Washington and Oregon universities to run new nuclear theory institute (WR) APR 45
• NSF makes grants to colleges for physics instrumentation (PC) APR 69
• Small grants for the unsupported scientist, J. Katz (L) APR 118
• Future shocks: Bush 1991 budget boosts R&D but deficit threatens it (WR) JUN S1; correction SEP 137
• Getting even: Departing NSF director ousts education head and reorganizes (WR) JUL 54
• What's wrong with these reviews? N. D. Mermin (RF) AUG 9
• Talk with NSF.s departing director on changes, criticism and contretemps (WR) AUG 57
• Will NSF at last get the director science deserves in Walter Massey? (WR) OCT 55
• Dreams of Fields take him to MCC; Judd leaves SDI; OSTP and NSF arrivals (WR) NOV 70
• Along with gains for R&D in 1991 come illusory rises and grim reverses (WR) DEC 53
• Massey resigns as vice president for NSF job (APS) DEC 84
• Salvaging small science, A. M. Kadin; M. Szilagyi, C. Zell (L) DEC 92

Nuclear physics

• Neutrons cannot encircle lines of electric charge unphased (SD) JAN 17; correction JUL 93
• Heisenberg, Goudsmit and the German atomic bomb, M. Walker JAN 52
• Ozaki made head of Brookhaven's heavy-ion project (PC) FEB 115
• Washington and Oregon universities to run new nuclear theory institute (WR) APR 45
• Supernovae, H. A. Bethe SEP 24

Nuclear reactors and nuclear energy

Obituaries

• E. Amaldi OCT 114
• B. M. Barker JAN 97
• S. W. Barnes SEP 123
• C. F. Barnett SEP 122
• C. Beck DEC 89
• R. E. Behrends MAY 98
• F. Brickwedde JUL 85
• R. J. Cashman FEB 148
• W. Elenbaas APR 104
• K. C. Emeleus NOV 106
• F. J. Feigl JAN 96
• S. B. Fels JUN 93
• E. Caviola NOV 105
• L. Coldberg FEB 144
• J. M. Cordon APR 104
• M. Crace DEC 90
• D. E. Harrison Jr JUL 85
• A. Hill FEB 154
• D. Keefe NOV 104
• D. Korff OCT 116
• S. Liberman MAY 99
• R. C. Lord AUC 89
• S. E. Miller NOV 102
• M. J. Moravcsik MAR 96
• C. Pimentel MAR 96
• E. Ruska JUL 84
• A. Sachs DEC 88
• E. Segre OCT 112
• S. Sekula OCT 116
• M. Swerdlow SEP 120
• P. A. Treado MAY 101
• L. R. Weber OCT 119
• H. E. White FEB 152
• H. J. White JUN 94

Office of Science and Technology Policy

• Bush selects science advisory group; with it, he reviews three policy issues (WR) MAR 49
• The new Europe: H. igh-tech jingoism worries Bromley and US scientists (WR) APR 41
• Bromley fills top jobs at OSTP; Lyons becomes NIST director (WR) APR 47
• Conversation with D. Allan Bromley on major issues in science research (WR) JUL 49
• Dreams of Fields take him to MCC; Judd leaves SDI; OSTP and NSF arrivals (WR) NOV 70 Seeking to improve competitiveness, OSTP issues first US technology policy (WR) DEC 54

Optical Society of America

• Coodman elected vice president of Optical Society (PC) JAN 68
• Optical society may add "Photonics" to its name (PC) JAN 68
• CLEO-IQEC to be held in Anaheim (MP) APR 61
• Renaming OSA: Proposal opposed, E. Wolf (L) APR 118
• OSA board withdraws proposal to change society's name (PC) AUG 67

Optics and lasers

• Goodman elected vice president of Optical Society (PC) JAN 68
• Optical society may add "Photonics" to its name (PC) JAN 68
• Electron holography: A new view of the microscopic, A. Tonomura APR 22
• The Hubble Space Telescope Observatory, C. R. O'Dell APR 32
• CLEO-IQEC to be held in Anaheim (MP) APR 61
• Renaming OSA: Proposal opposed, E. Wolf (L) APR 118
• Hole-burning spectroscopy of glasses, D. Haarer, R. Silbey MAY 58
• Squeezed and antibunched light, M. C. Teich, B. E. A. Saleh JUN 26
• OSA board withdraws proposal to change society's name (PC) AUC 67
• Mirror aberration communication, F. Roddier (L) NOV 117
• Wigner distribution malfunction, J. Philpott; M. C. Teich; B. E. A. Saleh (L) NOV 122

Particle physics

• Earthquake jostles the new Stanford Linear Collider (SD) JAN 21
• The Khrushchev detente and emerging internationalism in particle physics, R. E. Marshak JAN 34
• SSC design revisions call for thinner beams and fatter magnets (WR) JAN 47
• Toll heads URA; Moore leaves NSF and Sanchez joins; Foster at DOD (WR) FEB 72
• Models of string theory and two-dimensional quantum gravity are solved exactly (SD) APR 17
• American Physical Society establishes division of physics of beams (APS) APR 89
• Broken symmetry can't compare with ferromagnets, P. W. Anderson; P. Langacker, A. K. Mann (L) MAY 117
• Antiprotons cooled to 4 K and weighed in a Penning trap (SD) JUL 17
• Lederman is president-elect of the AAAS (PC) JUL 64
• The ancestry of the "anyon," L. Biedenharn, E. Lieb, B. Simon, F. Wilczek (L) AUC 90
• Solar neutrino update: Three detectors tell three stories (SD) OCT 17
• Particle physics educators design "periodic table," software program (PC) OCT 89
• Teachers guide from Fermilab covers topics in modern physics (PC) OCT 90
• What's wrong with those epochs? N. D. Mermin (RF) NOV 9
• Shifting credit for seeing Lamb shift, H. E. Rorschach, I. M. Duck, C. T. Trammell, J. P. Hannon (L) NOV 118
• Angular momentum quantization qualm, K. Schönhammer (L) NOV 124
• Enumerating alpha's calculators, I. Adawi; P. S. Wesson; M. Alexanian; F. D. Smith Jr; D. Cross (L) DEC 13
• Construction proposals take aim at top and bottom quarks (SD) DEC 20
• Help Erin find a place in CERN, H. W. K. Hopkins (L) DEC 94

People' s Republic of China

Philosophy of science

Plasmas and fusion

Publishing, journals, electronic publishing

• Do scientific editors cross the line? B. Bederson; S. Perkowitz; S. Huff; E. A. Fagen; N. D. Mermin (L) FEB 11
• New editors for AIP.s applied physics journals (PC) FEB 112
• AIP governing board to consider relocating New York operations (PC) FEB 113
• Publications task force (APS) FEB 139
• Switch to acid-free paper approved for two journals (APS) MAR 91
• Cold fusion theorist's unwithdrawn papers, E. F. Mallove (L) MAR 112
• AIP offers English edition of Soviet Superconductivity (PC) APR 69
• AIP headquarters to be moved from Manhattan to Washington area (PC) MAY 71
• Committee seeks new editor for Physics of Fluids B. (PC) MAY 74
• Emptying the physics waste paper basket, W. Trzeciakowski (L) MAY 120
• Equation punctuation argumentation, W. H. White; J. P. Dowling; K. Hasselmann; R. C. Winter; N. D. Mermin (L) JUN 13
• AIP in 1989: An annual report, K. W. Ford JUN 45
• Publicity's place in science, M. Ensanian (L) JUN 98
• Refereeing policy: Against anonymity, C. J. Robinove; S. Becker; R. J. E. Parrott (L) JUL 11
• Bringing the Citation Index up to the past, C. F. R. Ellis (L) OCT 132
• Of book reviews and benchmarks, T. R. Sandin (L) OCT 133

Quantum theory and philosophy

• Neutrons cannot encircle lines of electric charge unphased (SD) JAN 17; correction JUL 93
• Electron holography A new view of the microscopic, A. Tonomura APR 22
• Two-slit experiment: Derivation dilemma, R. I. G. Hughes; L. E. Ballentine (L) APR 121
• What's wrong with these elements of reality? N. D. Mermin (RF) JUN 9
• Angular momentum quantization qualm, K. Schönhammer (L) NOV 124
• Can demolition of the "elements of reality" proceed on schedule? M. Sawicki; E. Santos; D. Mermin (L) DEC 11
• Superconductivity and other macroscopic quantum phenomena, J. Bardeen DEC 25

Research and R&D

• Publicity's place in science, M. Ensanian (L) JUN 98
• Conversation with D. Allan Bromley on major issues in science research (WR) JUL 49
• Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research, J. Irvine, B. R. Martin, P. Isard SEP 31
• Along with gains for R&D in 1991 come illusory rises and grim reverses (WR) DEC 53

Rheology

• Mendelson is new president of Society of Rheology (PC) JAN 69

Sakharov, Andrei

• Sakharov and Aruri: An unapt comparison, H. J. Lipkin; F. J. Dyson (L) MAY 119
• Special issue: Andrei Sakharov, G. B. Lubkin AUG 25
• Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, S. Drell, L. Okun AUG 26
• Precursor of perestroika, V. Ya. Fainberg AUG 40
• Scientist, thinker, humanist, V. I. Goldanskii AUG 47
• Sakharov in his own words, S. Eisenhower, R. Z. Sagdeev AUG 51

Science policy and politics

• Hunter departs DOE after riling key lawmakers and top Texans (WR) JAN 49
• Mars wars: As head of space council, Quayle zaps NASA as lone space pilot (WR) FEB 68
• Toll heads U. RA; Moore leaves NSF and Sanchez joins; Foster at DaD (WR) FEB 72
• Bush selects science advisory group; with it, he reviews three policy issues (WR) MAR 49
• Despite austerity under perestroika, funding of Soviet science increases (WR) MAR 50
• EUREKA catalyzes many protects, transforms European research (PC) MAR 67
• Transpacific and transatlantic alliances emerge in chip industry (PC) MAR 69
• Bromley fills top tobs at OSTP; Lyons becomes NIST director (WR) APR 47
• Academy annual meeting: Bush praises US science and Press mainly provokes (WR) JUN 59
• Bush Administration dashes hopes for US rejoining UNESCO-for now (WR) JUN 61
• British meteorological office spins off climate research center (PC) JUN 67
• Conversation with D. Allan Bromley on mator issues in science research (WR) JUL 49
• Japanese give sustained and systematic support to R&D (PC) JUL 59
• Chernobyl aftermath to be assessed by international expert team (PC) JUL 62
• Talk with NSF.s departing director on changes, criticism and contretemps (WR) AUG 57
• Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research, J. Irvine, B. R. Martin, P. Isard SEP 31
• Will NSF at last get the director science deserves in Walter Massey? (WR) OCT 55
• AIP and AGU appoint Congressional scientist fellows (PC) OCT 90
• Coleman succeeds Barojas as AIP.s education fellow (PC) OCT 91
• Retired in academe, Harold Hanson looks back on years in House panel (WR) NOV 69
• Dreams of Fields take him to MCC; Judd leaves SDI; OSTP and NSF arrivals (WR) NOV 70
• Court to decide fate of Mt Graham observatory this winter or spring (PC) NOV 75
• Spencer takes reins at Sematech with intention of winning race (PC) NOV 78
• JESSI wounded, but not mortally, in retreat of Philips from SRAMs (PC) NOV 79
• Florida un-sitely for magnet lab, G. Landwehr (L) NOV 117

Scientific exchanges

Scientific societies

• Science societies press for review of US position on UNESCO membership (PC) FEB 111
• Soviet physicists reestablish physical society, with emphasis on policy (PC) APR 65
• APS strengthens ties to physics societies in Japan and the Pacific (APS) APR 89
• Lederman is president-elect of the AAAS (PC) JUL 64
• APS forms ties with the Physical Society of the Soviet Union (APS) OCT 109
• Max Planck's new policy toward East (PC) DEC 60

Semiconductors

Society and physics

• Astrophysical stars of the silver screen, R. Breedon (L) JAN 112
• High school physics: Getting beyond 20%, J. F. Jackson; J.S. Rigden (L) JAN 112
• British meteorological office spins off climate research center (PC) JUN 67
• Greenhouse effect's glacial pace, R. G. Kazmann (L) JUL 13
• Conversation with D. Allan Bromley on major issues in science research (WR) JUL 49
• Chernobyl aftermath to be assessed by international expert team (PC) JUL 62
• Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, S. Drell, L. Okun AUG 26
• Precursor of perestroika, V. Ya. Fainberg AUG 40
• Scientist, thinker, humanist, V. I. Goldanskii AUG 47
• Sakharov in his own words, S. Eisenhower, R. Z. Sagdeev AUG 51
• Auchincloss will be APS Congressional fellow in 1991 (APS) AUG 85
• Special issue: Communicating physics to the public, B. G. Levi, J. Schmidt NOV 23
• Science on the air: NSF.s role, G. Tressel NOV 24
• Getting physics into the paper, C. Petit NOV 35; correction DEC 95
• Selling science, D. Nelkin NOV 41
• Science museums as environments for learning, R. J. Semper NOV 50
• Physics literacy, D. A, Bromley, G. Holton, C. K. N. Patel, R. N. Proctor, F. J. Rutherford, S. Tobias, J. D. Watkins NOV 60
• Retired in academe, Harold Hanson looks back on years in House panel (WR) NOV 69
• Science advocacy dealt a blow in elections for 102nd Congress (WR) DEC 56

Society of Physics Students

Society of Rheology

• Mendelson is new president of Society of Rheology (PC) JAN 69

Sociology of science

• Trying times: Cost of remodeling SSC causes Texans to circle their wagons (WR) JAN 45
• Mars wars: As head of space council, Quayle zaps NASA as lone space pilot (WR) FEB 68
• Grad students taking longer to earn PhDs (PC) FEB 112 Survey of APS membership to be mailed this month (APS) FEB 139
• What went unsaid at physics chairs meeting, R. R. Hake; R. J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• Despite austerity under perestroika, funding of Soviet science increases (WR) MAR 50
• Gender and science: Women in American astronomy, 1859-1940, J. Lankford, R. L. Slavings MAR 58
• Science friction: Furor over fusion prompts DOE to seek expert advice (WR) APR 43
• AIP survey finds weaker 1988-89 jobmarket (PC) APR 67
• "Political" scientists: Gorbachev picks Ossipyan for his presidential council (WR) MAY 67
• Emptying the physics waste paper basket, W. Trzeciakowski (L) MAY 120
• Recent PhDs and the politics of productivity, R. J. Yaes; P. E. Stephan, S. G. Levin (L) MAY 120
• Academy annual meeting: Bush praises US science and Press mainly provokes (WR) JUN 59
• Bush Administration dashes hopes for US rejoining UNESCO- for now (WR) JUN 61
• Refereeing policy: Against anonymity, C. J. Robinove; S. Becker; R. J. E. Parrott (L) JUL 11
• Getting even: Departing NSF director ousts education head and reorganizes (WR) JUL 54
• AIP survey finds more women majoring in physics (PC) JUL 64
• Grant grievances and meeting merits, R. J. Yaes (L) JUL 93
• Giving women astronomers their due, H. Gursky; G. S. Mumford; E. M. Burbidge; S. W. Harrison; J. Lankford (L) AUG 91
• AIP survey finds more physics grad students, fewer undergrads (PC) SEP 99
• Integrating immigrant scientists, A. E. Kaplan (L) OCT 121
• Physics career advice-and dissent, name withheld by request; C. L. Herzenberg; A. B. Schmidt; L. M. Lederman (L) OCT 122
• Condensed matter theory's fragile funding, S. Doniach; R. Hart (L) NOV 13
• Selling science, D. Nelkin NOV 41
• Retired in academe, Harold Hanson looks back on years in House panel (WR) NOV 69
• Science advocacy dealt a blow in elections for the 102nd Congress (WR) DEC 56
• Physics job market remained strong in 1988-89 year (PC) DEC 65

Soviet Union and Eastern Europe

• US visas: Stumbling blocs for Polish physicists, M. Lewenstein, K. Rzazewski, J. Mostowski, R. Sobolewski, W. Zakowicz (L) JAN 13
• Some good nus about gamma and Landau, R. A. Alpher, R. Herman (L) JAN 15
• The Khrushchev detente and emerging internationalism in particle physics, R. E. Marshak JAN 34
• Despite austerity under perestroika, funding of Soviet science increases (WR) MAR 50
• The paradox of perestroika: Ethnic turmoil and anti-Semitism, I. Goodwin MAR 52
• Essay: On "special dangers" of perestroika to Soviet Jews, science and society, V. I. Goldanskii MAR 53; correction APR 122
• Letter to Mikhail S. Gorbachev from ten Soviet scientists and writers, MAR 54
• Soviet physicists reestablish physical society, with emphasis on policy (PC) APR 65
• AIP offers English edition of Soviet journal Superconductivity (PC) APR 69
• Rehabilitating Romania's research, W. M. Yen (L) APR 112
• "Political" scientists: Gorbachev picks Ossipyan for his presidential council (WR) MAY 67
• Sakharov and Aruri: An unapt comparison, H. J. Lipkin; F. J. Dyson (L) MAY 119
• On the road to Tomsk, M. Kristiansen, A. H. Guenther, J. E. Thompson JUN 36
• Academy deplores anti-Semitism in Soviet Union (WR) JUN 60
• Chernobyl aftermath to be assessed by international expert team (PC) JUL 62
• Stalin, Fuchs and the Soviet bombs, A.-Pais (L) AUG 13
• Soviet anti-Semitism in perestroika's wake, M. A. Gruntman (L) AUG 15
• Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov, S. Drell, L. Okun AUG 26
• Precursor of perestroika, V. Ya. Fainberg AUG 40
• Scientist, thinker, humanist, V. I. Goldanskii AUG 47
• Sakharov in his own words, S. Eisenhower, R. Z. Sagdeev AUG 51
• Marchuk survives Soviet academy election (PC) AUG 68
• At new kind of summit, Gorbachev seeks greater R&D collaborations (WR) OCT 57
• APS forms ties with the Physical Society of the Soviet Union (APS) OCT 109
• Integrating immigrant scientists, A. E. Kaplan (L) OCT 121
• Is Chernobyl news contaminated? J. V. Jovanovich (L) DEC 91
• Soviet Jewry's plight under perestroika, S. L. Forman (L) DEC 94

Space science

• COBE satellite finds no hint of excess in the cosmic microwave spectrum (SD) MAR 17
• New Technology Telescope actively corrects for misalignments (SD) MAY 17
• ESA space science remains on course, despite Hipparcos setback (PC) JUN 65
• COBE photographs the Milky Way in infrared (SD) JUL 19
• Voyager 2's encounter with the gas giants, E. D. Miner JUL 40
• Hubble's primary mirror has the wrong shape (SD) AUG 17
• Allen retires, Stone to take reins at JPL (PC) OCT 91, correction DEC 95
• Hubble investigation board finds out what went wrong (SD) NOV 19
• Hubble finds surprisingly dense galactic core (SD) NOV 21

Statistical physics and thermodynamics

• The physics of J. Willard Gibbs in his time, M. J. Klein SEP 40; correction OCT 133
• Controversy re reversible computers, E. Biedermann; R. Landauer (L) NOV 122

Superconducting Super Collider

• Trying times: Cost of remodeling SSC causes Texans to circle their wagons (WR) JAN 45
• SSC design revisions call for thinner beams and fatter magnets (WR) JAN 47
• Hunter departs DOE after riling key lawmakers and top Texans (WR) JAN 49
• HEPAP and its subpanel approve redesign and higher cost of SSC (WR) FEB 67
• Toll heads URA; Moore leaves NSF and Sanchez joins; Foster at DOD (WR) FEB 72
• Four reasons for forsaking the SSC, T. Hunter (L) MAY 118

Superconductivity and superfluidity

• A high-Tc myth and its real-world meaning, S. Foner (L) JAN 15
• AIP offers English edition of Soviet Superconductivity (PC) APR 69
• STM unravels the vorteX core in type II superconductors (SD) JUN 17
• Highest Tc continues to increase among organic superconductors (SD) SEP 17
• Superconductivity and other macroscopic quantum phenomena, J. Bardeen DEC 25

Surfaces and thin films

• Atomic force microscopy, D. Rugar, P. Hansma OCT 23
• Evidence accumulates, at last, for the Wigner crystal (SD) DEC 17

Synchrotron radiation

• Motorola joins IBM in synchrotron lithography effort (PC) JAN 67

Technology and engineering

Technology assessment

• The new Europe: High-tech jingoism worries Bromley and US scientists (WR) APR 41

Technology transfer

• A high-Tc myth and its real-world meaning, S. Foner (L) JAN 15
• The Khrushchev detente and emerging internationalism in particle physics, R. E. Marshak JAN 34
• Academies say advances in materials will recreate industries in 1990s (WR) FEB 70
• Is resonant tunneling transistor a reality? W. R. Frensley, M. A. Reed, A. Seabaugh; F. Capasso (L) SEP 132 Seeking to improve competitiveness, OSTP issues first US technology policy (WR) DEC 54
• AIP meeting at Sandia focuses on technology transfer (PC) DEC 63

Theory and mathematical physics

• Some thoughtful words (not mine) on research strategy for theorists, P. W. Anderson (RF) FEB 9
• Spin glass VII: Spin glass as paradigm, p. W. Anderson (RF) MAR 9
• Models of string theory and two-dimensional quantum gravity are solved exactly (SD) APR 17
• Putting to rest mass misconceptions, W. Rindler; M. A. Vandyck; p. Murugesan; S. Ruschin; C, Sauter; L. B. Okun (L) MAY 13; correction JUL 93
• Broken symmetry can't compare with ferromagnets, P. W. Anderson; P. Langacker, A. K. Mann (L) MAY 117
• Cambridge to be home for new mathematical sciences institute (PC) JUN 67
• Disorder, dynamical chaos and structures, A. V. Gaponov-Grekhov, M. I. Rabinovich JUL 30
• What's wrong with these reviews? N, D. Mermin (RF) AUG 9
• The ancestry of the "anyon," L. Biedenharn, E. Lieb, B. Simon, F. Wilczek (L) AUG 90
• Solid-state experimentalists: Theory should be on tap, not on top, P. W. Anderson (RF) SEP 9
• What's wrong with those epochs? N. D. Mermin (RF) NOV 9
• Are fractures fractal or quakes chaotic ? (SD) NOV 17
• Shifting credit for seeing Lamb shift, H. E. Rorschach, I. M. Duck, G. T. Trammell, J. P. Hannon (L) NOV 118
• Angular momentum quantization qualm, K. Schönhammer (L) NOV 124
• Anticipations of the geometric phase, M. Berry DEC 34

Thermodynamics

Third world

• UNESCO adopts austere budget, jettisons new information order (PC) JAN 63
• UNESCO director general addresses US complaints about organization (PC) JAN 65
• World Lab promotes research in third world (PC) JAN 66
• Science societies press for review of US position on UNESCO membership (PC) FEB 111
• Seconding solutions for third world science, M. H. A. Hassan; G. F. de Teramond (L) AUG 94
• Argentina: Female physicists, fiscal fix, A. Lakhtakia (L) DEC 94

Universities

• Sony endows Bardeen chair at Illinois (PC) JAN 67
• How the Garden State seeds technology, E. Cohen (L) JAN 110
• Grad students taking longer to earn PhDs (PC) FEB 112
• Washington and Oregon universities to run new nuclear theory institute (WR) APR 45
• AIP survey finds weaker 1988-89 job market (PC) APR 67
• NSF makes grants to colleges for physics instrumentation (PC) APR 69
• Balasubramanian is the first Ramavataram fellow (APS) DEC 84
• Salvaging small science, A. M. Kadin; M. Szilagyi, C. Zell (L) DEC 92

US national laboratories and institutes

• Ozaki made head of Brookhaven's heavy-ion project (PC) FEB 115
• Washington and Oregon universities to run new nuclear theory institute (WR) APR 45
• Raleigh leaves Lamont-Doherty for Hawaii (PC) APR 68
• Brookhaven names Axe an associate director (PC) MAY 74
• Teachers guide from Fermilab covers topics in modern physics (PC) OCT 90
• Allen retires, Stone to take reins at JPL (PC) OCT 91; correction DEC 95

Vacuum science and technology

• AVS chooses Kazmerski as president-elect (PC) FEB 114
• AVS meets in Toronto (MP) SEP 54
• AVS sponsors workshop for high school teachers (PC) SEP 100

Weapons

Women in physics

BOOKS REVIEWED

Astronomy and astrophysics

• Neutrino Astrophysics, J, N. Bahcall (L. Wolfenstein) JAN 78

Atomic and molecular physics

• Discovering Alvarez: Selected Works of Luis Alvarez with Commentary by His.Students and Colleagues, W. P. Trower, ed. (B. Schwarzschild) DEC 72

Biophysics and medical physics

• Introduction to Theoretical Neurobiology, Vol 1: Linear Cable Theory and Dendrite Structure, H. C. Tuckwell (I. Segev) FEB 119
• Introduction to Theoretical Neurobiology, Vol 2: Nonlinear Stochastic Theories, H. C. Tuckwell (I. Segev) FEB 119
• Physics of Medical Imaging, S. W. Webb (R. M. Henkelman) APR 77
• Proteins: A Theoretical Perspective of Dynamics, Structure and Thermodynamics, C. L. Brooks III, M. Karplus, B. M. Pettitt (R. H. Austin) FEB 120

Chaos and nonlinear systems

• Chaotic Dynamics: An Introduction, G. L. Baker, J. P. Gollub (R. Fox) JUL 67
• Elements of Differentiable Dynamics and Bifurcation Theory, D. Ruelle (C. DeWitt-Morette) FEB 120

Condensed matter physics

• Electronic Structure and Optical Properties of Semiconductors, M. L. Cohen, J. R. Chelikowsky (F. Herman) FEB 125
• The Fractional Quantum Hall Effect: Properties of an Incompressible Quantum Fluid T. Chakraborty, P. Pietiläinen (A. H. MacDonald) MAR 80
• Fundamentals of the Theory of Metals, A. A. Abrikosov (L. M. Falicov) APR 73
• Introduction to Quasicrystals, M. V. Jaric (D. R. Nelson) MAR 77
• Magnetic Critical Scattering, M, F. Collins (S. M. Shapiro) OCT 97
• Physics of High-T Superconductors, J. C. Phillips (K. A. Müller) NOV 82
• Solitons: An Introduction, P. G. Drazin, R, S. Johnson (R. Savit) JUL 70

Cosmology and relativity

• Creation of the Universe, F. Lizhi, L. Shuxian (D. N. Schramm) JAN 76
• From Quarks to the Cosmos: Tools of Discovery, L. M. Lederman, D. N. Schramm (P. H. Frampton) MAY 82

Energy and environment

• Cross Currents: The Promise of Electromedicine, the Perils of Electropollution, R. O. Becker (I. Nair) DEC 70
• Currents of Death: Power lines, Computer Terminals and the Attempt to Cover Up Their Threat to Your Health, P. Brodeur (I. Nair) DEC 70

Fluids

• Multiphase Flow in Porous Media: Mechanics, Mathematics and numerics, M. B. Allen, G. A. Behie, J. A. Trangenstein (J. Koplik) MAR 80

History and philosophy

• Beyond the Atom: The Philosophical Thought of Wolfgang Pauli, K. V. Laurikainen (K. V. Meyenn) OCT 99
• China Builds the Bomb, J. W. Lewis, X. Litai (L. Scheinman) AUG 73
• From Paradox to Reality: Our Basic Concepts of the Physical World, F. Rohrlich (J. T. Cushing) NOV 84
• Journey into Space: The First Thirty Years of Space Exploration, B. Murray (R. Doel) OCT 95
• Lawrence and His Laboratory: A History of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Vol 1, J. L. Heilbron, R. W. Seidel (W. P. Trower) NOV 81
• Letters to Mother: The Early Cambridge Period, P. L. Kapitsa (R. J. Donnelly) AUG 72
• Linus Pauling: A Man and His Science, A. Serafini (J. S. Rigden) MAY 81
• The Michelson Era in American Science: 1870-1930, S. Goldberg, R. H. Stuewer (P. K. Hoch) FEB 122
• Niels Bohr: Physics and the World, H. Feshbach, T. Matsui, A. Oleson (V. Ya. Frenkel) JUN 77
• Pis'ma O Nauke: Letters about Science, P. L. Kapitsa (M. Kuchment) AUG 71
• The Rise of the Wave Theory of Light: Optical Theory and Experiment in the Early Nineteenth Century, J.Z. Buchwald (N.J. Nersessian) APR 78
• Rochester Roundabout: The Story of High Energy Physics, J. Polkinghorne (J. D. Jackson) NOV 87

Instrumentation and techniques

• An Introduction to Millikelvin Technology, D. S. Betts (D. D. Osheroff) AUG 74
• Quantum Description of High-Resolution NMR in Liquids, M, Goldman (G. Drobny) MAY 82

Materials science

• Crystals in Gels and Liesegang Rings, H, K. Henisch (K, Nassau) JUN 75

Nuclear physics

• Introductory nuclear Physics, S. S. M. Wong (M. S. Kalelkar) NOV 88

Optics and photonics

• Neutron Optics, V. F. Sears (A. Zeilinger) JUL 67 , Optical Waves in Layered Media, P. Yeh (M. Hendry) JAN 77

Particle physics

• The Experimental Foundations of Particle Physics, R. N. Cahn, G. Goldhaber (R. H. March) APR 76
• Femtophysics: A Short Course on Particle Physics, M. G. Bowler (A. Firestone) SEP 103

Physical electronics

• Physics of Semiconductor Devices, M. Shur (J. Singh) OCT 95

Society and government

• Beamtimes and Lifetimes: The World of High Energy Physicists, S. Traweek (A. Kernan) JUL 68
• Making Space Defense Work: Must the Superpowers Cooperate? A. F. Milton, M. S. Davis, J. Parmentola (D. Hafemeister) SEP 104
• The Space Telescope: A Study of MASA Science, Technology and Politics, R. W. Smith (P. Mack) DEC 72
• Toward a Comprehensive Test Ban, S. Fetter (D. Hafemeister) SEP 104
• Verification and Compliance: A Problem Solving Approach, M. Krepon, M. Umberger (D. Hafemeister) SEP 104

Statistical physics

• Equilibrium Statistical Physics, M. Plischke, B. Bergersen (R. A. Pelcovits) JUL 69
• Fundamentals of Statistical Mechanics: Manuscript and notes of Felix Bloch, J. D. Walecka (R. A. Pelcovits) JUL 69
• Statistical Mechanics of Magnetically Ordered Systems, Yu. A. Izyumov, Yu. N. Skryabin (M. E. Fisher) JAN 75

Texts and popularizations

• Atomic nuclei and Their Particles, E. J. Burge (B. Berger. E. L. Berger) MAR 79
• The Cuckoo's Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage, C. Stoll (J. W. D. Connolly) AUG 75
• The Emperor's new Mind: Concerning Computers. Minds and the Laws of Physics. R. Penrose (R. Landauer) JUN 73
• Exploring Complexity: An Introduction, G. Nicolis, I. Prigogine (P. Carruthers) OCT 96
• The Physics of Baseball R. K. Adair (G. F. Chew) SEP 103

Miscellaneous

• But the Crackling Is Superb: An Anthology on Food and Drink by the Fellows and Foreign Members of the Royal Society, N. Kurti, G. Kurti, eds. (N. D. Mermin) JUN 78
• Discovering: Inventin g and Solving Problems at the Frontiers of Scientific Knowledge, R. S. Root-Bernstein (S. Goldberg) DEC 68
• A Guide to Introductory Physics Teaching, A. B. Arons (C. Holbrow) DEC 67

AUTHORS

• I. Adawi (L) DEC 13
• T. J. Ahrens Studies of the Earth's deep interior: Goals and trends OCT 44
• M. Alexanian (L) DEC 13
• R. A. Alpher (L) JAN 15
• A. Altman (OB) OCT 116
• P. W. Anderson (RF) FEB 9; (RF) MAR 9; (L) MAY 117; (RF) SEP 9; (RF) DEC 9
• R. H. Austin (BR) FEB 120
• D. H. Auston Probing semiconductors with femtosecond pulses FEB 46
• K. Aylesworth (L) OCT 13
• D. C. Backer A new class ofpulsars MAR 26
• L. E. Ballentine (L) APR 121
• J. Bardeen Superconductivity and other macroscopic quantum phenomena DEC 25
• J. A. Barrett (L) FEB 160
• A. A. Bartlett (L) MAR 13
• S. Becker (L) JUL 11
• B. Bederson (L) FEB 11
• R. D. Bennett (L) NOV 124
• R. E. Berg (L) JUL 13
• B. Berger (BR) MAR 79
• E. L. Berger (BR) MAR 79
• O. Bernaola (OB) NOV 105
• B. J. Bernstein (L) NOV 124
• M. Berry Anticipations of the geometric phase DEC 34
• H. A. Bethe Supernovae SEP 24; (L) DEC 91
• L. Biedenharn (L) AUG 90
• E. Biedermann (L) NOV 122
• A. Blaer (OB) DEC 88
• G. J. Borse (OB) JAN 96
• R. Breedon (L) JAN 112
• D. A. Bromley Physics literacy NOV 60
• L. M. Brown (OB) FEB 148
• J. H. Bryant (L) APR 122
• R. W. Buddemeier (L) SEP 132
• E. M. Burbidge (L) AUG 91
• C. A. Burrus (OB) NOV 102
• S. R. Butler (OB) JAN 96
• G. Byrd (OB) JAN 97
• F. Capasso Special issue: Nanoscale and ultrafast devices FEB 22; Quantum electron devices FEB 74; (L) SEP 132
• P. Carruthers (BR) OCT 96
• O. Chamberlain (OB) OCT 112
• Y. K. Chen Ultrahigh-speed bipolar transistors FEB 58
• G. F. Chew (BR) SEP 103
• D. C. Choudhury (OB) MAY 98
• N. Christ (OB) DEC 88
• D. K. Christen (OB) OCT 116
• A. C. Clarke (L) NOV 124
• E. Cohen (L) JAN 110
• E. R. Cohen The fundamental physical constants AUG BG 9
• M. L. Cohen The physics of metal clusters DEC 42
• C. N. Cohen-Tannoudji New mechanisms for laser cooling OCT 33
• M. R. Collier (L) JUL 13
• J. W. D. Connolly (BR) AUG 75
• C. Cooper (L) MAR 13
• H. G. Craighead Nanofabrication FEB 24
• D. H. Crandall (OB) SEP 122
• J. T. Cushing (BR) NOV 84
• A. Dalgarno (OB) FEB 144
• S. Datta Quantum electron devices FEB 74
• H. Dehmelt (L) APR 112
• C. DeWitt-Morette (BR) FEB 120
• R. Doel (BR) OCT 95
• T. M. Donahue (L) MAR 112
• S. Doniach (L) NOV 13
• R. J. Donnelly (BR) AUG 72
• J. P. Dowling (L) JUN 13
• J. M. Drake Special issue: Dynamics of molecular systems MAY 23; Dynamics of confined molecular systems MAY 46
• S. Drell Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov AUG 26
• G. Drobny (BR) MAY 82
• I. M. Duck (L) NOV 118
• C. Duzy (OB) OCT 116
• F. J. Dyson (L) MAY 119
• S. Eisenhower Sakharov in his own words AUG 51
• G. F. R. Ellis (L) OCT 1 32
• M. Ensanian (L) JUN 98
• E. A. Fagen (L) FEB 11
• V. Ya. Fainberg Precursor of perestroika AUG 40
• L. M. Falicov (BR) APR 73; (OB) NOV 105
• U. Fano (OB) OCT 114
• W. L. Faust (L) APR 13
• E. Fawcett (L) APR 118
• G. Feinberg (OB) MAY 98
• A. Firestone (BR) SEP 103
• L. H. Fisher (OB) JUN 94
• M. E. Fisher (BR) JAN 75
• R. G. Fleagle (L) MAR 13
• G. R. Fleming Chemical dynamics in solution MAY 36
• S. Foner (L) JAN 15
• K. W. Ford AIP in 1989: An annual report JUN 45
• K. Forinash (L) APR 13
• S. L. Forman (L) DEC 94
• W. B. Fowler (OB) JAN 96
• R. Fox (BR) JUL 67
• P. H. Frampton (BR) MAY 82
• G. Freeman(L) FEB 156
• V. Ya. Frenkel (BR) JUN 77
• W. R. Frensley (L) SEP 132
• U. Frisch Turbulence: Challenges for theory and experiment JAN 24
• J. M. Galligan (L) APR 13
• A. V, Gaponov-Grekhov Disorder, dynamical chaos and structures JUL 30
• R. R, Garcia Dynamical perturbations to the ozone layer MAR 38
• B. J. Garrison (OB) JUL 85
• A. Garscadden (OB) NOV 106
• J. J. Gilman (L) APR 13
• V. L. Ginzburg (RF) MAY 9
• V. I. Goldanskii Essay: On "special dangers" of perestroika to Soviet Jews, science and society MAR 53; Scientist, thinker, humanist AUG 47
• S. Goldberg (BR) DEC 68
• M. Goldhaber (OB) OCT 114
• A. Goldman (OB) APR 104
• G. R. Goldstein (OB) MAR 96
• I. Goodwin The paradox of perestroika: Ethnic turmoil and anti-Semitism MAR 52
• J. L. Greenstein (L) MAY 11B
• H. D. Greyber (L) SEP 134
• D. Gross (L) DEC 13
• M. Gruebele Ultrafast reaction dynamics MAY 24
• V. Grunfeld (OB) NOV 105
• M. A. Gruntman (L) AUG 15
• A. H. Guenther On the road to Tomsk JUN 36
• H. Gursky (L) AUG 91
• D. Haarer Hole-burning spectroscopy ofglasses MAY 58
• L. N. Hadley (OB) OCT 119
• D. Hafemeister (BR) SEP 104
• R. R. Hake (L) FEB 158
• R. N. Hall (L) APR 13
• E. F. Hammel Jr (OB) JUL 85
• J. P. Hannon (L) NOV 118
• P. Hansma Atomic force microscopy OCT 23
• G. Harbeke (L) JAN 111
• S. Harris (L) DEC 93
• S. W. Harrison (L) AUG 91
• R. Hart (L) NOV 13
• M. H. A. Hassan (L) AUG 94
• K. Hasselmann (L) JUN 13
• P. W. Hawkes (OB) JUL 84
• A. C. Helmholz (OB) FEB 152
• M. Hendry (BR) JAN 77
• R. M. Henkelman (BR) APR 77
• F. Herman (BR) FEB 125
• R. Herman (L) JAN 15
• C. L. Herzenberg (L) OCT 122
• R. F. Herzog (L) MAY 120
• K. Hess Supercomputer images of electron device physics FEB 34
• A. Hobson (L) APR 112; (L) APR 122
• P. K. Hoch (BR) FEB 122
• C. Holbrow (BR) DEC 67
• G. Holton Physics literacy NOV 60
• H. W. K. Hopkins (L) DEC 94
• S. Huff (L) FEB 11
• R. I. G. Hughes (L) APR 121
• T. Hunter (L) MAY 118
• H. Hurwitz Jr (L) AUG 93
• J. Irvine Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research SEP 31
• P. Isard Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research SEP 31
• J. D. Jackson (BR) NOV 87
• J. F. Jackson (L) JAN 112
• R. H.Jacobson (L) NOV 124
• P. Jacquinot (OB) MAY 99
• H. Jaeger (OB) APR 104
• B. Johnson (L) DEC 93
• J. V. Jovanovich (L) DEC 91
• A. M. Kadin (L) DEC 92
• M. S. Kalelkar (BR) NOV 88
• A. E. Kaplan (L) OCT 121
• J. Katz (L) APR 118
• R. G. Kazmann (L) JUL 13
• H. R. Kerchner (OB) OCT 116
• A. Kernan (BR) JUL 68
• J. B. Ketterson (OB) FEB 148
• Y. W. Kim (OB) JAN 96
• C. E. Klabunde (OB) OCT 116
• J. Klafter Special issue: Dynamics of molecular systems MAY 23; Dynamics of confined molecular systems MAY 46
• M. J. Klein The physics of J. Willard Gibbs in his time SEP 40
• D. Kleppner (RF) APR 9; (RF) OCT 9
• W. D. Knight The physics of metal clusters DEC 42
• H. Kogelnik (OB) NOV 102
• J. Koplik (BR) MAR 80
• M. Kristiansen On the road to Tomsk JUN 36
• A. D. Krumbein (L) SEP 134
• M. Kuchment (BR) AUG 71
• S. R. Kulkarni A new class of pulsars MAR 26
• I. Ladany (L) NOV 129
• A. Lakhtakia (L) DEC 94
• S. Laloe (L) MAY 117
• J. M. Lambert (OB) MAY 101
• R. Landauer (BR) JUN 73; (L) NOV 122
• G. Landwehr (L) NOV 117
• P. Langacker (L) MAY 117
• J. Lankford Gender and science: Women in American astronomy, 1859-1940 MAR 58; (L) AUG 91
• T. Lay Studies of the Earth's deep interior. Goals and trends OCT 44
• D. Layzer (OB) FEB 144
• L. M. Lederman (RF) JAN 9; (RF) JUL 9; (L) OCT 122
• S. Lees (L) NOV 124
• A. F. J. Levi, Ultrahigh-speed bipolar transistors FEB 58
• B. G. Levi Special issue. Communicating physics to the public NOV 23
• S. G. Levin (L) MAY 120
• M. H. Levitt (L) SEP 134
• M. Lewenstein (L) JAN 13
• T. Li (OB) NOV 102
• E. Lieb (L) AUG 90
• H. J. Lipkin (L) MAY 119; (L) SEP 13
• W. W. Liu (L) SEP 132
• C. Lobb (OB) APR 104
• E. J. Lofgren (OB) NOV 104
• D. Loper Studies of the E. arth's d eep interior. Goals and trends OCT 44
• G. B. Lubkin Special issue: Andrei Sakharov AUG 25
• A. H. MacDonald (BR) MAR 80
• P. Mack (BR) DEC 72
• J. Mahlman (OB) JUN 93
• B. Makkinejad (OB) FEB 154
• E. F. Mallove (L) MAR 112
• A. K. Mann (L) MAY 117
• R. H. March (BR) APR 76
• R. E. Marshak The Khrushchev detente and emerging internationalism in particle physics JAN 34
• B. R. Martin Investing in the future: How much governments pay for academic research SEP 31
• M. May (OB) DEC 88
• S. D. Mayor (L) JUN 98
• M. N. McDermott (L) APR 112
• N. D. Mermin (L) FEB 11; (RF) JUN 9; (L) JUN 13; (BR) JUN 78; (RF) AUG 9; (RF) NOV 9; (L) DEC 11
• E. Merzbacher (L) NOV 129
• K. V. Meyenn (BR) OCT 99
• D. J. Michel (L) APR 13
• F. A. Miller (OB) AUG 89
• E. D. Miner Voyager 2's encounter with the gas giants JUL 40
• C. B. Moore (OB) MAR 96
• F. Morrison (L) FEB 156
• J. Mostowski (L)JAN 13
• P. Mouroulis (L) APR 112
• K. A. Müller (BR) NOV 82
• G. S. Mumford (L) AUG 91
• P. Murugesan (L) MAY 13
• R. B. Myers (OB) OCT 116
• K. J. Mysels (L) JUL 15
• I. Nair (BR) DEC 70
• Y. Nannichi (L) APR 13
• C. R. Nappi (OP) MAY 77
• K. Nassau (BR) JUN 75
• J. R. Neighbours (OB) JUL 85
• D. Nelkin Selling science NOV 41
• D. R. Nelson (BR) MAR 77 .
• N. J. Nersessian (BR) APR 78
• M. Neuschatz (L) APR 112
• T. Nordlund (L) SEP 132
• R. N. Nottenburg Ultrahigh-speed bipolar transistors FEB 58
• R. Noyes (OB) FEB 144
• H. M. Nussenzveig (OB) DEC 89
• C. R. O'Dell The Hubble Space Telescope Observatory APR 32
• L. Okun (L) MAY 13; Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov AUG 26
• P. Olson Studies of the Earth's deep interior. Goals and trends OCT 44
• S. A. Orszag Turbulence: Challenges for theory and experiment JAN 24
• D. D. Osheroff (BR) AUG 74
• D. E. Osterbrock (OP) JAN 71; (L) NOV 120
• A. Pais (L) AUG 13; (L) NOV 129
• M. B. Panish Ultrahigh-speed bipolar transistors FEB 58
• W. Parkinson (OB) FEB 144
• R. J. E. Parrott (L) JUL 11
• M. Parry (L) AUG 93
• C. K. N. Patel Physics literacy NOV 60
• J.-C. Pecker (L) MAY 117
• R. A. Pelcovits (BR) JUL 69
• S. Perkowitz (L) FEB 11
• G. J. Perlow (OB) DEC 90
• C. Petit Getting physics into the paper NOV 35
• R. A. Phaneuf (OB) SEP 122
• P. R. Phillips (L) MAR 13
• W. D. Phillips New mechanisms for laser cooling OCT 33
• J. Philpott (L) NOV 122
• W. Primak (L) MAY 118
• R. N. Proctor Physics literacy NOV 60
• M. L. Rabinovich Disorder, dynamical chaos and structures JUL 30
• D. Radin (L) MAR 13
• K. R. Rao (L) MAR 13
• R. C. Raymond (L) FEB 160
• J. Reader (L) FEB 159
• M. A. Reed(L)SEP 132
• R. W. Reed (OB) JUL 85
• B. Reid (L) NOV 124
• J. S. Rigden (L) JAN 112; (OP) MAR 73; (BR) MAY 81
• W. Rindler (L) MAY 13
• C. J. Robinove (L) JUL 11
• F. Roddier (L) NOV 117
• H. E. Rorschach (L) NOV 118
• G.-C. Rota (L) JUL 15
• V. C. Rubin (L) MAY 118
• D. Rugar Atomic force microscopy OCT 23
• W D. Rumsey (L) APR 13
• S. Ruschin (L) MAY 13
• F. J, Rutherford Physics literacy NOV 60
• K. Rzazewski (L) JAN 13
• R. Z. Sagdeev Sakharov in his own words AUG 51
• M. L. Salby Dynamical perturbations to the ozone layer MAR 38
• B. E. A. Saleh Squeezed and antibunched light JUN 26; (L) NOV 122
• S. I. Salem (L) APR 120
• D. Salzmann (L) SEP 134
• T. R.Sandin (L) OCT 133
• E. Santos (L) DEC 11
• C. Sauter (L) MAY 13
• R. Savit (BR) JUL 70
• M. J. Sawicki (L) DEC 11
• K. Schatten (L) APR 120
• L. Scheinman (BR) AUG 73
• J. P. Schiffer (OB) DEC 90
• A. B. Schmidt (L) OCT 122
• J. Schmidt Special issue: Communicating physics to the public NOV 23
• R. J. Schneider (L) AUG 93
• K. Schönhammer (L) NOV 124
• D. N. Schramm (BR) JAN 76
• D. Schroeer (L) DEC 93
• B. Schwarzschild (BR) DEC 72
• A. Seabaugh(L)SEP 132
• I. Segev (BR) FEB 119
• R. J. Semper Science museums as environments for learning NOV 50
• A. M. Sessler (OP) JUN 69
• S. M. Shapiro (BR) OCT 97
• V. B. Shirley (L) OCT 130
• R. Silbey Hole-burning spectroscopy of glasses MAY 58
• B. Simon (L) AUG 90
• J. Singh (BR) OCT 95
• A. Sirlin (OB) MAY 98
• R. L. Slavings Gender and science: Women in American astronomy, 1859-1940 MAR 58
• F. D. Smith Jr (L) DEC 13
• H. I. Smith NNanofabrication FEB 24
• R. Smith (OB) JUL 85
• R. W. Smith Edwin P. Hubble and the transformation of cosmology APR 52
• J. Smyth Studies of the Earth's deep interior: Goals and trends OCT 44
• R. Sobolewski (L) JAN 13
• E. A. Spiegel (L) MAY 118
• M. G. Stapelbroek (L) APR 112
• P. E. Stephan (L) MAY 120
• E. A. Stern (L) SEP 134
• P. A. Sturrock (L) MAR 13
• R. J. Swenson (L) FEB 158
• M. Szilagyi (L) DEC 92
• B. N. Taylor The fundamental physical constants AUG BG 9
• M. C. Teich Squeezed and antibunched light JUN 26; (L) NOV 122
• G. F. de Teramond (L) AUG 94
• J. H. Thomas III (OB) JAN 96
• J. E. Thompson On the road to Tomsk JUN 36
• J. R. Thompson (OB) OCT 116
• E. H. Thorndike (OB) SEP 123
• M. Tinkham (OB) APR 104
• S. Tobias Physics literacy NOV 60
• A. Tonomura Electron holography: A new view of the microscopic APR 22
• G. T. Trammell (L) NOV 118
• J. Trefil (L) FEB 156
• G. Tressel Science on the air: NNSF's role NOV 24
• W. P. Trower (BR) NOV 81
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• M. A. Vandyck (L) MAY 13
• M. Walker Heisenberg, Goudsmit and the German atomic bomb JAN 52
• A. Walstad (L) NOV 120
• J. D. Watkins Physics literacy NOV 60
• J. F.Waymouth (OB) APR 104
• H. W. Weinstock (OB) SEP 120
• V. Weisskopf (OB) OCT 114
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• F. Wilczek (L) AUG 90
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• E. Witten (L) SEP 134
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• C. Zell (L) DEC 92
• A. H. Zewail Ultrafast reaction dynamics MAY 24