Articles:
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Ecology
of Transgenic Crops
Michelle Marvier
March-April
2001
The
Growing Threat of Biological Weapons
Steven M. Block
January-February
2001
Lead
in the Inner Cities
Howard W. Mielke
January-February
1999
The
Critical Mass
Jonothan Logan
January-February
1996
Articles:
Abstracts
Science
and Uncertainty in Habitat Conservation Planning
Laura Watchman, Martha Groom and John D. Perrine
July-August
2001
Protecting
Ourselves from Food
Paul W. Sherman and Samuel M. Flaxman
March-April
2001
In
Defense of Robert Andrews Millikan
David Goodstein
January-February
2001
Scientific Publication
Trends and the Developing World
Antonio Galvez, Mercedes Maqueda, Manuel Mart nez-Bueno and
Eva Valdivia
November-December
2000
The
Case of Agent Gorbachev
Kristie
Macrakis
November-December
2000
Reengineering
the Electric Grid
Thomas J. Overbye
Impacts
of Industrial Animal Production on Rivers and Estuaries
Michael A. Mallin
January-February
2000
The
Women Scientists of Bologna
Maria Cieslak-Golonka and Bruno Morten
January-February
2000
The
New Science of Finance
Don M. Chance and Pamela P. Peterson
May-June
1999
Human
Embryonic Stem-Cell Research: Science and Ethics
Shirley J. Wright
July-August
1999
Wrangling
Over Refuge
Thomas R. Hargrove
January-February
1999
Is
Combustion of Plastics Desirable?
Bruce Piasecki, David Raiey and Kevin Fletcher
July-August
1998
Young
Scientists’ Bookshelf: Student Reviews
November-December
1998
Sampling
and Census 2000: The Concepts
Tommy Wright
May-June
1998
Is
Beauty a Sign of Truth in Scientific Theories?
James W. McAllister
March-April
1998
Conduct,
Misconduct and the Structure of Science
James Woodward and David Goodstein
September-October
1996
Biological
Invasions as Global Environmental Change
Peter M. Vitousek, Carla M. D'Antonio, Lloyd L. Loope and Randy
Westbrooks
July-August
1996
How
a Scientific Discovery Is Made: A Case History
Gerald Holton, Hasok Chang and Edward Jurkowitz
May-June
1996
Career
Patterns of Women and Men in the Sciences
Gerhard Sonnert and Gerald Holton
January-February
1996
Book
Reviews
Enriching
the Earth: Fritz Haber, Carl Bosch, and the Transformation of
World Food Production by Vaclav Smil.
Reviewed by Philip and Phylis Morrison
July-August
2001
Mauve:
How One Man Invented a Color That Changed the World by Simon
Garfield.
Reviewed by Anthony S. Travis
July-August
2001
The
Bride of Science: Romance, Reason, and Byron’s Daughter
by Benjamic Woolley.
Reviewed by Thomas A. Trainor
July-August
2001
The
Best American Science and Nature Writing 2000 edited by
David Quammen and The
Best American Science Writing 2000 edited by James Gleick.
Combined review by William J. Cannon
July-August
2001
Science
Is Fiction: The Films of Jean Painlevé edited by
Andy Masaki Bellows and Marina McDougall with Brigitta Berg.
Translations by Jeanine Herman.
Reviewed by William J. Cannon
May-June
2001
Shaping
Biology: The National Science Foundation and American Biological
Research, 1945-1975 by Toby Appel.
Reviewed by Robert E. Kohler.
May-June
2001
Creative
Collaboration by Vera John-Steiner.
Reviewed by Arthur I. Miller
May-June
2001
The
Works of Robert Boyle edited by Michael Hunter and Edward
B. Davis.
Reviewed by Mordechai Feingold
March-April
2001
Pandora’s
Picnic Basket: The Potential and Hazards of Genetically Modified
Foods by Alan McHughen.
Reviewed by Peter A. Follett
January-February
2001
Defenders
of the Truth: The Battle for Science in the Sociobiology Debate
and Beyond by Ullica Segerstråle.
Reviewed by John Dupre
January-February
2001
The
Door in the Dream: Conversations with Eminent Women in Science
by Elga Wasserman.
Reviewed by Mary Catherine Bateson
January-February
2001
Women
Becoming Mathematicians: Creating a Professional Identity in
Post-World War II America by Margaret A. M. Murray.
Reviewed by Evelyn Sander
January-February
2001
Beating
the Heat: Why and How We Must Combat Global Warming by John
J. Berger and The
Satanic Gases: Clearing the Air about Global Warming by
Patrick J. Michaels and Robert C. Balling.
Combined review by John Firor
November-December
2000
Science
in Translation: Movements of Knowledge Through Cultures and
Time by Scott L. Montgomery.
Reviewed by Monica H. Green
November-December
2000
Labyrinth:
A Search for the Hidden Meaning of Science by Peter Pesic.
Reviewedv by S.S. Schweber
November-December
2000
Lucifer's
Legacy: The Meaning of Asymmetry by Frank Close and Antimatter:
The Ultimate Mirror by Gordon Fraser.
Combined review by Peter Pesic
November-December
2000
Salmon
Without Rivers: A History of the Pacific Salmon Crisis and Making
Salmon: An Environmental History of the Northwest Fisheries
Crisis
Reviewed by William Dietrich
May-June
2000
XENO:
The Promise of Transplanting Animal Organs into Humans
Reviewed by Harold J. Vanderpool
May-June
2000
Legal
Alchemy: The Use and Misue of Science in the Law
Reviewed by Robert D. Athey, Jr.
January-February
2000
Carl
Sagan: A a Life and Carl
Sagan: A Life in the Cosmos
Reviewed by Chris Impey
January-February
2000
The
Real Antismoking Nazis
Reviewed by Peter Fritzsche
November-December
1999
Environmental
Cancer: A Political Disease? and The Polar Bear Strategy: Reflections
on Risk in Modern Life
Combined Review by Louise M. Ball
September-October
1999
Rocks
of Ages: Science and Religion in the Fullness of Life
Reviewed by Ursula Goodenough
May-June
1999
Tower
of Babel: The Evidence against the New Creationism
Reviewed by Peter J. Bowler
May-June
1999
Unweaving
the Rainbow: Science, Delusion, and the Appetite for Wonder
Reviewed by Robert N. Proctor
May-June
1999
Two
Very Differing Views on God and Science
John Polkinghorne and Chet Raymo
November-December
1998
A
Man Who Knows the Camel's Nose Inside Out
Knut Schmidt-Nielsen
November-December
1998
This
is Biology: The Science of the Living World
Ernst Mayr
March-April
1998
Boundaries
and Barriers: On the Limits to Scientific Knowledge
John L. Casti and Anders Karlqvist, eds.
January-February
1998
Monad
to Man: The Concept of Progress in Evolutionary Biology
May-June
1997
But
Is It True? A Citizen's Guide to Environmental Health and Safety
Issues
September-October
1996
The
End of Science: Facing the Limits of Knowledge in the Twilight
of the Scientific Age
September-October
1996
Victims
of Memory: Incest Accusations and Shattered Lives
September-October
1996
Darwin's
Dangerous Idea: Evolution and the Meaning of Life
May-June
1996
Force
of Nature: The Life of Linus Pauling
May-June
1996
The
Astonishing Hypothesis: The Scientific Search for the Soul
January-February
1995
Vital
Dust: Life as a Cosmic Imperative
January-February
1995
A
View to a Death in the Morning
May-June
1995
Science
Observer
Night
Lights
Aili Peterson
January-February
2001
Giving
a Damn About Traffic
Michael Szpir
May-June
2000
Splendor
on the Grass
Michelle
Hoffman
May-June
2000
Solar
Windjamming
David Scheinder
January-February
2000
Archimedes
Unbound
William Cannon
July-August
1999
El
Niņo and Unemployment
David Schoonmaker
July-August
1997
Building
Credibility in Public Studies
John E. Till
September-October
1995
The
Role of Intelligence in Modern Society
Earl Hunt
July-August
1995
A
Lack of Sound Communication
Laura Jean Penvenne
May-June
1995
Plutonium's
Bad Rep
David Schoonmaker
May-June
1995