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Coloring Outside of the Lines - an interview with Doug Neckers

This interview as originally published The Spectrum (Volume 19 Issue 1, 2006). In the 1990s, an American science journalist in the former

Chemical Weapons at the Villages

This interview was originally published in The Spectrum (Volume 20 Issue 1, 2007). Sometimes one encounters an article important enough to

Nobel Prizes

Early October is announcement time for the Nobel prize winners in physiology and medicine, physics, chemistry and literature administered by

Leadership and the Virus

Science -- namely, the Manhattan Project that led to the atom bomb -- had a lot to do with ending World War II when it did. The Japanese sig

National Health Board

When I hear the word ‘science’ it sometimes takes me back to the 9th grade, and my little hometown in upstate New York in the early 1950s.

Scientific and Medical Editors Oppose Trump

For as long as I’ve been a scientist -- almost 60 years -- new issues of the major academic journals have been anxiously anticipated because

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor on the anniversary of the 19th Amendment.

Acronyms

I have to admit that we scientists have done our part to pollute the language but the fact is that acronyms are quintessential Washington...

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