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• Scientific American Magazine |  More Science

  Fermilab Looks for Visitors from Another Dimension

  A prototype liquid-argon detector called ArgoNeuT will pave the way for the MicroBooNE facility at Fermilab

  By Mark Alpert   | Sep 11, 2008  | 15

• Scientific American Magazine |  More Science

  We Need More Novels about Real Scientists

  Readers need more novels about real science

  By Mark Alpert   | Apr 29, 2008  | 15

• Scientific American Magazine |  More Science

  Fiasco at Fermilab

  Last-minute budget cuts stun U.S. physicists

  By Mark Alpert   | Feb 18, 2008  | 2

• Features |  More Science

  Future of Top U.S. Particle Physics Lab in Jeopardy

  Congress's budget cut decelerates U.S. high-energy physics research

  By Mark Alpert   | Jan 22, 2008  | 6

• Scientific American Magazine |  Technology

  SciAm 50

  This year's SciAm 50 awards are replete with instances of new machines or chemicals that come close to the true meaning of innovation as something entirely new.

  By Mark Alpert , Steven Ashley , Charles Q. Choi , Graham P. Collins , Mariette DiChristina , Kaspar Mossman , George Musser , John Rennie , Ricki Rusting , Peter Sergo , Christine Soares , Gary Stix and Philip Yam   | Dec 16, 2007  | 6

• Scientific American Magazine |  Space

  Neutron Oddball

  A newly discovered neutron star doesnt behave like its supposed to

  By Mark Alpert   | Dec 16, 2007  | 3

• Scientific American Magazine |  Environment

  Saving Gas and Lives

  Can the U.S. improve fuel economy without sacrificing safety?

  By Mark Alpert   | Sep 16, 2007  

• Scientific American Magazine |  More Science

  Dimensional Shortcuts

  Is there evidence for string theory in a neutrino experiment?

  By Mark Alpert   | Jul 15, 2007  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Health

  The Autism Diet

  Can avoiding bread and milk ease the disorder?

  By Mark Alpert   | Mar 18, 2007  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Space

  The Triangular Universe

  Instead of string theory, four-dimensional tetrahedrons

  By Mark Alpert   | Jan 14, 2007  | 5

• Scientific American Magazine |  More Science

  The Neutrino Frontier

  At fermilab, particle smashing yields to flavor changing

  By Mark Alpert   | Jul 31, 2006  

• Features |  More Science

  The Neutrino Frontier

  At fermilab, particle smashing yields to flavor changing

  By Mark Alpert   | Jul 31, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine |  Environment

  Weather Gets Personal

  New devices can make forecasts for your own backyard

  By Mark Alpert   | Jul 24, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  Crater Jumper

  Hopping probe may hunt for ice on the moon

  By Mark Alpert   | Mar 13, 2006  

• Scientific American Magazine

  My Virtual War

  A disturbing stroll through a simulated battlefield

  By Mark Alpert   | Jan 22, 2006  

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