Stories by Glenn T. Seaborg

Nuclear reactors that use fast neutrons to produce more fuel than they consume are a promising approach to producing electric power with a minimum of strain on energy resources and the environment

Three earlier articles in this magazine described the synthesis of elements through element 103. Recent investigations suggest the possibility of extending the list to element 114 and beyond

Two earlier articles in this magazine described the synthesis of elements up to element 101. The list now extends to element 103, and plans are afoot to make some of the rarer elements in quantity

Presenting a sequel to "The Synthetic Elements," which appeared in the April, 1950, issue of this magazine. Since then nuclear chemists have synthesized and detected elements 98 through 101