Stories by Phylis Morrison
The Surefire Résumé
November 20, 1999 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
Nitrogen: The Dark Side
October 1, 1999 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
First Comes the Thunder
June 1, 1999 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
Galileo's Cicada
May 18, 1999 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
Circumnavigators All
April 1, 1999 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
Noah's Flood?
February 15, 1999 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
Mound and Crater
January 1, 1999 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
Field Guide to the New Biology Lab
October 1, 1998 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
A Minor Shift in Point of View
September 1, 1998 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
The Left and the Right
August 1, 1998 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
The Sum of Human Knowledge?
July 1, 1998 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
Painters' Atoms
March 1, 1998 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
Wildfire
January 1, 1998 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
The Scientific American Young Readers Book Awards
Among many hundreds received, we found these two dozen or so children’s books within science the most winning. We hope our readers will choose a book or two to enjoy with a young person they know.
December 1, 1997 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
Illusions
September 1, 1997 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
Bandwidth Galore
July 1, 1997 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
Wrapping up Science and Art
June 1, 1997 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
Commentary: Wonders Molecular Crayons and Mustard Seed Avalanches
Molecular Crayons and Mustard Seed Avalanches
March 1, 1997 — Philip Morrison and Phylis Morrison
The Scientific American Young Readers Book Awards
This year we were impressed by the topical freshness of many of the books we saw. The winners we have chosen, on display in these pages, are from a group of about 700 contenders. They will appeal to a wide variety of tastes and needs.
December 1, 1996 — Philip and Phylis Morrison
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