Scientific American Magazine

It has pioneered so fruitfully in the support of basic science that it stands as a model for the planned National Science Foundation

Being an account of the ordeal of Edward U. Condon, or a case study of the press. The treatment of the affair in nine New York dailies is here dissected

The dramatic phenomenon of nature is closely studied in the laboratory and in the field. It is found to be an intricate series of physical events

The relatively recent application of labeled atoms in biological research has already brought out some remarkable information about the chemistry of life

Tiny waves that do not originate with earthquakes have puzzled seismologists. Some have been traced to storms, but this does not tell the whole story

The thermal environment of organisms is a tiny segment of the thermometer. Some forms, however, have penetrated forbidding regions of heat and cold

In which the symbols of the enigmatic Polynesian culture are investigated by the methods of the modern psychologist