The Sciences
The Truth and the Hype of Hypnosis
Though often denigrated as fakery or wishful thinking, hypnosis has been shown to be a real phenomenon with a variety of therapeutic uses -- especially in controlling pain
Features
How to Build a Hyper computer
The simulation and ultimate solution of humanity's major ills and most perplexing problems require significantly faster supercomputers
Making Molecules into Motors
Molecular turmoil, quantum craziness: microscopic machines must operate in a world gone mad. But if you can't beat the chaos, why not exploit it?
The Sciences
Frozen Light
Slowing a beam of light to a halt may pave the way for new optical communications technology, tabletop black holes and quantum computers
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Napoleon's Revenge
Data Points, July 2001
Battling Biofilms
Fishy Business
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Air Traffic Out of Control
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Fuel Cell Phones
À Votre Sant
Sigma Chi Chimpy
Shrinking the Dead Zone
Sailing on Sunlight
A Crush on Nitrogen
Going Ballistic
Bigger Snips of DNA
Born Again
The Flipper Effect
Dwindling Albedo
- Recommended
Our Evolving View of the Galápagos
- Skeptic
Starbucks in the Forbidden City
- Anti Gravity
Out of This World
- 50, 100 & 150 Years Ago
50, 100 and 150 Years Ago
- In Brief
Brief Bits, July 2001
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Seeing Red, Feeling Blue
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The Universe Atop a Mountain
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A Mind for Consciousness
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Sounding Out Snipers
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Builders of Light Pipes
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In a Dry Land
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Tan or Burn
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