Lay Language Papers
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A3.05
RSFQ: Ultrafast Logic Based on Magnetic Flux Quantization
Konstantin Likharev,
State University of New York at Stony Brook
Posted 02/25/00
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A4.05
Direct Measurements of Electrical Transport Through DNA Molecules
Danny Porath,
Department of Applied Physics and DIMES, Delft University of Technology
Posted 02/25/00
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A14.01
Molecular Electronics: The Future Is In Plastics
Mark Reed,
Departments of Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering, Yale University
Posted 02/29/00
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A14.05
'Mol-RAM': Developing Molecular Switches for a Chemical Computer
C P Collier (HP Labs and UCLA Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry), E W Wong, J Sampaio, K Beverly, G
Mattersteig, F M Raymo, B Ma, F Wudl, J F Stoddart, J R Heath (UCLA Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry),
HP Labs Collaboration, UCLA Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Collaboration
Posted 03/08/00
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B25.09
The Origin of Quasi-Hexagonal Patterns: From Cornstarch to the Giant's Causeway
E. A. Jagla,
Eduardo Jagla, I.C.T.P. Trieste; Alberto Rojo, University of Michigan
Posted 02/29/00
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C2.01
Making a cage for light with photonic crystals
Willem L. Vos, van der Waals-Zeeman Instituut
Posted 03/14/00
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C2.03
Microfabrication of Three-dimensional Photonic Crystals
S.Y. Lin,
Sandia National Laboratories
Posted 02/29/00
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C5.01
Shock Waves in Supersonic Sand
Chris Bizon,
Colorado Research Associates
Posted 02/29/00
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C5.02
Can Dragonflies Hover in Two Dimensions?
Unsteady Aerodynamics of Insect Flight
Z. Jane Wang,
Cornell University
Posted 03/02/00
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C5.03
Computer Modeling of the Structures,
Functions and Evolution of the Earliest Cells
Andrew Pohorille, NASA-Ames Research Center
Posted 02/29/00
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F36.97
Healing with Magnets?
Leonard Finegold, Drexel University
Posted 03/08/00
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G3.05
Separating DNA Molecules with a Brownian Ratchet
Robert Austin,
Princeton University
Posted 03/02/00
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G5.02
The Artistry of Bacterial Colonies and The Antibiotic Crisis;
Adaptive front propagation and complex patterning of bacterial colonies
Eshel Ben-Jacob, Tel-Aviv University
Posted 02/29/00
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G5.03
Fluctuation Effects in Front Propagation; the benefits of being discrete
Herbert Levine, UC San Diego
Posted 02/09/00
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G5.05
Some Fronts Are More Equal Than Others
Wim van Saarloos, Instituut-Lorentz, Universiteit Leiden, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands
Posted 03/08/00
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K6
PC Clusters Replace Supercomputers
Description by: Steven Gottlieb, Indiana University
Posted 02/29/00
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K6.04
Workstation Clusters vs Supercomputers for Scientific Applications
Dave Turner,
Ames Laboratory - ISU
Posted 02/29/00
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M5.01
If A Wheel Squeaks In Space, Does Anybody Hear It?
Fundamental Approaches to Spacecraft Tribology Issues
Stephen V. Didziulis,
The Aerospace Corporation
Posted 02/29/00
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M5.03
Friction in Disk Drives, Hourglasses, and Sandcastles
C. Mathew Mate,
IBM Research Division, Almaden Research Center
Posted 03/02/00
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P5.03
Growth Statistics of Human Organizations: Growth of Complex Organizations
Luis A. Nunes Amaral, Boston University
Posted 02/29/00
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P5.04
Random Matrix Theory and Econophysics
Bernd Rosenow, Lyman Laboratory of Physics, Harvard University
Posted 03/02/00
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T13.02
Electrical Stimulation of the Heart: Pacing,
Arrhythmias, and Defibrillation
Bradley J. Roth, Oakland University
Posted 02/18/00
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Y3.02
Formation of Temporal-Feature Maps in the Barn Owl's Auditory System
Richard Kempter,
Keck Center for Integrative Neuroscience, UCSF;
Posted 02/29/00
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Y3.03 & Y3.04
How the Sand Scorpion Locates Its Prey
Philip H. Brownell,
Department of Zoology, Oregon State University and
J. Leo van Hemmen,
Physik Department, TU Muenchen
Posted 03/02/00
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Y13.02
Biological Microcavity Laser: Detecting
Cancer Quickly and Accurately
Paul Gourley, Anthony McDonald, Judy Hendricks, Guild Copeland, John Hunter,
Ohmar Akhil (Sandia National Labs), Heather Capps,
Marc Curry, Steve Skirboll (University of New Mexico School of Medicine)
Posted 02/09/00
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Y13.06
A Light Scattering Microscope: Soft Systems in a New Light:
Local measurement of the optical properties of biological tissue
A.K. Popp, M.T. Valentine,
Dept. of Physics and DEAS, Harvard University;
P.D. Kaplan, Unilever Research US;
D.A. Weitz, Dept. of Physics and DEAS, Harvard University
Posted 02/29/00
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Y13.07
Individual Human Cell Responses to
Low Doses of Chemicals and Radiation Studied by
Synchrotron Infrared
Spectromicroscopy
Michael C. Martin (Advanced Light Source Division),
Hoi-Ying N. Holman, Eleanor A. Blakely (Life Sciences Division),
Regine Goth-Goldstein (Environmental Energy Technology Division),
Wayne R. McKinney (Advanced Light Source Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley)
Posted 02/09/00
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Y13.08
How the Heartbeat Affects Blood's Optical Properties: Towards More Non-Invasive Blood Tests
L.D. Shvartsman (The Racah Institute of Physics. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem, 91904,Israel.), Ilya Fine (Orsense Ltd., 2 Prof. Bergman str., Park Rabin,
Rehovot, Israel.), GA@P Technologies Ltd. Collaboration
Posted 03/08/00
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Y13.09
How the Heartbeat Affects Blood's Optical Properties: Experimental Measurements
Ilya Fine, Boris Fikhte (Orsense Ltd., 2 Prof. Bergman str., Park Rabin, Rehovot, Israel.), L.D. Shvartsman (The Racah Institute of Physics, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Jerusalem. Israel, 91904.)
Posted 03/08/00
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