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Scientific American

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Scientific American|May 2, 2000
Fireballs of free quarksCollins
Scientific American|December 5, 2000
The amazing acenesCollins
Scientific American|July 29, 2000
Different stripes. Physicists still struggle to explain high-temperature superconductivityCollins
Scientific American|December 5, 2000
The coolest gas in the universeCollins
Scientific American|January 4, 2014
Escape from the Milky WayNathan Collins
Scientific American|December 8, 2016
Mirror Molecules in SpaceNathan Collins
Scientific American|May 26, 2011
Treating Tourette's. A gene mutation that causes low histamine levels may be behind some tic disordersSonya Collins
Scientific American|July 12, 2012
How to fulfill the true promise of "mHealth": Mobile devices have the potential to become powerful medical toolsFrancis Collins
Scientific American|October 25, 2002
Selling the free lunch. Perpetual motion has changed its name but not its methodsGraham P Collins
Scientific American|July 29, 2009
An iron key to high-temperature superconductivity?Graham P Collins
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Scientific American|May 2, 2000
Fireballs of free quarksCollins
Scientific American|December 5, 2000
The amazing acenesCollins
Scientific American|July 29, 2000
Different stripes. Physicists still struggle to explain high-temperature superconductivityCollins
Scientific American|December 5, 2000
The coolest gas in the universeCollins
Scientific American|January 4, 2014
Escape from the Milky WayNathan Collins
Scientific American|December 8, 2016
Mirror Molecules in SpaceNathan Collins
Scientific American|May 26, 2011
Treating Tourette's. A gene mutation that causes low histamine levels may be behind some tic disordersSonya Collins
Scientific American|July 12, 2012
How to fulfill the true promise of "mHealth": Mobile devices have the potential to become powerful medical toolsFrancis Collins
Scientific American|October 25, 2002
Selling the free lunch. Perpetual motion has changed its name but not its methodsGraham P Collins
Scientific American|July 29, 2009
An iron key to high-temperature superconductivity?Graham P Collins
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