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Scientific American|August 5, 2000
Working knowledge. What the well-dressed astronaut wears. A spaceship for oneG Zorpette
Scientific American|November 1, 2000
All doped up--and going for the goldG Zorpette
Scientific American|December 1, 1996
Down the drain. Russia continues to pump nuclear waste into the ground, despite U.S. aidG Zorpette
Scientific American|March 1, 1997
Better red than dead. An inexpensive new test instantly spots harmful E. coliG Zorpette
Scientific American|October 1, 1996
Building a better T-boneG Zorpette
Scientific American|October 1, 1996
"X" (rays) mark the tumor. A technology used to develop nuclear weapons may lead to an effective cancer treatmentG Zorpette
Scientific American|September 26, 1997
Flying and the bendsG Zorpette
Scientific American|January 7, 1998
Off with its head!G Zorpette
Scientific American|June 1, 1999
Chasing the ghost batG Zorpette
Scientific American|August 12, 1999
A pound of fleshG Zorpette
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Scientific American|August 5, 2000
Working knowledge. What the well-dressed astronaut wears. A spaceship for oneG Zorpette
Scientific American|November 1, 2000
All doped up--and going for the goldG Zorpette
Scientific American|December 1, 1996
Down the drain. Russia continues to pump nuclear waste into the ground, despite U.S. aidG Zorpette
Scientific American|March 1, 1997
Better red than dead. An inexpensive new test instantly spots harmful E. coliG Zorpette
Scientific American|October 1, 1996
Building a better T-boneG Zorpette
Scientific American|October 1, 1996
"X" (rays) mark the tumor. A technology used to develop nuclear weapons may lead to an effective cancer treatmentG Zorpette
Scientific American|September 26, 1997
Flying and the bendsG Zorpette
Scientific American|January 7, 1998
Off with its head!G Zorpette
Scientific American|June 1, 1999
Chasing the ghost batG Zorpette
Scientific American|August 12, 1999
A pound of fleshG Zorpette
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