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Graham P Collins

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Scientific American|April 19, 2011
Solving the cocktail party problemGraham P Collins
Scientific American|March 4, 2009
Impossible inferencesGraham P Collins
Scientific American|December 20, 2003
Seeing single photons. A superconducting way to spot photons one by oneGraham P Collins
Scientific American|February 7, 2002
Physics. Setback for Super-K. Disaster blinds the world's leading neutrino detectorGraham P Collins
Scientific American|September 26, 2002
There's no stopping them. Perpetual motion is alive and well at the U.S. patent officeGraham P Collins
Scientific American|April 7, 2006
Computing with quantum knotsGraham P Collins
Scientific American|August 10, 2004
Next stretch for plastic electronicsGraham P Collins
Scientific American|April 2, 2008
The discovery machineGraham P Collins
Scientific American|April 3, 2008
Wipeout?Graham P Collins
Scientific American|October 25, 2002
Selling the free lunch. Perpetual motion has changed its name but not its methodsGraham P Collins
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Scientific American|April 19, 2011
Solving the cocktail party problemGraham P Collins
Scientific American|March 4, 2009
Impossible inferencesGraham P Collins
Scientific American|December 20, 2003
Seeing single photons. A superconducting way to spot photons one by oneGraham P Collins
Scientific American|February 7, 2002
Physics. Setback for Super-K. Disaster blinds the world's leading neutrino detectorGraham P Collins
Scientific American|September 26, 2002
There's no stopping them. Perpetual motion is alive and well at the U.S. patent officeGraham P Collins
Scientific American|April 7, 2006
Computing with quantum knotsGraham P Collins
Scientific American|August 10, 2004
Next stretch for plastic electronicsGraham P Collins
Scientific American|April 2, 2008
The discovery machineGraham P Collins
Scientific American|April 3, 2008
Wipeout?Graham P Collins
Scientific American|October 25, 2002
Selling the free lunch. Perpetual motion has changed its name but not its methodsGraham P Collins
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