Scientific American Year 1992 Magazine Back Issues

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Where Chaos Lurks In The Subatomic Realm.
A Little Erblum Makes Optical Signals Go A Long Way.
Did Sex Evolve As A defense Against Parasites?

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New Drugs May Halt The Spread Of Cancer Cells.
Why Asian Children Excel In School.
Can Europe Take The Lead In Advanced TV?

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Can Light Beams Catch A Gravity Wave?
Explaining The Clumpy Structure Of The Universe.
Spider Silks. Nature's High - Tech Fibers.
Tiny Pipette Isolates A Pore-Forming Protein That Allows Signals To Pass Through Cell Membranes.

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The Life Cycle Of The Drifting Continents.
Debate Is An African "Eve" The Mother Of Us All?
The Painful Reality Of Phantom Limbs.
Solid Acid Catalyses Can Be Cleverly Designed To Shape Thousands Of Products In Their Pores.

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Predicting The Spread Of The AIDS Pandemic.
Binary Optics Lenses For The Computer Age.
Seeking DNA In The Dry Bones Of Neanderthals.

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Why The "Low At Risk" Can Still Have Heart Attacks.
Toward The Single - Electron Transistor.
Codex Mendoza: The Last Records Of The Aztecs.

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The Strange World Of Quantum Physics.
Computer Programs That Evolve.
Living Stone Age Artisans Of New Guinea.
More Proof For The Big Bang

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Will An American Maglev Finally Fly?
Musical Illusins: How Pitch Tricks The Ear.
Encrypted ID's For Digital Privacy.

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Special Issue Mind And Brain
Sex, Vision, Memory, Learning, Language
Disorders, Development, Consciousness

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The Promise Of Diamond Semiconductors.
Was Early Man A Heroic Hunter - Or A Scavenger?
Raising The Grades In U.S. Science Education.

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How Columbus's Errors Enlightened Astronomy.
The Puzzling Big Bang Of Animal Evolution.
Software "Glitches" That Endanger Public Safety.

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Toward Atoms Made Of Antimatter.
Economics As An Experimental Science.
The Simple Lesson Of Asian Education.
Special Section New Challenges For 1993