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Issue 4 Spring 2003 |
Letter From the Editor |
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18 The Hapless Heart Arteries revolt against a sedentary lifestyle |
28 Strange New Worlds The pull of distant planets |
This issue is dedicated to the memory of our cofounder and first Editor-in-Chief, Eran Karmon. |
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7 Gammasphere High-tech toys lure The Hulk to Berkeley 8 Hitting Malaria Where It Hurts New research points to a possible cure 12 Superconducting Vinaigrette Clique-ish electrons give in to peer pressure 11 Get a Whiff of This Tasty lobsters smell good, too 13 What Pavlov Didn't Know Understanding learning at the cellular level |
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38 The Maverick Scientist One of Berkeley's most controversial professors takes on cancer |
40 In the Face of Uncertainty Could trips abroad be draining our blood banks?
Death by Liquefaction Sparrow Mutations Sticky Toes Defining the Structure of Water
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6 Biotech Beat
High points in Bay Area biotech 15 Profile: Connie Chang-Hasnain Tunable lasers come back to Cal 16 Quanta (heard on campus) 45 The Back Page Pygmi octopi swing both ways |
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