Scientific American

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  Año 2007, Vol. 296, Número 1

  • 50, 100 & 150 Years Ago.

    págs. 16-16

    

  • Kim's Big Fizzle.

    Graham P. Collins

    págs. 18-18

    

  • Seismic Sentries.

    Sarah Simpson

    págs. 18-20

    

  • Pollution in Solution.

    Charles Q. Choi

    págs. 22-23

    

  • Seeing Stars in Iraq.

    Mike Simmons

    págs. 23-25

    

  • Here Come the X-Mice.

    Christine Soares

    págs. 25-26

    

  • Real Stinkers Reformed.

    Steven Ashley

    págs. 26-27

    

  • Data points: Stove soot.

    Alison Snyder

    págs. 27-27

    

  • Moon Gas.

    Nikhil Swaminathan

    págs. 27-27

    

  • Being Cool for a Longer Life.

    Nikhil Swaminathan

    págs. 28-28

    

  • Brief points.

    págs. 28-28

    

  • I Don't See the Light.

    J.R. Minkel

    págs. 28-28

    

  • Language Trumps Innate Spatial Cognition.

    David Biello

    págs. 28-28

    

  • Brain Gain.

    David Biello

    págs. 29-29

    

  • Partners in Pain.

    Alison Snyder

    págs. 29-29

    

  • Teen Sex in America.

    Rodger Doyle

    págs. 30-30

    

  • Airborne Baloney.

    Michael Shermer

    págs. 32-32

    

  • What is a planet.

    Steven Soter

    págs. 34-41

    

  • Is ethanol for the long haul?

    Matthew L. Wald

    págs. 42-49

    

  • The POWER of Riboswitches.

    Jeffrey E. Barrick, Ronald R. Breaker

    págs. 50-57

    

  • A robot in every home. (cover story)

    Bill Gates

    págs. 58-65

    

  • Evolved for cancer?

    Carl Zimmer

    págs. 68-75

    

  • The Mississippi's Curious Origins.

    Roy B. Van Arsdale, Randel T. Cox

    págs. 76-82

    

  • Better Ways to Target PAIN.

    Gary Stix

    págs. 84-88

    

  • Grass vs. Plastic.

    Mark Fischetti

    págs. 90-91

    

  • Sweet and Soiled Science.

    Steve Mirsky

    págs. 92-92