1992 Index Number 61 January 3, 1992 B-QUARK BARYONS HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED BUCKYBALLS A LIST OF "GUIDELINES FOR PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT" GALAXY REDSHIFTS ARE BUNCHED PHYSICS NEWS IN 1991 THE SOVIET ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Number 62 January 10, 1992 A TIME MACHINE MORE PLANETS AROUND PULSARS FEMTOCHEMISTRY INFRARED ANTENNAS Number 63 January 17, 1992 GAMMA RAY ASTROPHYSICS IS VIOLENT BEST EVIDENCE YET FOR A NEARBY BLACK HOLE YOUNG STAR CLUSTERS IN GALAXY NGC1275 Number 64 January 20, 1992 PLANETS AROUND PULSARS COME AND GO LOW SURFACE BRIGHTNESS GALAXIES THE TOP QUARK MASS THE SMALLEST SUPERFLUID OBJECTS IN THE UNIVERSE Number 65 January 24, 1992 D-WAVE ELECTRON PAIRS EXPLOITING MECHANICAL STRAIN EFFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTORS STRUCTURALLY DISTINCT COUSINS OF FULLERENES Number 66 February 3, 1992 QUANTUM CHAOS INTELLIGENT MATERIALS PHYSICS AND GOVERNMENT Number 67 February 12, 1992 BUCKYBALL SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IS MEDIATED BY PHONONS COPERNICAN CRYSTALLOGRAPHY INFRARED IMAGES OF THE GALACTIC CORE A CRAY 3 COMPUTER Number 68 February 21, 1992 ULTRACOLD NEUTRONS (UCN) ELECTRON MICROSCOPY WITH 1-ANGSTROM RESOLUTION THE HEAVIEST KNOWN PROTON EMITTERS SUPERNOVAS PRODUCE DIAMOND DUST 10 GIGABITS OF DATA Number 69 February 27, 1992 SUPERNOVA 1987A IS FIVE YEARS OLD ULYSSES HAS VAULTED PAST JUPITER GRAPHITIC MICRO-TUBULES BLACK HOLE CANDIDATES POLARIZED BEAMS AND TARGETS Number 70 March 5, 1992 CHAOTIC BEHAVIOR IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM THE HADRON-ELECTRON RING ACCELERATOR (HERA) BUCKYBALL ARTICLES "THE LHC PROJECT NOW EXISTS." Number 71 March 13, 1992 THE CONDUCTANCE OF A CROSSED-WIRE TUNNEL JUNCTION BLUE DWARF GALAXIES THE "TEXTURE" THEORY OF COSMOLOGY B FACTORIES WILL NOT BE BUILT Number 72 March 23, 1992 BIOMIMETICS MAGNETOTACTIC BACTERIA CHEMICAL REACTIONS ON REDUCED-DIMENSIONALITY SURFACES THE TOKAMAK PHYSICS EXPERIMENT (TPX) Number 73 March 27, 1992 THE CAPACITANCE OF SINGLE QUANTUM DOTS A QUICK METHOD FOR PREDICTING HOW MANY PROTEINS FOLD COMETS MAY BE MORE ROCK THAN ICE ASTROLOGY DISCLAIMERS Number 74 April 2, 1992 THE INFRARED GALAXY IRAS 10214+4724 PAIRS OF SILICON ATOMS TYPE II-VI SEMICONDUCTOR Number 75 April 10, 1992 A TWO-PHOTON OPTICAL LASER EARTH'S INNER CORE OSCILLATES SLIGHTLY THE MAGNETIC HISTORY OF STARS BUCKYBALL POLYMERS Number 76 April 17, 1992 NON-OPTICAL DIFFRACTION PATTERNS DETECTORS FOR THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER (LHC) TITAN'S ATMOSPHERE WATCHING BEER BUBBLES RISE Number 77 April 24, 1992 COBE PICKS OUT PRIMORDIAL SEEDS AT LAST Number 78 May 4, 1992 PHYSICISTS CONFIRM BAKED ALASKA MODEL THE HIGHEST ENERGY COSMIC RAYS THE EARLIEST INFORMATION FROM THE BIG BANG 50 STARS PACKED IN A REGION LESS THAN A LIGHT YEAR ACROSS Number 79 May 8, 1992 THE ELECTRON ANTINEUTRINO MASS EUROPEAN PHYSICS SECOND-GENERATION DETECTORS FOR DARK MATTER Number 80 May 19, 1992 WHERE DOES THE TIGER GET ITS STRIPES? BINARY OPTICS PHYSICS BACHELOR'S DEGREE Number 81 May 27, 1992 THE EXISTENCE OF VORTEX GLASS THE SILICON COMPOUND SILOXENE GEMINGA IS A GAMMA-RAY PULSAR Number 82 June 2, 1992 SQUEEZED LIGHT THE EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER (EUVE) HIGH ENERGY PHOTON-PHOTON INTERACTIONS OXYGEN AND IRON Number 83 June 8, 1992 IONS IN STORAGE RINGS THE MT. PINATUBO ERUPTION BEAMS OF RADIOACTIVE NUCLEI THE MOST ABUNDANT MINERAL ON EARTH Number 84 June 15, 1992 GALLEX OBSERVES SOLAR NEUTRINOS MAGNETORESISTANCE GROUND-BASED GAMMA-RAY ASTROPHYSICS Number 85 June 19, 1992 AN X-SHAPED OBJECT HIGH ENERGY GOLD SINGLE-ELECTRON DEVICES ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN THE HUMAN THORAX Number 86 June 26, 1992 THE YOKHOH X-RAY SATELLITE THE SUDBURY NEUTRINO LABORATORY PLUTO'S ATMOSPHERE SUPERSTRING THEORY Number 87 July 6, 1992 THE AMERICAN CENTER FOR PHYSICS A NEW MEASUREMENT OF THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND PLATE TECTONICS ON VENUS? Number 88 July 13, 1992 THE MOVEMENT OF SINGLE ELECTRONS A NEW VALUE FOR THE HUBBLE CONSTANT A NEUTRON FOCUSING DEVICE THE 23rd INTERNATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD Number 89 July 22, 1992 THE GRAVITATIONAL WAVE BACKGROUND THE GREAT ANNIHILATOR MAY BE A MICROQUASAR BUCKYBALLS OCCUR NATURALLY THE ORBITS OF ALL NINE PLANETS ARE CHAOTIC Number 90 August 4, 1992 1/F NOISE HAS 1/F NOISE. ACTIVITY AT ACCELERATORS PHYSICAL REVIEW AND PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS THE ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL Number 91 August 12, 1992 MEASUREMENTS OF MULTI-JET PRODUCTION RATES THE FIRST EXTRAGALACTIC GAMMA RAYS BUCKYBALL CRYSTALS HAVE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES Number 92 August 19, 1992 THE LANDSCAPE OF DNA MAY BE FRACTAL THE ELECTRICAL CHARGE OF ANTIPROTONS AND POSITRONS PHOTONS FROM SONOLUMINESCENCE MAY PEAK IN THE ULTRAVIOLET "SEAGEL" IS THE LIGHTEST SOLID PHYSICS NEWS UPDATE Number 93 September 9, 1992 AND NOW, A COSMIC-RAY NEUTRINO PROBLEM DOUBTS ABOUT A 17-KEV NEUTRINO THE SMALLEST BATTERY THE PLUTO FAST FLYBY Number 94 September 16, 1992 GALILEO'S EXPERIMENT AT THE LEANING TOWER OF PISA A NEUTRON IMAGE OF THE SUN SOFT X-RAY LASERS ARE NOW OPERATING AT SATURATION ELECTRONS HAVE BEEN TRAPPED ABOVE POTENTIAL ENERGY WELLS Number 95 September 22, 1992 STUDIES OF THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND (CMB) ULYSSES' JUPITER ENCOUNTER TIME-RESOLVED REFLECTION HIGH ENERGY ELECTRON DIFFRACTION (RHEED) BUCKYBALL BEAMS Number 96 September 29, 1992 FIRST OBSERVATION OF BOUND-STATE BETA DECAY A LASER-BASED MAGNETOMETER TRITON'S GEYSERS AND HALLEY'S FLASH PHYSICS NEWS UPDATE Number 97 October 6, 1992 THE MOST DISTANT BODY IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM YET OBSERVED NIELSBOHRIUM, HESSIUM, AND MEITNERIUM DIAMOND-FILM SEMICONDUCTOR 1990-91 GRADUATE STUDENT SURVEY SCIENCE SECTIONS IN MANY NEWSPAPERS Number 98 October 13, 1992 CIRCUMSTELLAR DISKS PRODUCING ANTI-HYDROGEN HOW MANY ATOMS DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE METAL? THE 500TH ANNIVERSARY OF COLUMBUS' Number 99 October 14, 1992 THE PHYSICS NOBEL PRIZE FOR 1992 GOES TO GEORGES CHARPAK Number 100 October 23, 1992 HIGH-VELOCITY PULSARS LASER ACTIVITY WITHOUT POPULATION INVERSION ASTRONOMY WILL BE THE FIRST ALL-DIGITAL SCIENCE THE OPACITY OF MATTER Number 101 October 30, 1992 CARBON ONIONS A NEW DETERMINATION OF THE RYDBERG CONSTANT STRAINED-LAYER SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS LUNAR ECLIPSES HAVE SWAYED HISTORICAL EVENTS Number 102 November 10, 1992 CRYSTALLIZED STARS DID A METEOR KILL THE DINOSAURS? SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES LARGE PARTICLE PHYSICS COLLABORATIONS Number 103 November 17, 1992 DO QUARKS HAVE CONSTITUENTS? VORTICES IN HEAVY-FERMION SUPERCONDUCTORS AN ANTENNA MOUNTED ON A PHOTONIC CRYSTAL THE KNOWN SHAPE OF THE MILKY WAY Number 104 November 25, 1992 CHARON MAY BE NOTHING BUT ICE COULD GALAXY REDSHIFTS BE QUANTIZED? AMERICAN SCIENCE HAS A TRADE SURPLUS JAPANESE ASTRONOMY Number 105 December 4, 1992 THE SHARPEST PICTURE YET OF AN ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEUS LUNAR TIDAL EFFECTS RUMORS OF TOP-QUARK EVENTS NUCLEAR AGE BEGAN 50 YEARS AGO SPACECRAFT UPDATE Number 106 December 14, 1992 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE AN ASTEROID IMPACT MAY HAVE CAUSED THE MASS EXTINCTION THE GALILEO SPACECRAFT GOT A GRAVITY BOOST Number 107 December 18, 1992 OUT-OF-PLANE ATOMS PARTICIPATE IN SUPERCONDUCTIVITY THE LARGE SCALE STREAMING OF GALAXIES RADAR IMAGES OF ASTEROIDS Number 108 December 28, 1992 NEW MEASUREMENTS OF THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND (CMB) TUNGSTEN DISULPHIDE STRUCTURES MONTE CARLO TECHNIQUES BILL CLINTON'S SCIENCE ADVISOR WILL BE JOHN GIBBONS