2002 Index
Number 618	December 23, 2002	Tuning Carbon Nanotube Resonance Frequencies Quantum Simulations With Continuous Variables PRL Changes Its Publication Dates
Number 617	December 13, 2002	Physics Stories of 2002 Reactor Anti-Neutrino Disappearance Ion-Channel Proteins
Number 616	December 4, 2002	Acoustic Microscopy Longest Atomic State Lifetime Measured From Spontaneous Decay In UV
Number 615	November 27, 2002	Refraction at the Atomic Level Cool Ferric Wheels Gentle Lithography
Number 614	November 20, 2002	Record-High Magnetic Fields in the Lab Megagauss in Picoseconds Nu Approach to CP Violation
Number 613	November 13, 2002	A Bi-Photon de Broglie Wavelength Icicle Instability Powerful T-Lux Spotted in Virginia
Number 612	November 6, 2002	Individual Base Pairs Noise Can Improve Human Balance Control Extra-Dense Glassy Ice
Number 611	October 29, 2002	The Internal States of Anti-Hydrogen Testing New Physics With Nothing Tooth and Nail
Number 610	October 22, 2002	Trapping DNA Through Thermophoresis Noninvasive EEGs Naval Neutrinos
Number 609	October 15, 2002	Neutron Holography First Detailed Positronium Scattering Experiment Superconductivity in Lithium
Number 608	October 8, 2002	The 2002 Nobel Prize for Physics 3-Dimensional Ink Quaoar SLAC is 40 Years Old
Number 607	October 2, 2002	A Clean Air Act At the Quantum Scale Arctic Europa The Semiconductor Laser is 40 Years Old
Number 606	September 25, 2002	Bell Labs/Lucent Researcher Did Fabricate Data Polarization in the Microwave Background Making Bosons Act Like Fermions Solar Surgery
Number 605	September 18, 2002	Cold Anti-Hydrogen Atoms A Solid State Cathode Ray Tube Fast, Cheap Random Numbers
Number 604	September 13, 2002	"Hyper-Focusing" a Sound Wave Self-Assembled Nanotube Networks Demagogues and the Prisoner's Dilemma
Number 603	September 9, 2002	How Jupiter Got Its Stripes Atoms Light Up Very Rapidly Near Nanotubes Photonics plus Spintronics
Number 602	August 30, 2002	A DNA Laser Distinguishing Between Pointlike and "Extended" Dark Matter A New Kind of Ocean Wave Has Been Discovered
Number 601	August 26, 2002	Left-Handed Materials Producing Laser-Driven Ion Jets
Number 600	August 1, 2002	High-Precision Tests of the Standard Model New Cosmological Upper Limit on Neutrino Mass A New Way of Measuring Complexity Physics News Update
Number 599	July 24, 2002	An Ultra Low-Density Liquid Ice Ages and Spiral Arms Sonoluminescence is Chemical in Nature
Number 598	July 17, 2002	Pushing the Second Law to the Limit BEC Created and Moved in Surface Microtrap
Number 597	July 9, 2002	Nanotube Diagnostic X-Rays Element 118 Retraction Artificial Leaves Gamma Knife
Number 596	July 2, 2002	Liquid Light Spinonics Universal Veins
Number 595	June 26, 2002	Ballistic Magnetoresistance Nanospintronics: A Single-Spin Transistor An Optically Pumped Nanocrystal Quantum Dot Laser
Number 594	June 20, 2002	A Protoplanetary Disk A Laser-Powered Paper Plane Evolutionary Metallurgy
Number 593	June 10, 2002	Nuclear Pyramids Can Random Environmental Fluctuations Increase Air Pollution Levels? Thin Layer Lubricants
Number 592	June 4, 2002	Charm School For Quarks Subglacial Lake Life Optical Pea Shooter Rapid-Response Hydrogels
Number 591	May 29, 2002	The Sharpest CMB Pictures Yet Landslide Tectonism on Io? A Single-Photon LED Microsatellite Plasma Propulsion
Number 590	May 21, 2002	The Most Precise Test Yet of Special Relativity Carbon Nanotube Transistors Solid Nitrogen in Nanocages
Number 589	May 16, 2002	Discrete Chromium Terabit-Per-Square-Inch Hard Drive Areal Densities On-Chip Vacuum Microtriode
Number 588	May 9, 2002	Bright Solitons in a Bose-Einstein Condensate Another Universe Might Lurk Only Millimeters Away Tungsten Photonic Crystal
Number 587	April 30, 2002	Point Sources for Extreme Cosmic Rays? Hydrogen at Extremely High Pressures A New Optical Technique for Identifying DNA Bases
Number 586	April 24, 2002	The Solar Neutrino Problem Has Been Closed Dark Matter Detectors
Number 585	April 16, 2002	Quark Stars Ultrahigh-Energy Neutrinos
Number 584	April 9, 2002	Infant Respiratory Disease Dimming Supernovas without Cosmic Acceleration
Number 583	April 1, 2002	Science and Ultimate Reality
Number 582	March 26, 2002	Micro-Tesla MRI Electrical Measurements of Individual Living Cells Atomic Force Microscopy Yields 3D Protein Structure
Number 581	March 22, 2002	A Molecular BEC Hopes for a Hole-Doped Metal Superconductor
Number 580	March 13, 2002	All-Optical Trapping of a Degenerate Fermi Gas Nanotubes are Hot The Largest Thing in the Solar System
Number 579	March 5, 2002	A Matter-Wave Interferometer for Large Molecules Has Nuclear Fusion Been Observed in a Bubble Tank?
Number 578	February 27, 2002	Fractal Carbon Nanopore Network Using Clocks in Space to Search for New Physics
Number 577	February 20, 2002	Cold Antihydrogen Atoms Computer-Aided Diagnosis of Breast Cancer Nonlinear Laser with Ultralow Threshhold
Number 576	February 7, 2002	A Slice of Microbial Life Light-Activated Plastic Magnet Werner Heisenberg's Wartime Visit
Number 575	January 30, 2002	Spiral Waves Break Hearts Squeezing Information from Zipping Programs
Number 574	January 23, 2002	New Limits on the Search for Missing SUSY The Science of Roughness
Number 573	January 16, 2002	Quantum Gravitational States Looking at Extrasolar Planets By Direct Observation
Number 572	January 8, 2002	Random Noise and An Ice-Age Roller Coaster Nuclei Go Through Phases
Number 571	January 2, 2002	A New Limit on the Overall Validity of Special Relativity Slowing and Storing Light in a Solid A Sonic Crystal