Past
Issues
The articles in "Scientists" were
written by scientists themselves for the general community. The
writers of this magazine are the people who best know the material
that they are writing about, having devoted months or years to their
research. They are inviting you into their laboratories, whether
these are at the bottom of the Science Center, the particle
accelerators across the country or the observatories that witness the
fluid jets of stars in interstellar space.
SCIENTISTS
- Spring '98
In the Spring semester of
1997, students in the course "Writing About Science" (Joy McConnell,
Instructor) created four "special issues" of Synthesis as independent
group projects:
An edition
ofSynthesis featuring both fictional and expository writing
was published in 1989-90 as part of the general education course,
Intellectual and Cultural Perspectives on Science, developed
by Professor David Beveridge. Although the '89-'90 edition of
Synthesis was produced as a traditional magazine, an on-line
adaptation is now available
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