T. Maugh

发表

Why buy when you can rent?

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Magnetic navigation an attractive possibility.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Photoacoustic spectroscopy: new uses for an old technique.

T. Maugh, 1975, Science.

Biochemical markers identify mental states.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

Polychlorinated Biphenyls: Still Prevalent, but Less of a Problem

T. Maugh, 1972, Science.

Chemical carcinogens: how dangerous are low doses?

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

ERTS: Surveying Earth's Resources from Space

T H Maugh, T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Automating Wet Chemistry with FIA.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Unlike money, diesel fuel grows on trees.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

A new marker for diabetes.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Chemicals: how many are there?

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Guayule and jojoba: agriculture in semiarid regions.

T. Maugh, 1977, Science.

SO2 Pollution May Be Good for Plants.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

Chemical carcinogens: the scientific basis for regulation.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Seeds of Destruction

Thomas H. Maugh, T. Maugh, J. Marx, 1975, Springer US.

Semisynthetic Enzymes Are New Catalysts: Enzymes may be the ultimate catalysts, especially if their specificities can be changed by chemical modification.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Coffee and heart disease: is there a link?

T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

New tool for amino Acid analysis.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

The artificial gene: it's synthesized and it works in cells.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

Blood substitute passes its first test.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

Angiogenesis inhibitors link many diseases.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

Just how hazardous are dumps?

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Coffee and myocardial infarction.

T. Maugh, 1974, American heart journal.

The petroleum plant: perhaps we can grow gasoline.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

New link between ozone and cancer.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

A step toward wholly synthetic enzymes.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Vitamin a: potential protection from carcinogens.

T. Maugh, 1974, Science.

Catalysis in Solar Energy: Photoelectrochemical cells approach the efficiency of photovoltaics, but durability and cost are still major hurdles.

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

A survey of separative techniques.

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

Potential New Drugs for Duodenal Ulcers

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

When is a metal not a metal?

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

Need a catalyst? Design an enzyme.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Leprosy vaccine trials to begin soon.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Catalysts That Break Nature's Monopoly: Chiral complexes can approach the specificity of enzymes for synthesis of optically active compounds, and can act on a wider variety of substrates.

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

Activating unreactive C--h bonds.

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

Panel urges wide use of antiviral drug.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

Amantadine: an alternative for prevention of influenza.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

Homogeneous catalysis: ultimate selectivity.

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

It Isn't Easy Being King.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

Stereoselective synthesis of amino acids.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Chemistry and biochemistry.

T H Maugh, T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Hazardous wastes technology is available.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

To attract or repel, that is the question.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Hair: a diagnostic tool to complement blood serum and urine.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Stereochemistry in a New Light: The unusual properties of the carbon atom have created much confusion in stereochemistry; a noted chemist tries to sort them out.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Chemotherapy: antiviral agents come of age.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

DDT: An Unrecognized Source of Polychlorinated Biphenyls.

T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Separations by MS Speed Up, Simplify Analysis.

T H Maugh, T. Maugh, 1980, Science.

Diabetes: epidemiology suggests a viral connection.

T. Maugh, 1975, Science.

Multiple sclerosis: two or more viruses may be involved.

T. Maugh, 1977, Science.

Ensuring Success in Interventions with Drug-Using Offenders

T. Maugh, M. Anglin, 1992 .

New chemicals promise larger crops.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

Singlet oxygen: a unique microbicidal agent in cells.

T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Chemical Pollutants: Polychlorinated Biphenyls Still a Threat

T. Maugh, 1975, Science.

Perfluorochemical Emulsions: Promising Blood Substitutes

T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Underground gasification: an alternate way to exploit coal.

T. Maugh, 1977, Science.

Carbon monoxide: natural sources dwarf man's output.

T H Maugh, T. Maugh, 1972, Science.

NMR with No Magnetic Field: Zero-field NMR makes it possible to obtain high-quality spectra from powders and polycrystalline solids.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Marihuana (II): Does It Damage the Brain?

T. Maugh, 1974, Science.

Clearing pesticides from the body.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Vitamin B12: after 25 years, the first synthesis.

T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Cancer test look for a passing grade.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

New study links chlorination and cancer.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

Marihuana: A Conversation with NIDA's Robert L. DuPont.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

Sickle cell (II): many agents near trials.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

A new dimension in NMR.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Liquid membranes: new techniques for separation, purification.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

Kinetics at the Critical Point of Fluids: Changes in solvent properties near the critical point may influence reaction rates, but a key experiment is shown to be wrong.

T. Maugh, 1985, Science.

Remote spectrometry with fiber optics.

T H Maugh, T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Stratospheric Pollution: Multiple Threats to Earth's Ozone.

T. Maugh, A. Hammond, 1974, Science.

Completing the puzzle of steroid synthesis, a mystery in the biological synthesis of steroids is solved, providing a new approach to chemical synthesis of the compounds.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Trace elements: a growing appreciation of their effects on man.

T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Acoustic microscopy: a new window to the world of the small.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Photochemical smog: is it safe to treat the air?

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

Multiple sclerosis: genetic link, viruses suspected.

T. Maugh, 1977, Science.

TLC: the overlooked alternative.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

The Fatted Calf (II): The Concrete Truth About Beef.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Marihuana: the grass may no longer be greener.

T. Maugh, 1974, Science.

Toxic waste disposal a growing problem.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

Chalones: chemical regulation of cell division.

T. Maugh, 1972, Science.

Sleep-promoting factor isolated.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Pollution: Chemical Company's Effort to Sue Its Accuser Fails.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

How safe is "safe".

T H Maugh, T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

The media: the image of the scientist is bad.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Tar sands: a new fuels industry takes shape.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Grapes inactivate viruses, but not in body.

T. Maugh, 1978, Science.

Alcohol: the ultimate birth control drug.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

Paleontology: facing a choice between fossils and trash.

T. Maugh, 1975, Science.

Fourier transform: the revolution comes to infrared.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

Analgesic from mushrooms begins clinical trials.

T. Maugh, 1981, Science.

"Cancer is not inevitable".

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Diabetes commission: problem severe, therapy inadequate.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

Hydrogen: synthetic fuel of the future.

T. Maugh, 1972, Science.

LSD and the Drug Culture: New Evidence of Hazard.

T. Maugh, 1973, Science.

Marihuana: New Support for Immune and Reproductive Hazards

T. Maugh, 1975, Science.

Burial is last resort for hazardous wastes.

T. Maugh, 1979, Science.

Ribosomes (II): A Complicated Structure Begins to Emerge

T. Maugh, 1975, Science.

Optical fibers make it into instruments.

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

Optical Fibers Make It into Instruments

T. Maugh, 1983, Science.

Cancer chemotherapy: now a promising weapon.

T. Maugh, 1974, Science.

CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY, NOW A PROMISING WEAPON

T. Maugh, 1974 .

A new route to opium derivatives.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Hormone receptors: new clues to the cause of diabetes.

T. Maugh, 1976, Science.

A new treatment for burn victims.

T. Maugh, 1982, Science.

Can Multibond Reactions Be Synchronous?: A maverick theoretician touches off a debate on both synchronicity and the relative efficacies of molecular orbital calculations.

T. Maugh, 1984, Science.

Energy and the future

Thomas H. Maugh, William D. Metz, Allen L. Hammond, 1973 .

Fuel from wastes: a minor energy source.

T. Maugh, 1972, Science.