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NRC Takes a Second Look at Reactor Design.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

White house plans new science council.

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

NRC Relents on Salem, Clears Plant for Restart.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Nuclear fuel account books in bad shape.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1981, Science.

NASA Rethinks the Space Station.

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

Space policy: no lift-off.

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

Science and engineering academies elect new officers.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

Early data: losing our memory?

E Marshall, 1989, Science.

The Procrastinator's Power Source: The fuel cell beckons in the 1990's not just with cleanness and efficiency but as a way to put off coal and nuclear investments.

E Marshall, 1984, Science.

Northern tier pipeline in trouble.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Project ELF Finally Wins a Vote: But the Navy's 25-year battle to build an antenna for submarine communication is far from over; researchers say it is rapidly becoming obsolete.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Supercomputer policy under review.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1989, Science.

Congress Relents, Spares OES Bureau.

E Marshall, 1979, Science.

Celera and Science Spell Out Data Access Provisions

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 2001, Science.

Chemical weapons: a plan for europe.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

Nuclear industry, 1 nuclear critics, 1.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Secret Service probes lab notebooks.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1989, Science.

Meltdown too hot for Maryland science center.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Gain for space station; pain for NSF.

E Marshall, 1992, Science.

How LOFT Stayed Afloat at DOE.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

The Senate's Plan for Nuclear Waste.

E Marshall, 1982, Science.

Block Ends Checks on USDA Peer Panels.

E Marshall, 1982, Science.

Roche Institute moves west.

E Marshall, 1994, Science.

NRC plans to deregulate biomedical waste.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

Congress Challenges MX Basing Plan.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

Grain elevator safety.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Sequencers Call for Faster Data Release

E Marshall, 1997, Science.

Peer review comes to ADAMHA.

E Marshall, 1979, Science.

Academy Panel Faults NASA's Safety Analysis: The agency relies too heavily on subjective judgment rather than on statistical analysis in picking problems to focus on.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1988, Science.

Nuclear Regulation Run Amok, DOE Reports.

E Marshall, 1982, Science.

Varmus tapped to head NIH.

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

The Scourge of Computer Viruses: Software bugs deliberately designed to replicate in computer systems have the potential to wreak havoc; protection urged for military data. Is a vaccine feasible?

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

Engineers form a new national association.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1980, Science.

NSF deals with conflicts every day.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1992, Science.

Research budget. Headed for a brick wall?

E Marshall, 1992, Science.

Satellite for arabs causes a stir in senate.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Technology initiative initiated.

E Marshall, 1992, Science.

The Gas Reactor Makes a Comeback: A boomlet in Congress backs the HTGR as the "inherently safe" answer to the nuclear industry's troubles.

E Marshall, 1984, Science.

Peace at hand for nuclear physics.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

UCLA plans to dismantle its research reactor.

E Marshall, 1984, Science.

Big flap over a small space station.

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

Changing of the castle guard.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1994, Science.

NSF opens high-speed computer network.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1989, Science.

The New Wave in Testing: Computer to Measure IQ.

E Marshall, 1979, Science.

EPA failed to catch missing data on larvadex.

E Marshall, 1984, Science.

Will biocommerce ravage biomedicine?

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

A series of overlapping studies.

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

DOE's Guide to Weapons Plant Spills.

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

Cracks in Geriatric Aircraft: A spate of structural problems in older planes raises concerns about the airworthiness of the U.S. passenger fleet; industry plans a major house cleaning.

E Marshall, 1989, Science.

FDA sees no radiation risk in VDT screens.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Arms Control Teach-ins Planned by Scientists.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

NASA's Space Station Approved by Congress: Work on the station will begin this year despite a decision to fund it at a level NASA once described as inadequate.

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

A question of accuracy.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Hot Property: Biologists Who Compute

E Marshall, 1996, Science.

Newman's Impossible Motor: The patent office does not believe that Joseph Newman has built a generator that is more than 100 percent efficient, but New Orleans does.

E Marshall, 1984, Science.

NASA and Military Press for a Spaceplane: The aerospace plane, a possible alternative to the shuttle, is to be designed with military goals in mind more than commercial travel.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

Fitting planet Earth into a user-friendly database.

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

GAO find errors in A-bomb test data.

E Marshall, 1985, Science.

Human embryo research. Grant applications pile up at NIH.

E Marshall, 1994, Science.

Chip Makers Plan Research Center

E Marshall, 1987, Science.

Toxicology labs to bar financial conflicts.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Shuffle plan faulted.

E Marshall, 1987, Science.

The Space Shack: The Administration, pushed by Congress, backs an automated, private space lab, overriding NASA's fear that the project will undercut the manned space station.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1988, Science.

Commissioner Gilinsky Challenges New NRC Plan.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

Navy lab concludes the vela saw a bomb.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

Offshore drilling safety questioned.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Artificial heart: the beat goes on.

E Marshall, 1991, Science.

The cost of scientific pork keeps going up.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1993, Science.

Issues of quality and practicability in task analysis: preliminary results from two surveys.

E Marshall, L Ainsworth, E. Marshall, 1998, Ergonomics.

Debate Continues on the Bomb That Wasn't.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

Landsats: Drifting toward Oblivion?: U.S. "commercial" earth observing satellites may be abandoned in March, creating a gap in coverage that may last until 1991 or later.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1989, Science.

Technology boosting: a checkered history.

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

Bomb factories of the 21st century.

E Marshall, 1989, Science.

Fixing the Shuttle: NASA's new managers inform the Senate of plans to redesign the shuttle solid rocket motors and describe a "tight schedule" for the next launch.

E Marshall, 1987, Science.

Counting on new nukes.

E Marshall, 1990, Science.

Physicists Urge Technology Push to Reach 2005 Target

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1998, Science.

A fast track for high-risk science.

E Marshall, 1989, Science.

The MX Question.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

A SWAT Team for Nuclear Accidents: The NRC, under pressure to improve its accident analysis, has installed a new system that demands fast detective work and quick reporting.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

Two thumbs down for space station.

E Marshall, 1991, Science.

Accountants Fret Over EOS Data.

E Marshall, 1992, Science.

Space Station, NSF Funds Approved.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1991, Science.

Security Checks on USDA Peer Reviewers.

E Marshall, 1982, Science.

Clinton Backs SSC, Space Station.

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

Argonne Puts in a Bid For Virginia's Accelerator.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Steering Clear of Sakhalin: Advanced air navigation schemes might prevent another disaster like the one that befell the Korean airliner; Congress promotes Navstar as the solution.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Better for science than expected.

E Marshall, J Mervis, C Anderson, 1993, Science.

NRC Faults Utility, Delays Reactor Start-up.

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

New Rockets? No Hurry, OTA Says: Unless the United States wants to send people to Mars or deploy a space defense system, it can get by with incremental improvements in space transportation, according to a rocket buyer's guide.

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

Do seminars leak navy secrets?

E Marshall, 1984, Science.

Management overhaul at Johns Hopkins.

E Marshall, 1995, Science.

The salem case: a failure of nuclear logic.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1983, Science.

The Secret Recipe of GE's Reactor Safety Study.

E Marshall, 1984, Science.

Computer Security: NAS Sounds the Alarm.

E Marshall, 1990, Science.

DOE's Way-Out Reactors: The Department of Energy wants to spend $72 million next year to design and build reactors for military space applications; nothing like them has been built before.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

Truly's Dismissal Puts NASA on Autopilot.

E Marshall, 1992, Science.

Weinberger Promises Leaner, Meaner DOD.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Reinventing the Space Truck: NASA and the Air Force are off on a race into the past, ransacking technologies from the 1970s and 1960s to create a new space cargo vehicle to launch heavy loads.

E Marshall, 1987, Science.

Do trains still run on time because of mussolini?

E Marshall, 1979, Science.

How natural is the science of brewing?

E Marshall, 1979, Science.

Thornburgh gets a hearing.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

Could these cut-rate stations be contenders?

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

Rancho seco reactor suffers another mishap.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

Space scientists get the jitters.

E Marshall, 1992, Science.

Shuttle Rocket Plan Under Fire: NASA safety panel says plan to spend $1.2 billion on a solid rocket factory in Yellow Creek, Mississippi, will not improve the shuttle's safety; a boost for liquid boosters?

E Marshall, 1989, Science.

A Ruckus Over Releasing Images of the Human Brain

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 2000, Science.

NSF Searches for New Leaders.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

MX Missile: A Step Backward for Metric.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

Reagan's Plan for Nuclear Power.

E Marshall, 1981, Science.

An NSF survey rattles some nerves.

E Marshall, 1992, Science.

Japan and the Economics of Invention: A meeting on innovation was dominated by discussion of how the United States can shore up its international competitiveness.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1985, Science.

Public attitudes to technological progress.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1979, Science.

Publishing sensitive data: who calls the shots? Secretiveness found widespread in life sciences.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1997, Science.

Nevada Wins the Nuclear Waste Lottery: Congress ends the long-running controversy over a reactor fuel dump by sticking a pin in the map at Yucca Mountain.

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

U.s. Technology strategy emerges.

E Marshall, 1991, Science.

Varmus Defends E-biomed Proposal, Prepares to Push Ahead

E Marshall, 1999, Science.

A Deluge of Patents Creates Legal Hassles for Research

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 2000, Science.

PNAS to Join PubMed Central--On Condition

E Marshall, 1999, Science.

Thirty Ways to Temporize on Waste: One year after Congress ordered a moratorium in the civil nuclear waste program, it is inclined to order another.

E Marshall, 1987, Science.

The murky world of toxicity testing.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1983, Science.

Epidemiology. Search for a killer: focus shifts from fat to hormones

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1993, Science.

Nuclear Waste Program Faces Political Burial: Angered by DOE's decision to drop plans to explore sites in the eastern United States, some senators are seeking to halt funding for site work in the West.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1986, Science.

NIH's Online Publishing Venture Ready for Launch

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1999, Science.

Feynman Issues His Own Shuttle Report, Attacking NASA's Risk Estimates.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

Sverdlovsk: anthrax capital?

E Marshall, 1988, Science.

Journals Launch Private Reference Network

E Marshall, 1999, Science.

The lessons of Chernobyl.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1986, Science.

Companies rush to patent DNA.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1997, Science.

Brazil. A deadly parasite spurs up-to-the-minute biology

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1995, Science.

Gene Therapy Death Prompts Review of Adenovirus Vector

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1999, Science.

NASA at the Edge of the Abyss.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1992, Science.

Patent on HIV Receptor Provokes an Outcry

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 2000, Science.

Reactor Mishap Raises Broad Questions

E Marshall, 1982, Science.

Comparison Shopping

E Marshall, 2001, Science.

DNA Studies Challenge the Meaning of Race

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1998, Science.

Snipping Away at Genome Patenting

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1997, Science.

Supreme Court to weigh science

E Marshall, 1993, Science.

A strategy for sequencing the genome 5 years early

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1995, Science.

DOD's New Research Fund: 963 Seek and 86 Receive.

E Marshall, 1986, Science.

The Odds on Cancer: EPA's Recent Bets.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1982, Science.

The Geopolitics of Nuclear Waste

E Marshall, 1991, Science.

E-biomed Morphs to E-biosci, Focus Shifts to Reviewed Papers

E Marshall, 1999, Science.

A preliminary report on three mile island.

E Marshall, 1979, Science.

The human genome. Sharing the glory, not the credit.

E Marshall, 2001, Science.

Clinch River Dies: But the breeder R & D program lives on with $300 million to spend this year; the big question is who will pay to close Clinch River?

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

A Shadow Falls on Hepatitis B Vaccination Effort

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1998, Science.

Human genome project. Emphasis turns from mapping to large-scale sequencing.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1995, Science.

Ethics in Science: Is Data-Hoarding Slowing the Assault on Pathogens?

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1997, Science.

EPA's high-risk carcinogen policy.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1982, Science.

Planning for an oil cutoff.

E Marshall, 1980, Science.

U.S., European Backers Differ on E-biomed Plan

E Marshall, 1999, Science.

The Genome Program's Conscience

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1996, Science.

Radioactive waste backup threatens research.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1979, Science.

Varmus to Leave NIH in December to Run Sloan-Kettering

E Marshall, 1999, Science.

A is for apple, Alar, and ... alarmist?

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1991, Science.

NIH Launches the Final Push to Sequence the Genome

E Marshall, E Pennisi, E. Pennisi, 1996, Science.

Fraud Strikes Top Genome Lab

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1996, Science.

Celera Assembles Mouse Genome; Public Labs Plan New Strategy

E Marshall, 2001, Science.

Varmus Circulates Proposal for NIH-Backed Online Venture

E Marshall, 1999, Science.

Space may be bad for your health.

E Marshall, 1991, Science.

Landsat wins a reprieve.

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1989, Science.

Sequencers Endorse Plan for a Draft in 1 Year

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1999, Science.

Genome Researchers Take the Pledge

E Marshall, Eliot Marshall, 1996, Science.

A History of the Human Genome Project

E Marshall, L Roberts, E Pennisi, 2001, Science.

Ultrasafe reactors, anyone?

E Marshall, 1983, Science.

Bioterror Defense Initiative Injects Shot of Cash

E Marshall, E. Marshall, 1999, Science.

NIH tunes up peer review.

E Marshall, 1994, Science.