Richard Seltzer

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Russia's Chemists Face Tough Times In The Wake Of Soviet Union's Breakup: ▪ Bars to foreign contacts and travel have lifted, but funding cuts have slashed salaries, led to shortages of chemicals, equipment

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Soviet Officials Pledge To Solve Problem of Refusenik Scientists: Positive signs seen in Moscow conference, rise in emigration, new secrecy rules; but 500 still await exit after five years

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

U.S. SPACE PROGRAM: Funding problems put future in doubt

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

World science body to push more active role

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

Chemical industry in China on rebound

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

NASA starts busy 1993 slate of shuttle flights

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

All charges dropped against Russian chemist

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Space station plans face formidable challenges

Richard Seltzer, 1987 .

OSTP drafting U.S. technology policy

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Bioorganic Research Thrives at Japan's Suntory Institute: Small institute focusing on natural products and bioorganic chemistry carries out innovations in Japanese research practices

Richard Seltzer, 1984 .

Shuttle crew performs 81 microgravity tests

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Aiding Soviet scientists

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Perestroika and Glasnost Begin To Transform Science in U.S.S.R.: Soviet scientists visiting U.S. describe reforms in scientific institutions, discuss cooperation and exchanges in many fields

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

U.S., Europeans plan joint mission to Saturn

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

AAAS meeting debates federal R&D funding

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

SOVIET ECONOMY: Study calls radical reform imperative

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

NASA spurs plans for exploration of Mars

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

special report: Health advances raise host of dilemmas

Richard Seltzer, Howard J. Sanders, Joseph Haggin, 1972 .

Editorial: Developing energy from the oceans

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

International: Attack set on pollution of Mediterranean17 coastal nations cooperate on action plan for research, monitoring, and protection

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

U.S. SPACE SHUTTLE: Booster problem delays June launch

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Suez Canal faces future full of questions: Reopening of waterway after eight years will not affect oil industry much; transport by supertanker around Africa costs less

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

U.S., Soviet academies to study global ecology

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Three Industry Sites Designated National Historic Chemical Landmarks

Richard Seltzer, William Schulz, 1995 .

Chemist bears Olympic torch on its path to Atlant

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS:Scientists face difficult dilemma

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Wider tests of engineered biopesticide sought

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Shuttle crews probe chemistry in space

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

GALILEO SPACECRAFT: Voyage to Jupiter to start next week

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Benefits And Risks Of Expanding U.S.-Russian Space Links Probed: U.S. has begun to reap scientific, political, and economic benefits, but joint projects pose higher technical, political risks

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Move to test nuclear waste site draws fire

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Private firm lofts satellite into orbit

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Studies of Gas-Phase Ions Yielding Unique Chemical Data

Richard Seltzer, 1985 .

Toxicology data bank steps up efforts

Richard Seltzer, 1982 .

Impact Widening from Explosion Of Nevada Rocket Oxidizer Plant: PEPCON starts to rebuild wrecked Henderson unit at distant site, but concern rises over supply of ammonium perchlorate; residents fear danger from Kerr-McGee perchlorate plant still in their midst

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Student Pugwash Conference Probes Scientists' Individual Responsibility.

Richard Seltzer, 1985 .

Debate on risk of Alar in apples boils over

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Birthday conference for Levich stirs protests

Richard Seltzer, 1977 .

Astronauts study ozone, materials, shuttle glow

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Faculty Union Movement Gains Momentum.

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

Clinton, Yeltsin agree on technology projects

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

Tritium production to resume in late 1990

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Shortage of rocket fuel oxidizer possible

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Resolution sought on animal patent dispute

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

U.S. colleges award record number of Ph.D.

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

U.S. scientists protest Russian chemist's trial

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Activists oppose plutonium use on spacecraft

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Scientists assail plan for smaller space station

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Vietnam seeks to end scientific isolation

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Science: IGSU pursues world science leadership roleInternational Council of Scientific Unions moves against political threats to science, expands work on global problems

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Arab Nations Focus on Science Development.

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

U.S. May Need Foreign Partners To Pursue Large Science Projects

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

U. S. , Russia join efforts to clean up nuclear sites

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

Concern rises over nuclear waste explosion risk

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

U.S. SPACE PROGRAM: Fuel leak again puts shuttle on hold

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

U.S., auto firms to develop new class of cars

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

U.S. SPACE POLICY: Bush backs moon base, Mars flight

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Bell Labs, Corning fund work at Russian labs

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

U.S.S.R. may attain dominance of oceans

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

Task Force Calls for Evolutionary Expansion of U.S. Space Program: Panel on long-range space goals urges U.S. to avoid race to Mars, move outward in orderly way from study of Earth and solar system

Richard Seltzer, 1987 .

EASTERN BLOC CHEMICALS:: Bright prospects for Western firms

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

EAST EUROPEAN CHEMICALS:: Output plunges as nations restructure

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Protestors hit FDA for AIDS drug policies

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Role urged for science in solving urban ills

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

STUDENTS USE ROCKET TO STUDY OZONE

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

Searle and Chinese to cooperate in drug R&D

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

ENGINEERED ORGANISMS: Small-scale field tests pose little risk

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Chemists build living periodic table

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY:: Pact to protect U.S. chemicals in China

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Space power system passes first test

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

ACS and Dialog clash over antitrust suit

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

U.S. SPACE PROGRAM:: Shuttle finally back in business

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

NUCLEAR ARMS PLANTS: Cleanup efforts pick up speed

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

U.S.-Soviet environmental work advances: Cooperative program runs air pollution exhibit in Moscow, joint research on pollution control; but benefit to U.S. queried

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Department of Defense Issues Plan For Critical Defense Technologies: Report identifies 21 areas, five of them chemically related, considered vital to maintaining qualitative superiority of U.S. weapons

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Astronauts test bioreactor, encapsulation in space

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Aerospace workers say composites harm health

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Alar sales in U.S. for food use halted

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Paul Flory: a Giant Who Excelled in Many Roles: Colleagues laud Nobel Laureate's broad impact as molder of polymer science, educator, consultant, and fighter for human rights

Richard Seltzer, 1985 .

Chill hits U.S.-China science, business ties

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Scientists concerned over misuse of science

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

China, overextended, sets new growth plans: Balanced, selective industrial development sought, top priority to synthetic fiber and fertilizer expansion

Richard Seltzer, 1979 .

BIG SCIENCE FUNDING:: Big wins for SSC and space station

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Panel to probe wider mission for NSF

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Suit challenges new policy on radioactivity

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

Radar images hint ice at Mercury's north pole

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Plan to close research reactor assailed

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

DOE nuclear cleanup cost estimates soar

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

China to boost support for science, technology

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

NASA BUDGET HEARING: Space station assailed, Russian role queried

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Great Lakes pollution remains severe

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Vietnamese scientists seek ties with U.S.

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Soviets to permit Sakharov to visit U.S.

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

First transgenic bull sires transgenic calves

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

U.S. biochemist begins stay on Russian space station Mir

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

Chemical growth slows in U.S.S.R., East Europe: Shortages of energy, transportation, and manpower and low productivity impede industrial development

Richard Seltzer, 1979 .

NIH absolves Montana test of elm tree microbes

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Zoecon develops new insect control agents

Richard Seltzer, R. Seltzer, 1975 .

Boost to materials research in space urged

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Science: MENS leads way at new biomedical frontierNational Institute of Environmental Health Sciences draws growing support, steps up research on pollutant-disease links

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Nicotine indicted as an addictive drug

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

C&EN Talks With...Benjamin F. Byrd Jr.

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

U.S., Russia spur ties in science, technology

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Atlanta High School Students Edge Houston, Win National Science Bowl

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Concern over hydrogen in nuclear waste tanks

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

Legislators blast NASA chiefs ouster

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

NAS suspends science exchanges with China

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

SCIENCE: NASA Sets Ambitious Space Flight ScheduleIntegrating shuttle and expendable booster missions, program gives high priority to major scientific payloads and research

Richard Seltzer, Stephen Stinson, 1987 .

Ford China R&D Fund awards first grants

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Boost in U.S.-Russia Cooperation in Chemical Research Urged: U.S. group visiting Russia finds many problems, but good prospects for ties of benefit to both sides

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Panel probes global environmental issues: "Alarming" increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels projected, could affect temperature, climate, and acidity of the oceans

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Efforts to tap ocean thermal energy gain: Floating plants may start exploiting vast renewable power source in 1980's; linked units might make ammonia, other chemicals

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Biochemist honored for achievements in space

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

Magellan ends study of Venus with fatal dive

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Hannay Wins 1983 Perkin Medal for Solid-State Research

Richard Seltzer, 1983 .

MOSCOW SCIENCE CENTER LAUDED: More government, industry support urged for programs that turn former Soviet weapons scientists to civilian research

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

NASA Spurs Efforts To Redesign Space Shuttle: Two-pronged strategy aims at flight by early 1988 through modification of existing rocket boosters and longer-term program to develop new, second-generation booster

Richard Seltzer, 1986 .

Impact of Alaska oil spill spreading

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Softener Yields Model for Skin Structure

Richard Seltzer, 1985 .

Robot to probe inside Antarctic volcano

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Chemistry Lab Adapted for Blind Students

Richard Seltzer, 1986 .

NSF to aid scientistsin former Soviet Union

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

U.S., Russia sign joint space, energy accords

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

Work on new synthetic sweeteners advances: Dihydrochalccnes move closer to market, SRI unveils new sweetener, and Dynapol develops nonabsorbable polymer-bound concept

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

Pesticide removal from processed foods sought

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

SAKHAROV IN U.S.: Visit filled with moments of drama

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Science: Research on drugs from the sea starts to move forwardObstacles remain to exploiting the vast potential, but there are clear signs of progress as ...

Richard Seltzer, 1974 .

Poll draws portrait of U.S- scientists1 views

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

U.S. Scientists Urge Release Of Jailed Chinese Colleagues

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Two new museums to spur invention and creativity

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Student awarded doctorates in both chemistry and physics

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Mars probe loss would foil chemical data search

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

World Bank steps up environmental efforts

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Tracking the Source of Measurement Error

Richard Seltzer, R. Seltzer, 2013 .

ACS-Soviet seminar on catalysis postponed

Richard Seltzer, 1986 .

C&EN Talks With...

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

Deterioration of global environment accelerates

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Solar-powered plane reaches stratosphere

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Japan Aims for World Leadership in Advanced Polymers by 1990s: Study assesses Japan's accelerating R&D on polymers, urges incentives and long-range strategy to spur lagging U.S. work

Richard Seltzer, 1986 .

Federal regulation of carcinogens lagging

Richard Seltzer, 1987 .

Faulty joint behind space shuttle disaster

Richard Seltzer, 1986 .

Maintaining Lynx to the internet for people with disabilities: a call for action

Richard Seltzer, Tom McNulty, 1995 .

Probe to explore Mars' surface, atmosphere

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Ocean Pollutants Pose Potential Danger to Man.

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

Science: Panel surveys environmental health researchTask force draft report, requested by Congress, maps needs, priorities for expanding environmental health science research

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Scientists from 44 nations cut Soviet ties

Richard Seltzer, 1980 .

Doubts about adhesive delay shuttle flight

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

Los Angeles High School Team Scores Victory In National Science Bowl

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Pressure-sensitive paint uses platinum porphyrin

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

First tunichrome isolated and characterized

Richard Seltzer, R. Seltzer, 1985 .

New Legislation Urged for Developing Seabed Minerals: Bill supported by industry, environmental groups, and coastal states establishes program for exploration and recovery of resources

Richard Seltzer, 1987 .

U.S., Soviets join to map total global ozone

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Energy efficiency efforts losing steam

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Broad Changes Urged To Boost Slowing U.S. Industrial Productivity: MIT panel studies eight industries, finds common patterns causing weakness; chemical industry painted as one of bright spots

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Debate sharpens over nuclear waste storage

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Foreign funding for SSC still in doubt

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

ACS files countersuit, answers Dialog charges

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

SCIENCE BODY EXPANDS ROLE: International Council of Scientific Unions seeks to become spokesman for global scientific community and adviser to society

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

U.S. and Russia expand joint space programs

Richard Seltzer, R. Seltzer, 1992 .

Government launches new steps against AIDS

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

U.S., China sign energy, patent protection deals

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Somalia Urged to Free 13 Long-Imprisoned Scientists: U.S. scientists' mission to Mogadishu condemns unjust jailing, torture, urges freedom for "prisoners of conscience"

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Soviet Union faces major turning point: U.S.S.R. is beset by critical problems, pressures for major changes in political, economic, industrial, military, and social spheres

Richard Seltzer, 1982 .

Hubble Telescope to monitor Mars' changes

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Plight of Soviet Refusenik Scientists Remains Far from Resolution

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Strong Russian Role Proposed In International Space Station: ▪ White House reviews plans that would enhance station Alpha's research capabilities, lower costs, enable earlier operation

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

Congress probes aftermath of Nevada blast

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Leading scientists endorsed Clinton-Gore ticket

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Space station barely survives House vote

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

INSIGHT SCIENCE: Scientists can make a difference in defending colleagues' human rights

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

South Carolina fails to bar delivery of nuclear waste

Richard Seltzer, 1994 .

Nuclear epidemiology transfer to HHS urged

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

Concern rises over rocket oxidizer supply

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Soviet weapons makers shift to civilian products

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Efforts To Help Dissident Soviet Scientists Are at Crossroads: Against backdrop of frigid U.S.-Soviet relations, value of current tactics by U.S. scientists to aid their Soviet colleagues is being questioned

Richard Seltzer, 1984 .

NAS, Soviet academy expand science links

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Spacecraft Ulysses spies Jupiter changes

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Spacelab-J's experiments successful, draw praise

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Panel assails nuclear waste storage program

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

U.S.-Soviet summit expands science ties

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

AAAS seeks greater science policy impact: Association's president, Margaret Mead, describes new thrust of programs, outlines her views on status of science in U.S.

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

Panel finds U.S. lags in superconductor R&D

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

Biomaterials poised for major advances: Conference held by National Institutes of Health surveys status of field, proposes ways to help it achieve its potential in therapeutics

Richard Seltzer, 1982 .

Tests to be retrieved after years in space

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

ANTITRUST SUIT: ACS, Dialog step up confrontation

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

Acid baths help recover Challenger tapes

Richard Seltzer, 1986 .

Physics society takes more activist role: APS democratizes, steps up economic, professional, public affairs activities; but internal debate on further reforms continues

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

Democrats push critical technologies bills

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

SPACE SCIENCE:: Magellan spacecraft opens new era

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

FAA spurs work on explosive detection

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

U. S. forms uranium enrichment corporation

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

OSHA to press AIDS safety for health workers

Richard Seltzer, 1987 .

Low Health Risk Seen For Dioxin in Paper Products: Study finds skin exposure to TCDD in paper goods to be far below hazardous levels; work is under way on paper dust, food packaging

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

U.S.-Japan spacelab to be launched this week

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

China hopes to ease chemical shortages

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

U.S. unit to cut sulfur pollution at Polish plant

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

Plan for vital defense technologies issued

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

Keep it simple: use low-tech methods for better results at low cost

Richard Seltzer, 2003, ELERN.

Cancer theory raises debate, skepticism

Richard Seltzer, 1975 .

France Selected To Host International Space University

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

NAS raps treatment of Argentine scientists

Richard Seltzer, 1978 .

Center to seek work for Russian scientists

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

EXPORT CONTROLS: High-level panel urges sharp changes

Richard Seltzer, Wil Lepkowski, 1991 .

Inventure Place Spurs Activities Encouraging Creativity And Innovation

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Chinese outline science, technology policies

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Panel picks priorities for astronomy research

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Impact of Apollo 11 moon landing probed

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Analytical/regulatory interface probed: Analytical chemists and regulators meet to discuss how to strengthen scientific base for regulation and improve analytical methods

Richard Seltzer, 1982 .

U.S. objections delay Soviet science pact

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

New director pushes rejuvenation of UNESCO

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Key technologies for 1990s targeted

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

New Television Science Series May Draw Both Kudos And Arrows

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

USDA shows plant stress R&D, low-chemical fuming

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

CRITICAL TECHNOLOGIES: Panel to pick national priorities

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

Influence of Kekulé Dream On Benzene Structure Disputed

Richard Seltzer, 1985 .

University management of national labs assailed

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Better protection for whistle-blowers urged

Richard Seltzer, 1987 .

ALAR ON APPLES: Pressures mount for a total ban

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Drop in U.S. share of drug R&D endangers world position

Richard Seltzer, 1983 .

ACS and Dialog settle legal confrontation

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

Texas Students Repeat Science Bowl Win

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Court blocks testing of nuclear waste site

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .

Japan Reinvents Its R&D Effort, Aims To Develop First-Class Universities

Richard Seltzer, Wil Lepkowski, 1996 .

Dissident Soviet scientists under attack: 115,000 Jews have left U.S.S.R. since 1968; others, including many scientists, have been refused visas and subjected to harassment

Richard Seltzer, 1976 .

Americans earn rising share of U.S. patents

Richard Seltzer, 1993 .

Suit seeks to block drug use on troops without obtaining informed consent

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Bonuses at nuclear arms plants condemned

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

National standards network demonstrated

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Strain increases on U.S.-Soviel scientific ties: Invasion of Afghanistan and detention of Sakharov spur scientists and government to limit sharply scientific cooperation with Soviets

Richard Seltzer, 1980 .

Foreigners awarded 47% of 1987 U.S. patents

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

U.S. And Russia Expand Scientific Cooperation In Broad Range Of Areas: Top-level commission spurs joint efforts on space, pharmaceuticals, energy, defense conversion, and the environment

Richard Seltzer, 1995 .

Breakthrough made in U.S.-China science ties: Several top U.S. scientific officials visit Peking, open way to joint research and seminars, exchange of students and data

Richard Seltzer, 1978 .

Oil Industry Unveils Program To Combat Major Spills: Five-year plan for cleanup, prevention, research to cost $250 million, but critics push for tighter controls on oil operations

Richard Seltzer, 1989 .

Texas Students Win First Science Bowl

Richard Seltzer, 1991 .

Space Shuttle Passes Final Tests, Is Readied for Return to Space

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

FIGHT AGAINST AIDS: First step toward national strategy

Richard Seltzer, 1988 .

Center for History of Chemistry Inaugurated.

Richard Seltzer, 1983 .

Low-cost database program serves small labs

Richard Seltzer, 1986 .

New actions to prevent chemical accidents urged

Richard Seltzer, R. Seltzer, 1994 .

Czech Scientists Launch Far-Reaching Transformation Of Nation's Science

Richard Seltzer, 1996 .

CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS: Dialog files $150 million antitrust suit

Richard Seltzer, 1990 .

FORMER SOVIET UNION:: $100 million fund to aid ailing science

Richard Seltzer, 1992 .