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The postdoctoral research associate–instructor
Do we use the new PhD wisely as only a research fellow? Added teaching responsibilities could be beneficial to him, the students and his department.
Nuclear models
The spherical shell, the deformed shell, “infinite nuclear matter,” the droplet—each of these models provides a simplification that can be useful, in appropriate circumstances, to the study of the nucleus.
AIP in 1968: Expansion and experimentation
Despite growing financial pressures in 1968, the American Institute of Physics added people and space to provide better service to physicists and to experiment with new and better methods. The annual report provides details on a busy year.
Artsimovich talks about controlled‐fusion research
Which approach to fusion looks best? A leading member of the Soviet Academy, in conversations with James L. Tuck and Gloria B. Lubkin, evaluated progress in the US and USSR and offered his own list of priorities for fusion research.