Issues

This article is based upon Dr. Wyckoff's retiring presidential address, “The Place of Crystallography among the Physical Sciences”, presented during the American Crystallographic Association's annual meeting at Tamiment, Pa., last June.

While the biological effects of the radiation surrounding us are not yet entirely understood, recent work in health physics and radiology has greatly clarified the problems which are involved.

Science and philosophy, the author suggests, have a mutual need for mutual understanding which poses an important and perhaps vital problem in education.

Need for Full Investment Stressed

Technical Assistance Under Way

G‐E to Conduct Study for ONR

Cosmic‐Ray Balloon Fails in Test

Graduate Fellowship Program Announced

Mechanics and Physics of Solids

Punch Card Compilation of Data

Government; Education; Industry

44th Meeting to be held in San Diego

ONR Symposium this Month

Conference in Canada Announced

Will Meet Next Month in Cleveland

First Regular Meeting in November

Institute of Metals Symposium in London

Third Conference Next January