February Feature Articles:

Superfluid Helium Droplets: An Ultracold Nanolaboratory
The unique environment in liquid helium droplets opens up new opportunities for molecular spectroscopy and for probing superfluid phenomena on the atomic scale -- J. Peter Toennies, Andrej F. Vilesov, and K. Birgitta Whaley

Physics for Profit and Fun
We can't just leave the design of frontier accelerators to the specialists. Inventing clever new ideas requires the same talents that it takes to do experimental physics -- Maury Tigner

Wolfgang Pauli
Max Born thought that Pauli was, perhaps, an even greater scientist than Einstein. "But he was a completely different type of man," wrote Born, "who, in my eyes, did not attain Einstein's greatness" -- Karl von Meyenn and Engelbert Schucking

A Remembrance of Pauli in 1950
-- Roy Glauber

Archive from January 2001

Archive from December 2000
Special issue: Physics and National Security

We are proud to present a collection of articles from our archives related to the February issue. Last update: 20 February 2001.

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	Science at General Electric Part1 Part2 Part3 George Wise December 1984 p52-61
	Richard Feynman and Condensed Matter Physics Part1 Part2 David Pines February 1989 p61-66
	Landau's Attitude Toward Physics and Physicists Part1 Part2 Vitaly L. Ginzburg May 1989 p54-61

History

	Nobel Prize in Physics Goes to Frederick Reines for Detection of the Neutrino Gloria B. Lubkin December 1995 p17-19
	Jordan, Pauli, Politics, Brecht, and a Variable Gravitation Constant Part1 Part2 Engelbert L. Schucking October 1999 p26-31
	Bohr-Heisenberg Symposium Marks Broadway Opening of Copenhagen Bertram Schwarzschild May 2000 p51-52

Superfluidity

	The Discovery of Superfluidity Part1 Part2 Russell J. Donnelly July 1995 p30-36
	Helium in Aerogel Part1 Part2 Moses Chan, Norbert Mulders and John Reppy August 1996 p30-37

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