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Home   |   Publications   |   Capitol Hill Quarterly   |   July 2006 (Volume 1, Number 2)

July 2006 (Volume 1, Number 2)

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July 2006 Capitol Hill Quarterly
 
APS Members in the Media
APS helps Boy Scouts Explore Nuclear Science
Nuclear Power Expert Testifies on Safety and Non-Proliferation
Physicist Pulls Some Strings on the Hill
Physics Helps Bolster Homeland Security
Talking Points with Admiral Richard Mies
The Back Page: Meeting Our Long-Term Energy Needs through Federal R&D
This Quarter in Physics History
US High Energy Physics at Risk, Says NAS Study
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