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FAS Public Interest Report
The Journal of the Federation of American Scientists
July / August 2002
Volume 55, Number 4
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Rules for Hide and Seek in Iraq

by Ivan Oelrich
Inspections will never resolve concerns about Iraq's future intent, but, conducted properly, they can go a long way toward answering questions about the state of his nuclear program right now. More...


The Value of a Collaborative Learning Science and Technology R&D Roadmap

In order to fully realize the potential of information technology and dramatically improve how we teach and learn, we must first address many challenges. A key first step is to develop a research plan or roadmap that outlines a plan for progress. More...

Should We Recommend that People Stay Indoors During Smoggy Days?

Public health officials and air quality management districts frequently recommend that people stay indoors during air pollution episodes. Given the risks of indoor air pollution, is this good advice? More...

Academy Report Addresses CTBT Issues

In July the National Academy of Sciences issued its long-awaited report "Technical Issues Related to the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty." The report provides a strong rationale for the Senate to hold thorough hearings on the test ban treaty, which were largely lacking prior to its defeat of the CTBT in October 1999. More...

Simulation for Skills Training in Medicine

by Gerry Higgins

While hands on experience with real patients can not be replaced, advanced medical simulators can provide an ideal environment to try new techniques and procedures (and refresh one's skills) without risk to a patient. More...
 


Two New Senior Research Associates Join the Strategic Security Program


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