13001 Linda Ward a.o.: Salmonella enteritidis epidemic (letters).
Science 10 March 2000, 1753-1756.

13002 C. Musters/H. de Graaf/W. ter Keurs: Can protected areas be expanded
in Africa? Science 10 March 2000, 1759-1760.

13003 Josep-Maria Gili: Review of the book "Killer algae" by A. Meinesz.
Science 10 March 2000, 1762.

13004 Owen Toon: How pollution suppresses rain. Science 10 March 2000, 1763-1765.

13005 Elwyn Berlekamp/John H. Conway/Richard Guy: Winning ways for your
mathematical plays. Peters 2000, 290p.

13006 Xavier Nassif: A furtive pathogen revisited.
Science 10 March 2000, 1767-1768. Neisseria meningitidis.

13007 L. Pontrjagin: Topological groups. 1972, 530p. (Russian)

13008 Osvaldo Sala a.o.: Global biodiversity scenarios for the year 2100.
Science 10 March 2000, 1770-1774.

13009 Eric Lander/Robert Weinberg: Genomics - journey to the center
of biology. Science 10 March 2000, 1777-1782.

13010 Timothy Culler/Timothy Becker/Richard Muller/Paul Rennej: Lunar impact
history from 40Ar/39Ar dating of glass spherules.
Science 10 March 2000, 1785-1788.

13011 Maria Zuber a.o.: Internal structure and early thermal evolution of Mars
from Mars Global Surveyor topography and gravity.
Science 10 March 2000, 1788-1793.

13012 Hermann Puhlmann: Relationale Datenbanken.
Pru''fungsarbeit am Studienseminar Darmstadt 1997, 65p.

13013 Torbjo''rn Granlund: GNU MP. The GNU multiple precision arithmetic
library. Internet 1996, 46p.

13014 Daniel Rosenfeld: Suppression of rain and snow by urban and industrial
air pollution. Science 10 March 2000, 1793-1796.

13015 Martin Erwig: Grundlagen funktionaler Programmierung.
Oldenbourg 1999, 190p. DM 48.

13016 Katrina Edwards/Philip Bond/Thomas Gihring/Jillian Banfield: An archeal
iron-oxidizing extreme acidophile important in acid mine drainage.
Science 10 March 2000, 1796-1799.

13017 C. Lindsey/D. Braun: Seismic images of the far side of the Sun.
Science 10 March 2000, 1799-1801.

13018 Steven Homer: The isomorphism conjecture and its generalizations.
In 4917 Odifreddi, 1-11.

13019 Anil Nerode: Some lectures on intuitionistic logic.
In 4917 Odifreddi, 12-59.

13020 Richard Platek: Making computers safe for the world - an introduction
to proofs of programs, part I. In 4917 Odifreddi, 60-89.

13021 Gerald Sacks: Prolog programming. In 4917 Odifreddi, 90-110.

13022 Andre Scedrov: A guide to polymorphic types.
In 4917 Odifreddi, 111-150.

13023 L. Birkedal/A. Carboni/Giuseppe Rosolini/D. Scott: Type theory via
exact categories (extended abstract). Internet ca. 1996, 11p.

13024 Anna Bucalo/Giuseppe Rosolini: Lifting. Internet ca. 1998, 11p.

13025 Peter Freyd/Edmund Robinson/Giuseppe Rosolini: Dinaturality for free.
Proc. SACS (M. Fourman/P. Johnstone/A. Pitts ed., Cambridge UP 1992),
107-118.

13026 Anthony Field/Peter Harrison: Functional programming.
Addison-Wesley 1988.

13027 Philip Wadler: Monads and composable continuations.
Lisp & Symb. Comp. 7 (1993), 39-56.

13028 Jeffrey Putnam: Review of the book "ML for the working programmer"
by Lawrence Paulson. Computing Rev. October 1997, 472-473. [FP, 12]

13029 Hans Gras''mann: [Entgegnung zum Aufsatz "Wie nu''tzlich ist die
Teilchenphysik?" von Reinhard Breuer in Spektrum 2000/1, 23.]
Spektrum 2000/3, 8.

13030 ZZ: DNA-computer verbessert. Spektrum 2000/3, 14.

13031 Thisbe Lindhorst: Wenn Zuckerattrappen Bakterien zum Narren halten.
Spektrum 2000/3, 16-21. Kohlenhydratattrappen (Glycomimetika) als Schutz
vor Bakterien.

13032 Georg Wolschin: Fortschritte bei g und G. Spektrum 2000/3, 21-23.
Genauere Werte fu''r die Gravitationskonstante.

13033 Robert Kurshan: Program verification. Notices AMS May 2000, 534-545.

13034 Hugh Glaser/Peter Henderson: Functional programming and software
engineering. Internet 1995, 11p.

13035 Philip Collins/Keith Bradley/Masa Ishigami/A. Zettl: Extreme oxygen
sensitivity of electronic properties of carbon nanotubes.
Science 10 March 2000, 1801-1804.

13036 Tao Cheng a.o.: Hematopoietic stem cell quiescence maintained by
p21 cip1/waf1. Science 10 March 2000, 1804-1808.

13037 Herve' Tettelin a.o.: Complete genome sequence of Neisseria meningitidis
serogroup B strain MC58. Science 10 March 2000, 1809-1815.

13038 Wolfgang Hachtel: Entzifferung der ersten Menschen- und
Pflanzenchromosomen. Spektrum 2000/3, 24-26.

13039 Adrian Bisceglie/Bruce Bacon: Hepatitis C - die stille Volksseuche.
Spektrum 2000/3, 28-34.

13040 Lawrence Ford/Thomas Roman: Wurmlo''cher und U''berlichtantriebe.
Spektrum 2000/3, 36-43.

13041 Ian Tattersall: Wir waren nicht die Einzigen. Spektrum 2000/3, 46-53.

13042 Mariagrazia Pizza a.o.: Identification of vaccine candidates against
serogroup B meningococcus by whole-genome sequencing.
Science 10 March 2000, 1816-1820.

13043 Tao Zhong a.o.: gridlock, an HLH gene required for assembly of the
aorta in zebrafish. Science 10 March 2000, 1820-1824.

13044 Atsushi Hirao a.o.: DNA damage-induced activation of p53 by the
checkpoint kinase Chk2. Science 10 March 2000, 1824-1827.

13045 Maria Anderson/Adam Lauring/Cara Burns/Julie Overbaugh: Identification
of a cellular cofactor required for infection by feline leukemia virus.
Science 10 March 2000, 1828-1830.

13046 Peter Clyne/Coral Warr/John Carlson: Candidate taste receptors in
Drosophila. Science 10 March 2000, 1830-1834.

13047 Paul Shaw/Chiara Cirelli/Ralph Greenspan/Giulio Tomasi: Correlates
of sleep and waking in Drosophila melanogaster.
Science 10 March 2000, 1834-1837.

13048 Parsa Kazemi-Esfarjani/Seymour Benzer: Genetic suppression of
polyglutamine toxicity in Drosophila. Science 10 March 2000, 1837-1840.

13049 Juri Oganessian/Vladimir Utjenkov/Kenton Moody: Eine Reise zur Insel
der Stabilita''t. Spektrum 2000/3, 54-58. Die Synthese des Elements 114
besta''tigte die Vermutung, das'' es am oberen Ende des Periodensystems
einen Bereich gibt, in dem die Atomkerne ungewo''hnlich stabil sind.

13050 Elmar Weiler: Wie Pflanzen fu''hlen. Spektrum 2000/3, 60-66.

13051 Mathias Fink: Zeitumkehrakustik. Spektrum 2000/3, 68-74.
Ein System von Schallwandlern vermag akustische Signale zu ihrer Quelle
zuru''ckzusenden, als liefe die Zeit umgekehrt ab. Mit diesem Verfahren
lassen sich Nierensteine zertru''mmern, Materialdefekte aufspu''ren und
Unterwassersignale bu''ndeln.

13052 Neville Agnew/Shin Maekawa: Das Verma''chtnis der Nefertari.
Spektrum 2000/3, 76-80.

13053 George Hawley: Hat das Telephon ausgedient? Spektrum 2000/3, 84-85.
Vielleicht nicht - dank DSL.

13054 Paul Shumate: Lichtleiter fu''r jedermann? Spektrum 2000/3, 86-87.

13055 Ulrich Eberl: Datenautobahn aus der Steckdose. Spektrum 2000/3, 87.

13056 Milo Medin/Jay Rolls: Neues Kabelprogramm - Internet.
Spektrum 2000/3, 88-89.

13057 John Skoro: Was dem Mobilfunk recht ist. Spektrum 2000/3, 89-90.

13058 ZZ: Elektronisches Auge macht Blinde wieder sehen. Spektrum 2000/3, 90.

13059 Robert Norcross: Liegt die Zukunft in den Sternen?
Spektrum 2000/3, 91-92. Internet u''ber Satelliten.

13060 Ulrich Eberl: Videokonferenzen per Handy. Spektrum 2000/3, 92.

13061 Ulrich Eberl: Interview mit Thomas Rambold. Spektrum 2000/3, 93.

13062 Peter Reinartz/Harald Mehl: Satelliten und Internet als Aufbauhelfer.
Spektrum 2000/3, 94-96. Ein Informationssystem fu''r den Kosovo.

13063 Georg Hartmut Altenmu''ller: Bonn aud dem Weg zur Wissenschaftsstadt.
Spektrum 2000/3, 96-103.

13064 Ulrich Kalkmann: Besprechung des Buches "Mathematiker auf der Flucht
vor Hitler" von R. Siegmund-Schultze. Spektrum 2000/3, 105.

13065 Christoph Po''ppe: Ein seltsames Bild vom Schall. Spektrum 2000/3, 114-115.

13066 Richard Kerr: Globe's missing warming found in the ocean.
Science 24 March 2000, 2126-2127.

13067 Dennis Normile: Academy touted for top political post.
Science 24 March 2000, 2127-2128.

13068 Martin Enserink: New York's deadly virus may stage a comeback.
Science 24 March 2000, 2129-2130. The West Nile virus in New York.

13069 Robert Service: X-ray pulses chopped to femtoseconds.
Science 24 March 2000, 2130-2131.

13070 Erik Stokstad: Hominid ancestors may have knuckle walked.
Science 24 March 2000, 2131-2132.

13071 Jeffrey Mervis: Medalists gaze out on a familiar future.
Science 24 March 2000, 2132. National medals of science and technology.

13072 Marcia Barinaga: New ion channel may yield clues to hearing.
Science 24 March 2000, 2132-2133.

13073 Marcia Barinaga: Family of bitter taste receptors found.
Science 24 March 2000, 2133-2135.

13074 David Malakoff: Iridium's loss is astronomer's gain.
Science 24 March 2000, 2135.

13075 Robert Service: Can Celera do it again?
Science 24 March 2000, 2136-2138.

13076 Andrew Lawler: Space scientists decry stricter export rules.
Science 24 March 2000, 2138-2139.

13077 Jocelyn Kaiser: Controversial cancer therapy finds political support.
Science 24 March 2000, 2139-2141. Stanislaw Burzynski's antineoplaston.

13078 Ann Finkbeiner: Odd-shaped pieces confuse puzzle of galaxy evolution.
Science 24 March 2000, 2142-2143.

13079 ZZ: Another birdlike dino unveiled. Science 24 March 2000, 2145.

13080 ZZ: Sex and the schizophrenic. Science 24 March 2000, 2145.
A Johns Hopkins University team has identified a brain abnormality in male
schizophrenics that could help explain why the disease affects men and
women differently.

13081 Barbara Jasny/Floyd Bloom: Flying to new heights.
Science 24 March 2000, 2157. After the Drosophila genome being sequenced.

13082 Theodore Friedmann: Principles for human gene therapy studies.
Science 24 March 2000, 2163-2166.

13083 Daniel Greenberger: Bohr the innovator? Or Bohr the intimidator?
Science 24 March 2000, 2166-2167. Review of the book "Quantum dialog"
by Mara Beller.

13084 Jared Diamond: Blitzkrieg against the Moas.
Science 24 March 2000, 2170-2171.

13085 Elena Pierpaoli/Douglas Scott/Martin White: How flat is the universe?
Science 24 March 2000, 2171-2172.

13086 Alan Lazarus: The day the solar wind almost disappeared.
Science 24 March 2000, 2172-2173.

13087 Sydney Brenner: The end of the beginning.
Science 24 March 2000, 2173-2174.

13088 Curtis Marean: Age, sex, and old goats. Science 24 March 2000, 2174-2175.

13089 Barbara Jasny: The universe of Drosophila genes.
Science 24 March 2000, 2181.

13090 Elizabeth Pennisi: Ideas fly at gene-finding jamboree.
Science 24 March 2000, 2182-2184.

13091 Elizabeth Pennisi: Are sequencers ready to annotate the human genome?
Science 24 March 2000, 2183.

13092 Mark Adams a.o.: The genome sequence of Drosophila melanogaster.
Science 24 March 2000, 2185-2195.

13093 Matthias Blume: CM - a compilation manager for SML/NJ. User manual.
Internet 1997, 30p.

13094 John Hughes: Why functional programming matters. Internet ca. 1992, 18p.

13095 Wolfgang Ko''hler/Gabriel Schachtel/Peter Voleske: Biostatistik.
Springer 1996, 290p. 3-540-59252-0. DM 36.

13096 Christian Grossmann/Johannes Terno: Numerik der Optimierung.
Teubner 1997, 350p. 3-519-12090-9. DM 43.

13097 Lawrence Paulson: ML for the working programmer. Cambridge UP 1997.

13098 Ernst-Ludwig Winnacker: Viren. Die heimlichen Herrscher.
Eichborn 1999, 180p. DM 34.

13099 Susan Landau: Standing the test of time - the Data Encryption Standard.
Notices AMS March 2000, 341-349.

13100 Robert Giegerich/Ralf Hinze/Stefan Kurtz: Straight to the heart
of computer science via functional programming. Internet ca. 2000, 6p.

13101 Martin Hergersberg: Das Human-Genom-Projekt - die Entschlu''sselung
des menschlichen Erbmaterials.
Viertelj. Naturf. Ges. Zu''rich 144/3 (1999), 113-127.

13102 ZZ: [Bioinformatik in Mu''nchen.] Internet 2000, 18p.

13103 Jeffrey Ullman: Elements of ML programming. Prentice-Hall 1994.

13104 Karl Simrock: Die deutschen Sprichwo''rter. Reclam 1988.

13105 Beatrice Couzereau: Auf ein Sprichwort! In a byword! En un proverbe!
Rowohlt 1997.

13106 Eugene Myers a.o.: A whole-genome assembly of Drosophila.
Science 24 March 2000, 2196-2204.

13107 Gerald Rubin a.o.: Comparative genomics of the Eukaryotes.
Science 24 March 2000, 2204-2215.

13108 ZZ: Uralte Virus-DNA im menschlichen Erbgut. Spektrum 2000/1, 12.

13109 Sigurd Bauerecker/Bernd Neidhart: Das Ultraschallfeld als
Kaltgasfalle. Spektrum 2000/1, 14-16.

13110 Erwin Lausch: Wie tief ko''nnen Platten sinken? Spektrum 2000/1, 16-21.
Neue Erkenntnisse u''ber Subduktionszonen (an denen Erdkruste in den
Erdmantel hinabgezogen wird) - Brennpunkte tektonischer Aktivita''t, von
denen die tiefsten Erdbeben und der gefa''hrlichste Vulkanismus ausgehen.

13111 Alexander Pawlak: U-Haft fu''r ein Photon. Spketrum 2000/1, 21-24.

13112 Reinhard Breuer: Wie nu''tzlich ist die Teilchenphysik?
Spektrum 2000/1, 23. Zu einem Aufsatz von Hans Gras''mann im "Spiegel".

13113 Michael Gros'': Das Geheimnis der Nano-Kiesel. Spektrum 2000/1, 24-26.

13114 Karen Polinger Foster: Zoos und Ga''rten im Alten Orient.
Spektrum 2000/1, 28-35.

13115 Nikos Logothetis: Das Sehen - ein Fenster zum Bewus''tsein.
Spektrum 2000/1, 36-43.

13116 Franz Klo''tzli a.o.: Manifest - welche Forschung braucht der
Naturschutz heute? Viert. Naturf. Ges. Zu''rich 144/3 (1999), 89-100.

13117 Christian Scharfetter: Modelle psychischer Krankheiten - Paradigmen
der Psychiatrie in den Jahren 1800-2000.
Viert. Naturf. Ges. Zu''rich 144/3 (1999), 101-112.

13118 Massimiliano Veronesi/Antonio Visioli: Logica fuzzy - teoria ed
applicazioni. Franco Angeli 2000, 120p. Lire 26.000.

13119 Museo La Specola Firenze: Encyclopaedia Anatomica. Taschen 1999.

13120 Marco Bechis/Stefano Monasterolo: Linux.
Tecniche Nuove 2000, 200p. Lire 14.000.

13121 Mark Eberhart: Warum Marmor bricht und Eisen nicht.
Spektrum 2000/1, 44-50.

13122 Lawrence Krauss/Glenn Starkman: Das Schicksal des Lebens im Universum.
Spektrum 2000/1, 52-59.

13123 Christopher Paine: Virtuelle Nukleartests - wird der Ru''stungswettlauf
im Computer fortgesetzt? Spektrum 2000/1, 60-65.

13124 Uwe Reichert: Fehlzu''ndung im US-Senat. Spektrum 2000/1, 63.
Der 13. Oktober 1999 war ein schwarzer Tag fu''r die Ru''stungskontrolle.

13125 Joann Burkholder: Eine Giftalge mit vielen Tarnkappen.
Spektrum 2000/1, 66-73. Der Dinoflagellat Pfiesteria ha''lt sich oft lange
versteckt. Taucht der Einzeller auf, vernichtet er ganze Fischschwa''rme
und kann sogar Menschen vergiften. In letzter Zeit bedroht der Winzling
ganze O''kosysteme.

13126 Gerald Rubin/Edward Lewis: A brief history of Drosophila's contributions
to genome research. Science 24 March 2000, 2216-2218.

13127 Thomas Kornberg/Mark Krasnow: The Drosophila genome sequence -
implications for biology and medicine. Science 24 March 2000, 2218-2220.

13128 Panayiotis Benos a.o.: From sequence to chromosome - the tip of
the X chromosome of Drosophila melanogaster.
Science 24 March 2000, 2220-2222.

13129 Gerald Rubin a.o.: A Drosophila complementary DNA resource.
Science 24 March 2000, 2222-2224.

13130 Philip Wadler: Why no one uses functional languages.
ACM Sigplan Notices, ca. 1999, ...

13131 Philip Wadler: An angry half dozen.
AGM Sigplan Notices 33/2 (1998), 25-30.

13132 I. Steve Smith/James Cutts: Ballonfahrt am Rande der Unendlichkeit.
Spektrum 2000/1, 77-80. Ho''henballons befo''rdern Sensoren und
Kommunikationssysteme schnell und billig in die ho''hren Schichten der
Atmospha''re.

13133 Klaus Hagenlocher: Zuru''ck in die Zukunft.
Spektrum 2000/1, 80-84. Zeppeline - Luftschiffe fu''r das 21. Jahrhundert.

13134 Monika Ru''ger: Ein Flugsimulator besonderer Art.
Spektrum 2000/1, 84-85. Mit einem Prall-Luftschiff testet man neue
Flugregelungssysteme.

13135 Edgar Lange: Interview mit Burkhard Lemper.
Spektrum 2000/1, 86. Wer braucht den Cargolifter?

13136 Phil Scott: In 20 Tagen um die Welt. Spektrum 2000/1, 87-88.

13137 Go''tz Neuneck/Ju''rgen Scheffran: Die Grenzen technischer
Kriegsfu''hrung. Spektrum 2000/1, 90-98. Der Kosovokrieg zeigt, das''
ethnische Konflikte oder humanita''re Katastrophen sich mit Luftangriffen
allein weder einda''mmen noch beenden lassen.

13138 Ian Stewart: Fu''nfeckige Kacheln. Spektrum 2000/1, 106-108.

13139 Wilhelm Blo''mer: Ku''nstliche Kniegelenke. Spektrum 2000/1, 109.

13140 Marco Ivaldi: Quando il ricupero delle informazioni cancellate e'
difficile ma non impossibile. Linux & C Febbraio 2000, 40-43.

13141 Andrea Candian: Samba - in rete con Windows.
Linux & C Febbraio 2000, 46-49.

13142 Francesco Consumi: SQL - corso di base.
Linux & C Febbraio 2000, 57-59.

13143 Riccardo Murri: Corso di TEX. Linux & Febbraio 2000, 64-65.

13144 Jilani Khaldi: Microstation - il CAD per Linux!
Linux & C Marzo 2000, 14-17.

13145 Marco Pantaleoni: etlinux. Linux & C Marzo 2000, 18-21.
Una versione ridotta di Linux, che puo' girare su un 386 con
2 MB RAM e 2 MB di flashdisk, offrendo un web server e un server
di posta.

13146 John Hull: Introduzione ai mercati dei futures e delle opzioni.
Il Sole 24 Ore 1999, 470p. Lire 65.000.

13147 Renato Di Lorenzo: Come guadagnare in borsa.
Il Sole 24 Ore 2000, 190p. Lire 32.000.

13148 Herbert Wilf: Connections through a matrix. Review of the book
"Proofs and confirmations" by David Bressoud. Science 7 April 2000, 61.

13149 Julia Uppenbrink/Jeffrey Mervis: An information revolution.
Science 17 March 2000, 1951. From the Human Genome Project to combinatorial
chemistry, scientific advances are poised to revolutinize drug discovery
and even health care.

13150 Bruce Agnew: When pharma merges, R&D is the dowry.
Science 17 March 2000, 1952-1953.

13151 Robert Service: Structural genomics offers high-speed look at proteins.
Science 17 March 2000, 1954-1956.

13152 Martin Enserink: Malaria researchers wait for industry to join fight.
Science 17 March 2000, 1956-1958.

13153 Dennis Normile/Eliot Marshall: U.S., Europe, Japan look to speed up
drug reviews. Science 17 March 2000, 1958-1959.

13154 Ju''rgen Drews: Drug discovery - a historical perspective.
Science 17 March 2000, 1960-1964.

13155 Stuart Schreiber: Target-oriented and diversity-oriented organic
synthesis in drug discovery. Science 17 March 2000, 1964-1969.

13156 Jackson Gibbs: Mechanism-based target identification and drug
discovery in cancer research. Science 17 March 2000, 1969-1973.

13157 John Rosamond/Aileen Allsop: Harnessing the power of the genome in
the search for new antibiotics. Science 17 March 2000, 1973-1976.

13158 Chris Sander: Genomic medicine and the future of health care.
Science 17 March 2000, 1977-1978.

13159 Michael Reich: The global drug cap. Science 17 March 2000, 1979-1981.

13160 Uwe Reichert: Quarks aus''er Rand und Band. Spektrum 2000/4, 12-14.

13161 Hermann Dertinger: Hochwirksame Elektrotherapie gegen Schuppenflechte.
Spektrum 2000/4, 14-17.

13162 Michael Gros'': Wer braucht eigentlich eine Anstandsdame?
Spektrum 2000/4, 17-25. Die Rolle der Chaperone in der Proteinfaltung.

13163 ZZ: Auftrennung von Proteingemischen. Spektrum 2000/4, 24.
2-dimensionale Gelelektrophorese.

13164 Sarah Simpson: Die Erde im Methanfieber. Spektrum 2000/4, 25-26.
Ein explosiver Methanausbruch am Meeresboden hat vielleicht die sta''rkste
Erderwa''rmung in den letzten 90 Millionen Jahren verursacht.

13165 Klaus-Dieter Linsmeier: Schunkeln im Prozessortakt.
Spektrum 2000/4, 26. Die CeBIT 2000 und der Umbau zur Informationsgesellschaft.

13166 John Wettlaufer/J. Greg Dash: Schmelzen unter dem Gefrierpunkt.
Spektrum 2000/4, 30-33. Selbst bei Temperaturen tief unter Null bildet
sich auf Eis stets eine du''nne Wasserschicht.

13167 Jerome Siegel: Ra''tselhafter Schlafzwang. Spektrum 2000/4, 34-39.

13168 Torrence Johnson: Jupiter und seine Monde. Spektrum 2000/4, 40-50.

13169 W. Ford Doolittle: Stammbaum des Lebens. Spektrum 2000/4, 52-57.
Vielleicht gibt es doch keinen gemeinsamen Vorfahren allen Lebens.

13170 Paul Hoffmann/Daniel Schrag: Als die Erde ein Eisklumpen war.
Spektrum 2000/4, 58-66.

13171 Malcolm Potts: Der ungedeckte Bedarf an Familienplanung.
Spektrum 2000/4, 68-73. Noch immer ist Frauen und Ma''nnern in vielen La''ndern
keine Kontrolle ihrer Fruchtbarkeit mo''glich, weil ihnen der Zugang zu
Verhu''tungsmitteln fehlt.

13172 Julie Dorsey/Pat Hanrahan: Virtuelle Verwitterung. Spektrum 2000/4, 74-81.

13173 Andreas Plo''s''l/Gertrud Kra''uter/Ulrich Go''sele: Kleben ohne
Klebstoff mit Haftkraft. Spektrum 2000/4, 82-85. Waferbonden verbindet
glatte Ko''rper durch Haftkra''fte.

13174 Beate Koch/Iris Trick/Uwe Vohrer: Stopp dem Buchzerfall.
Spektrum 2000/4, 85-87. Kalte Plasmen befreien alte Bu''cher von
Schimmel und Mikroorganismen.

13175 Dieter Schneider: Wenn du''nne Schichten Wellen schlagen.
Spektrum 2000/4, 87-90. Durch Laserpulse angeregte Oberfla''chenwellen geben
Aufschlus'' u''ber die mechanischen Eigenschaften von Beschichtungen.

13176 Herwig O''ttl: Das neue Radarbild der Erde. Spektrum 2000/4, 92-98.

13177 Georg Hartmut Altenmu''ller: Ho''here Aufwendungen - aber wer
profitiert davon? Spektrum 2000/4, 98-99.

13178 Hans-Werner Herrmann: Besprechung des Buches "Schlangen" von
Greene/Fogden/Fogden. Spektrum 2000/4, 104.

13179 Hans Moises: Besprechung des Buches "Gene, Vo''lker und Sprachen" von
L. Cavalli-Sforza. Spektrum 2000/4, 105.

13180 Claudia Eberhard-Metzger: Besprechung des Buches "Kriminalbiologie"
von Mark Benecke. Spektrum 2000/4, 106.

13182 Christoph Po''ppe: Besprechung des Buches "Auf den fremden
Meeren des Denkens" von Sylvia Nasar. Spektrum 2000/4, 106-107.

13183 Thomas Petersen: Besprechung des Buches "Rational choice" von
Green/Shapiro. Spektrum 2000/4, 107-109.

13184 Erwin Lausch: Besprechung des Buches "Die Erde im Visier" von
Harjes/Walter. Spektrum 2000/4, 110.

13185 Elizabeth Duran: Die Polymerase-Kettenreaktion. Spektrum 2000/4, 117.

13186 Bernhard Nievergelt: Theorie- und anwendungsorientierte o''kologische
Grundlagenforschung - Synergien bei gegenseitiger Akzeptanz.
VNGZ 144/4 (1999), 137-146.

13187 Kurt Graf: Konzeptionelle U''berlegungen zur Landschaftso''kologie
in der Schweiz. VNGZ 144/4 (1999), 147-158.

13188 Alex Halliday: Angeregte Atome, planetare Zusammensto''sse
und Unterschiede zwischen Erde und Mars. VNGZ 144/4 (1999), 159-168.

13189 Franz Klo''tzli: Besprechung des "Lehrbuchs der Pflanzengeographie"
von F. Schroeder. VNGZ 144/4 (1999), 170-171.

13190 Susanne Haller-Brem: Gespra''ch mit Mario Broggi.
VNGZ 144/4 (1999), 172-173.

13191 Susanne Haller-Brem: Gespra''ch mit Ueli Bundi.
VNGZ 144/4 (1999), 174-175.

13192 Susanne Haller-Brem: Gespra''ch mit Daniel Spreng.
VNGZ 144/4 (1999), 176-177.

13193 Rolf Backofen/Franc,ois Bry/Peter Clote/Hans-Peter Kriegel a.o.:
Aktuelles Schlagwort Bioinformatik. Informatik-Spektrum Oktober 1999, ...
[BI, 28]

13194 Mary Clutter: Statement - hearing on computational biology.
Internet 1996, 14p.

13195 ZZ: Spiral fueling of a black hole. Science 7 April 2000, 15.
On Seyfert galaxies.

13196 Gretchen Vogel: Study of HIV transmission sparks ethics debate.
Science 7 April 2000, 22-23.

13197 David Malakoff: Five researchers died in boating accident.
Science 7 April 2000, 23. In Mexico.

13198 Charles Seife: New extrasolar planets hint at more to come.
Science 7 April 2000, 23-25. Already around 30 extrasolar planets are
known. They are detected indirectly by sensitive spectrometers.

13199 Jon Cohen: AIDS research head to retire from NIH.
Science 7 April 2000. Neal Nathanson, 73, plans now to work in the
AIDS vaccine area.

13200 Robert Service: Jury awards $545000 in Stanford case.
Science 7 April 2000, 26. A woman computer science expert laid off
after alleging sex discrimination on the job will be paid $545000
by Stanford University.

13201 Marcia Barinaga: UCSF researchers leave, charging bias.
Science 7 April 2000, 26-27. A prominent couple leaves UCSF after
accusing the school of sex discrimination. UCSF officials deny any
bias.

13202 Robert Service: Hazel trees offer new source of cancer drug.
Science 7 April 2000, 27-28. Taxol from hazelnut trees and fungi.

13203 Robert Service: Chemical tags speed delivery into cells.
Science 7 April 2000, 28-29.

13204 Andrew Watson/Erik Stokstad: Dinosaur docudrama blends fact, fantasy.
Science 7 April 2000, 29-31. BBC's "Walking with dinosaurs".

13205 Andrew Lawler: 'Faster, cheaper, better' on trial.
Science 7 April 2000, 32-34.

13206 Jocelyn Kaiser: Bringing science to the national parks.
Science 7 April 2000, 34-37.

13207 Robert Koenig: Uphill battle to honor monk who demystified heredity.
Science 7 April 2000, 37-39. Tribute to Gregor Mendel.

13208 Michael Balter: Was Lamarch just a little bit right?
Science 7 April 2000, 38.

13209 Constance Holden: Global survey examines impact of depression.
Science 7 April 2000, 39-40.

13210 Jeffrey Mervis: Demand for tech workers benefits undergraduates.
Science 7 April 2000, 40-41.

13211 Brooks Hanson/Floyd Bloom: Stop censuring the Census.
Science 7 April 2000, 53. The authors think one should not remove criminal
penalties for failure to answer all questions of the U.S. Census.

13212 Wilfred Arnold: From cannon balls to yeast cells.
Science 7 April 2000, 55. Thomas Harriot performed some of the first
packing calculations. His correspondence with Kepler led to the famous
conjecture.

13213 D. Robertson a.o.: HIV-1 nomenclature proposal.
Science 7 April 2000, 55-56.

13214 Ian Stewart: Traces of symmetric chaos. Science 7 April 2000, 57-58.

13215 John Harris: Intimations of immortality. Science 7 April 2000, 59.

13216 Jeffrey Forbes/George Lorimer: Unraveling a membrane protein.
Science 7 April 2000, 63-64.

13217 Ray Jayawardhana: New stars on the block. Science 7 April 2000, 64-65.

13218 Graeme Milligan: Receptors as kissing cousins.
Science 7 April 2000, 65-67.

13219 Thomas Blunier: Frozen methane escapes from the Sea floor.
Science 7 April 2000, 68-69.

13220 Orla Smith: Awakening aurora. Science 7 April 2000, 69.
The vertebrate oocyte is a sleeping beauty.

13221 Lisa Chong/Elizabeth Culotta/Andrew Sugden: On the move.
Science 7 April 2000, 79.

13222 Gary Taubes: Biologists and engineers create a new generation of
robots that imitate life. Science 7 April 2000, 80-83.

13223 Elizabeth Pennisi: In nature, animals that stop and start win the race.
Science 7 April 2000, 83-85.

13224 Gretchen Vogel: Tracking the movements that shape an embryo.
Science 7 April 2000, 86-87.

13225 Ronald Vale/Ronald Milligan: The way things move - looking under the
hood of molecular motor proteins. Science 7 April 2000, 88-95.

13226 L. Mahadevan/P. Matsudaira: Motility powered by supramolecular springs
and ratchets. Science 7 April 2000, 95-99.

13227 Michael Dickinson/Claire Farley a.o.: How animals move - an integrative
view. Science 7 April 2000, 100-106.

13228 Sultan Agalarov/James Williamson a.o.: Structure of the
S15,S6,S18-rRNA complex - assembly of the 30S ribosome central domain.
Science 7 April 2000, 107-112.

13229 Sylvia Spengler: Bioinformatics in the information age.
Science 18 February 2000, 1221-1223.

13230 Hassan Jomaa a.o.: Inhibitors of the nonmevalonate pathway of
isoprenoid biosynthesis as antimalaria drugs.
Science 3 September 1999, 1573-1576.

13231 Robert Giegerich/Ralf Hofesta''dt/H. Lipinski/D. Schomburg/T. Werner:
Empfehlung der Fachgruppe 4.0.2 der Gesellschaft fu''r Informatik zur
Einrichtung von Studienga''ngen im Fach Bioinformatik. Internet 1997, 21p.

13232 Makiko Fliss a.o.: Facile detection of mitochondrial DNA mutations
in tumors and bodily fluids. Science 17 March 2000, 2017-2019.

13233 Jean Marx: Chipping away at the causes of aging.
Science 31 March 2000, 2390.

13234 Danith Ly/David Lockhart/Richard Lerner/Peter Schultz: Mitotic
misregulation and human aging. Science 31 March 2000, 2486-2492.

13235 Nicholas Summerton: General practitioners and cancer.
British Med. J. 22 April 2000, 1090-1091.

13236 Marcia Barinaga: Cancer drugs found to work in new way.
Science 14 April 2000, 245.

13237 L. Elwell-Sutton: Elementary Persian grammar.
Cambridge UP 1963, 240p. 0-521-09206-X. DM 82.

13238 Ann Lambton: Persian vocabulary. Cambridge UP 1953. 0-521-09154-3. DM 86.

13239 Wheeler Thackston: An introduction to Persian.
Ibex 1963, 290p. 093634729-5. DM 53.

13240 Franc'ois Bry/Peter Clote/Heinz-Gerd Hegering/Hans-Peter Kriegel/
Fred Kro''ger/Thomas Ludwig/Martin Wirsing: Weis''buch u''ber Perspektiven
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13241 Steffen Schulze-Kremer: Expose' zu einem Buch "Molecular bioinformatics
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An interesting description of the author's project for his 1995 book,
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13242 Giulio Peruzzi: La poesia della fisica fondamentale.
Intervista con Milla Baldo Ceolin. Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 8-9.

13243 Marco Merola: Un vulcano sotto stretta sorveglianza.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 10-13.

13244 Alessandro Bettini: Un fascio di neutrini dalle Alpi al Gran Sasso.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 14.

13245 Fabio Pagan: Dennis W. Sciama, maestro di cosmologia.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 17-19.

13246 Manuela Evangelista: Armi biologiche - un acquisto facile.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 20.

13247 Marco Cattaneo: La Sanita' ostaggio della burocrazia.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 22. Gli italiani devono aspettare piu'
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13248 Adriana Giannini: Difendersi dall'influenza ora si puo'.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 23.

13249 Stefania Rattazzi: Bimbi e clamidie. Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 24-25.

13250 Chiara Fornasiero: Colture di epidermide al posto di conigli.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 26-27. L'UE ha accettato un test in vitro
per la valutazione della nocivita' di farmaci e cosmetici.

13251 Marina Minoli: Alla base della metastasi. Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 28.

13252 Didier Trotier/Kjell Doeving: Il ruolo dei feromoni nei mammiferi.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 42-50.

13253 P. William Bane/Stephen Bradley: La luce in fondo al tunnel.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 62-66.

13254 Valeria Negri/Fabio Veronesi: La biodiversita' come risorsa.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 72-80.

13255 Luca Carra: Riscoprire i tesori di Angkor.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 90-96.

13256 Alessandro Saragosa: Siena, all'avanguardia per i vaccini.
Le Scienze Febbraio 2000, 110.

13257 Roman Stocsits/Ivo Hofacker/Peter Stadler: Conserved secondary
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13258 Jan Cupal/Peter Schuster/Peter Stadler: Topology in phenotype
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13259 Ursula Flu''ckiger: Von neuen antiviralen Medikamenten, neuen Viren
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13260 Anna Maria Lombardi: Kepler.
Le Scienze, collana "I grandi della scienza", 2000.

13261 Pier Paolo Civalleri: L'universita' del terzo millennio e lo sfascio
della cultura. Universita' Notizie Gennaio-Febbraio 2000, 3-5.

13262 Carmelo Mammana: Riflessioni sul numero dei docenti nelle universita'
italiane alla data del 31 marzo 2000.
Universita' Notizie Gennaio-Febbraio 2000, 6-8.
Al 1 gennaio 1999 i docenti di ruolo nelle universita' italiane erano:
13409 ordinari, 15625 associati, 21623 ricercatori e assistenti.

13263 Cesare Giulio Cecioni: La triste e dolorosa historia dei lettori
di madrelingua. Universita' Notizie Gennaio-Febbraio 2000, 9-11.

13264 Cheol-koo Lee/Roger Klopp/Richard Weindruch/Tomas Prolla: Gene
expression profile of aging and its retardation by caloric restriction.
Science 27 August 1999, 1390-1393.

13265 ZZ: A cheaper way to buy genomic data. Science 14 April 2000, 223.

13266 ZZ: Very cool L-dwarfs. Science 14 April 2000, 229.

13267 ZZ: Robust survival strategy? Science 14 April 2000, 229.
The eubacterium Deinococcus radiodurans has an extraordinary ability to
survive radiation-induced DNA damage.

13268 ZZ: Sorting and membrane traffic. Science 14 April 2000, 229-231.

13269 ZZ: Topographic map labels. Science 14 April 2000, 231.

13270 ZZ: The versatility of boron. Science 14 April 2000, 231.

13271 ZZ: A perpetrator of p53-dependent apoptosis. Science 14 April 2000, 231.

13272 Constance Holden: Florida meeting shows perils, promise of dealing
with dinos. Science 14 April 2000, 238-239.

13273 Elizabeth Pennisi: Stealth genome rocks rice researchers.
Science 14 April 2000, 239-241. Monsanto has almost completed a rough
draft of the entire rice genome.

13274 Gretchen Vogel: Hot pepper receptor could help manage pain.
Science 14 April 2000, 241-242.

13275 Andrew Lawler: Mir gets new lease on its scientific life.
Science 14 April 2000, 242.

13276 Eliot Marshall: Claim and counterclaim on the human genome.
Science 14 April 2000, 242-243.

13277 Michael Hagmann: A mold's toxic legacy revisited.
Science 14 April 2000, 243-244.

13278 Jeffrey Mervis: Pruned sanctions list points to closer ties.
Science 14 April 2000, 244. U.S. sanctions imposed after India's nuclear
weapons tests.

13279 Jocelyn Kaiser: Transgenic crops report fuels debate.
Science 14 April 2000, 245-247.

13280 Erik Stokstad: Pre-Clovis site fights for recognition.
Science 14 April 2000, 247. Were the first Americans so-called Clovis
hunters who crossed from Asia about 12000 years ago, or did others
come first?

13281 David Malakoff: The rise of the mouse, biomedicine's model mammal.
Science 14 April 2000, 248-253.

13282 Gretchen Vogel: The mouse house as a recruiting tool.
Science 14 April 2000, 254-255.

13283 Eliot Marshal: A deluge of patents creates legal hassles for research.
Science 14 April 2000, 255-257.

13284 Constance Holden: Sharks do get cancer. Science 14 April 2000, 259.

13285 Philip Abelson: Funding the nanotech frontier.
Science 14 April 2000, 269.

13286 Laura Manuelidis/Suzette Priola: Antiscrapie drug action.
Science 14 April 2000, 273-274. Letter and answer regarding an article
in Science 25 February 2000.

13287 Oliver Ryder a.o.: DNA banks for endangered animal species.
Science 14 April 2000, 275-277.

13288 Janet Werker/Athena Vouloumanos: Who's got rhythm?
Science 14 April 2000, 280-281.

13289 Craig Hogan: An infrared look behind stars.
Science 14 April 2000, 281-283.

13290 Mark Gurney/Alfredo Tomasselli/Robert Heinrikson: Stay the
executioner's hand. Science 14 April 2000, 283-284.
Understanding amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

13291 John Seinfeld: Meeting at the interface. Science 14 April 2000, 285.
Reactions within or on the surfaces of liquid or solid particles play
an important role in the atmosphere.

13292 Joshua Lederberg: Infectious history. Science 14 April 2000, 287-293.

13293 Donald Windsor: A question of performance.
Science 3 March 2000, 1591.

13294 Dan Ferber: Risk and benefits - genetically modified crops in the
cross hairs. Science 26 November 1999, 1662-1666.

13295 Peter Voser/Ursula Kobe: Naturschutzgebiet Glatt-Hochfelden.
Naturforsch. Ges. Zu''rich 1995, 57p.

13296 David Voss: A friendship's Voss. Science 14 April 2000, 278-279.
Heisenberg and Bohr in Copenhagen, a play by Michael Frayn.

13297 E. Knipping a.o.: Experiments and simulations of ion-enhanced
interfacial chemistry on aqueous NaCl aerosols.
Science 14 April 2000, 301-306.

13298 M. Caterina a.o.: Impaired nociception and pain sensation in mice lacking
the capsaicin receptor. Science 14 April 2000, 306-313.

13299 von Helden a.o.: Titanium carbide nanocrystals in circumstellar
environments. Science 14 April 2000, 313-316.

13300 J. Fritz a.o.: Translating biomolecular recognition to nanomechanics.
Science 14 April 2000, 316-318. Specific transduction, via surface stress
changes, of DNA hybridization and receptor-ligand binding into a direct
nanomechanical response of microfabricated cantilevers.

13301 Mikko Ritala a.o.: Atomic layer deposition of oxide thin films with
metal alkoxides as oxygen sources. Science 14 April 2000, 319-321.

13302 Shyh-lung Hwang/Pouyan Shen/Hao-tsu Chu/Tzen-fu Yui: Nanometer-size
alfa-PbO2-type TiO2 in garnet - a thermobarometer for ultrahigh-pressure
metamorphism. Science 14 April 2000, 321-324.

13303 Gerhard Wotawa/Michael Trainer: The influence of Canadian forest fires
on pollutant concentrations in the United States.
Science 14 April 2000, 324-328.

13304 Andy Purvis/Paul-Michael Agapow/John Gittleman/Georgina Mace:
Nonrandom extinction and the loss of evolutionary history.
Science 14 April 2000, 328-330.

13305 Maurizio Molinari/Ari Helenius: Chaperone selection during
glycoprotein translocation into the endoplasmic reticulum.
Science 14 April 2000, 331-333.

13306 Brigid Davis a.o.: Convergence of the secretory pathways for
cholera toxin and the filamentous phage CTXphi.
Science 14 April 2000, 333-335.

13307 Mingwei Li a.o.: Functional role of caspase-1 and caspase-3 in
an ALS transgenic mouse model. Science 14 April 2000, 335-339.

13308 Patrizia Farci a.o.: The outcome of acute hepatitis C predicted by
the evolution of the viral quasispecies. Science 14 April 2000, 339-344.

13309 Kathie Bishop/Guy Goudreau/Dennis O'Leary: Regulation of area identity
in the mammalian neocortex by Emx2 and Pax6. Science 14 April 2000, 344-349.

13310 Franck Ramus a.o.: Language discrimination by human newborns and by
cotton-top tamarin monkeys. Science 14 April 2000, 349-351.

13311 Pieter Hartel/Henk Muller: Functional C.
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13312 Ralf Hofesta''dt (ed.): Bioinformatik 2000.
Forschungsfu''hrer Informatik in den Biowissenschaften.
Biocom AG 1999, 140p. 3-928383-11-6. DM 40.

13313 Ralf Hofesta''dt (ed.): Molekulare Bioinformatik. Shaker 1998.

13314 Ralf Hofesta''dt/H. Lim (ed.): Workshop on molecular bioinformatics.
Shaker 1997.

13315 Ralf Hofestädt: Theorie der regelbasierten Modellierung des
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13316 Frank Herrmann/Paul Levi: Massively parallel genetic algorithm applied
to molecular structure optimization by energy minimization.
13314 Hofesta''dt/, 9-19.

13317 ZZ: Hallmarks of disease. Science 21 April 2000, 395.
Pathology images have become a cottage industry on the Web.

13318 ZZ: Getting girls to like computers. Science 21 April 2000, 395.

13319 ZZ: The hottest science. Science 21 April 2000, 395.
An archive of satellite data and many other offerings at NASA's High
Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center.

13320 David Malakoff: Patent prompts Rochester to sue for slice of drug
profits. Science 21 April 2000, 410-411. Rochester University has won
a patent for COX-2 inhibitors.

13321 Robert Koenig: Is Alexander the Great's father missing, too?
Science 21 April 2000, 411. Found in 1977, the remains believed to be
those of Philip II, perhaps belong to one of his sons.

13322 Robert Koenig: Animal rights amendment defeated.
Science 21 April 2000, 411-412.

13323 Robert Koenig: Panel urges new slots for young researchers.
Science 21 April 2000, 413-414.

13324 ZZ: BeppoSAX slimmed. Science 21 April 2000, 413.

13325 Richard Kerr: When fittest survive, do other animals matter?
Science 21 April 2000, 414-415.

13326 Andrew Lawler: Plans for Mars unite cancer, space agencies.
Science 21 April 2000, 415-416.

13327 Martin Enserink: Are placebo-controlled drug trials ethical?
Science 21 April 2000, 416.

13328 Virginia Morell: Revealing a dinosaur's heart of stone.
Science 21 April 2000, 416-417.

13329 Elizabeth Pennisi: DOE team sequences three chromosomes.
Science 21 April 2000, 417-419.

13330 Jeffrey Mervis: Ehlers offers remedies for ailing U.S. system.
Science 21 April 2000, 419. Three bills to improve science and math
education U.S. elementary and secondary schools.

13331 Steffen Schulze-Kremer: Molecular bioinformatics.
De Gruyter 1996, 300p.

13332 Heinz Handels: Medizinische Bildverarbeitung.
Teubner 2000, 300p. 3-519-02947-2. DM 75.

13333 ZZ: Turning on (and off) superconductivity. Science 28 April 2000, 577.

13334 ZZ: Dating the source of the Nile. Science 28 April 2000, 577.

13335 ZZ: Statistics and systematics. Science 28 April 2000, 577-579.

13336 Gretchen Vogel: In contrast to Dolly, cloning resets telomere clock
in cattle. Science 28 April 2000, 586-587. Cloned cells from calves have
telomeres longer than normal. Why is not clear.

13337 Eliot Marshal: NIH nomination on hold for this year.
Science 28 April 2000, 587.

13338 Andrew Lawler: Task force tinkers with research council.
Science 28 April 2000, 587-589.

13339 Richard Kerr: Draft report affirms human influence.
Science 28 April 2000, 589-591.

13340 Jon Cohen: AIDS researchers decry Mbeki's views on HIV.
Science 28 April 2000, 590-591.

13341 Adrian Cho: Heat flow runs into quantum limits.
Science 28 April 2000, 591-592.

13342 Wendy Williams: CITES puts of plan to hasten shipments.
Science 28 April 2000, 592.

13343 Govert Schilling: Relativity passes tough cosmic test.
Science 28 April 2000, 593. By studying distant gamma ray bursts.

13344 Govert Schilling: Milky Way looks like big kid on the block.
Science 28 April 2000, 593-595. Is the Milky Way heavier than Andromeda?

13345 Charles Seife: BOOMERANG returns with surprising news.
Science 28 April 2000, 595.

13346 Laura Helmuth: NIH, under pressure, boosts minority health research.
Science 28 April 2000, 596-597.

13347 Martin Enserink: Working in the hot zone - Galveston's microbe hunters.
Science 28 April 2000, 598-600. From a little-known school in a quiet Texas
backwater, a world-class cener for the study of infectious diseases is
emerging.

13348 David Malakoff: Information technology takes a different tack.
Science 28 April 2000, 600-601.

13349 Richard Kerr: Science and policy clash at Yucca Mountain.
Science 28 April 2000, 602. EPA's draft standards for protecting groundwater
are drawing fire from scientific groups.

13350 Robert Irion: The science of astrobiology takes shape.
Science 28 April 2000, 603-605.

13351 Richard Mahoney: Opportunity for agricultural biotechnology.
Science 28 April 2000, 615.

13352 Maria Luz Cardenas/Athel Cornish-Bowden/Ju''rgen Drews: Metabolic
analysis in drug discovery. Science 28 April 2000, 618-619. Letter/answer.

13353 Leo Wee Hin Tan/R. Subramaniam: Wiring up the island state.
Science 28 April 2000, 621-623. Singapore has recently established a
nationwide broadband network.

13354 Christopher McKay: All alone after all? Science 28 April 2000, 625.
Review of the book "Rare Earth" by Ward and Brownlee.

13355 Adina Paytan: Sulfate clues for the early history of atmospheric
oxygen. Science 28 April 2000, 626-627.

13356 W. French Anderson: The best of times, the worst of times.
Science 28 April 2000, 627-630. Gene therapy of two infants suffering from
inherited severe combined immunodeficiency.

13357 Sumit Mazumdar: Prospects for the polymer nanoengineer.
Science 28 April 2000, 630-631.

13358 Valina Dawson: Of flies and mice. Science 28 April 2000, 631-632.
New models for Parkinson's disease.

13359 Joan Weliky Conaway/Ronald Conaway: Light at the end of the channel.
Science 28 April 2000, 632-633.

13360 David Jones a.o.: Carrier-envelope phase control of femtosecond
mode-locked lasers and direct optical frequency synthesis.
Science 28 April 2000, 635-639.

13361 Pierre Deransart/Aabdel-Ali Ed-Dbali/Laurent Cervoni: Prolog.
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13362 ZZ: Making sense of sequence. Science 5 May 2000, 773.

13363 David Malakoff: DOE set to double price of troubled laser project.
Science 5 May 2000, 782-783.

13364 Andrew Lawler: Scientists gain access to sharper GPS signal.
Science 5 May 2000, 783.

13365 Heather Pringle: Hints of frequent pre-Columbian contacts.
Science 5 May 2000, 783-785.

13366 Jocelyn Kaiser: Does biodiversity help fend off invaders?
Science 5 May 2000, 785-786.

13367 ZZ: Prion hunting. Science 5 May 2000, 785. Many Britons are breathing
easier now that a preliminary study has cast doubt on predictions of a
deadly epidemic.

13368 Trisha Gura: Caution raised about possible new drug.
Science 5 May 2000, 786-787. TRAIL seems to kill normal human liver cells.

13369 Jeffrey Mervis: Grants evoke squeals of delight and anger.
Science 5 May 2000, 787-788.

13370 ZZ: Genome club. Science 5 May 2000. The zebrafish may soon join
the elite list of organisms honored by having their entire genome sequenced.

13371 Alexander Hellemans: Coaxing shy particles into an atomic jar.
Science 5 May 2000, 788-789. A Dutch-American team has found a new method
for recombining free electrons with ions to form atoms (Physical Review
Letters 24 April). The team claims the technique can be used to produce
atoms of antihydrogen.

13372 Richard Kerr: Stretching the reign of early animals.
Science 5 May 2000, 789.

13373 Mark Sincell: Backward heat flow bends the law a bit.
Science 5 May 2000, 789-791.

13374 Michael Balter: New minister hopes to create an Italian NIH.
Science 5 May 2000, 791. Umberto Veronesi, one of Italy's top cancer
researchers has been appointed health minister in the new Italian government,
raising hopes that Italy's badly sagging biomedical research effort might
receive a badly needed boost.

13375 Dan Ferber: Superbugs on the hoof? Science 5 May 2000, 792-794.

13376 Pallava Bagla: Indian schools cash in on Silicon Valley wealth.
Science 5 May 2000, 794-795.

13377 Li Hui: Money and machines fuel China's push in sequencing.
Science 5 May 2000, 795-798.

13378 Ann Gibbons: From field to lab, new insights on being human.
Science 5 May 2000, 798-800. More than 1100 researchers gathered for
the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists.

13379 Michael Hagmann: Intimate portraits of bacterial nemeses.
Science 5 May 2000, 800-801. Bacteriologists and geneticists met in Paris.

13380 Louis Gross: Education for a biocomplex future. Science 5 May 2000, 807.
The growth across the spectrum of biology in the application of mathematical
and computations approaches provides explicit evidence that educators
worldwide need to take account of new market forces if they wish to train
their students to be adequately prepared for the demands of modern research.

13381 Eugenie Scott: Not (just) in Kansas anymore.
Science 5 May 2000, 813-815. In August of 1999, the Kansas State Board of
Education passed its state science educations standards, and voted to
strip from the standards all mention of the Big Bang, the age of the
Earth, the evolution of organisms.

13382 Marc Hauser: Et tu Homo sapiens? Science 5 May 2000, 816-817.
Review of the book "The cultural origins of human cognition" by Michael
Tomasello.

13383 Mary Poovey: Roots of the fact. Science 5 May 2000, 817.
Review of Barbara Shapiro's book "A culture of fact".

13384 Martin Nowak/Karl Sigmund: Shrewd instruments.
Science 5 May 2000, 819-820.

13385 William Hartmann: The shape of Kleopatra. Science 5 May 2000, 820-821.
This Kleopatra is an asteroid.

13386 Akira Nagatani: Lighting up the nucleus. Science 5 May 2000, 821-822.
Photoreceptors in plants. The nucleus too might be the site of light-activated
signal transduction.

13387 Martin Zwaan: Primordial rain or galactic pollution?
Science 5 May 2000, 822-823. High-velocity hydrogen clouds, their origin and
exact location remain enigmas.

13388 Herschel Rabitz/Regian de Vivie-Riedle/Marcus Motzkus/Karl Kompa:
Whither the future of controlling quantum phenomena. Science 5 May, 824-828.

13389 Changsoon Kim/Paul Burrows/Stephen Forrest: Micropattering of organic
electronic devices by cold-welding. Science 5 May, 831-833.

13390 Mark Benecke: Kriminalbiologie. BLT 1999, 120p. DM 13.
Webseite des Autors: http://www.benecke.com/.

13391 Andrew Lawler: Goldin shakes up NASA's life sciences program.
Science 12 May 2000, 938-939.

13392 Elizabeth Pennisi: Chromosome 21 done, phase two begins.
Science 12 May 2000, 939.

13393 Robert Service: Protein data justice for all.
Science 12 May 2000, 939-941.

13394 Dennis Normile: Some coral bouncing back from El Nin~o.
Science 12 May 2000, 941-942.

13395 Jocelyn Kaiser: Panel estimates possible carbon sinks.
Science 12 May 2000, 942-943.

13396 Marcia Barinaga: Two feedback loops run mammalian clock.
Science 12 May 2000, 943-944.

13397 Charles Seife: A slow carousel ride gauges gravity's pull.
Science 12 May 2000, 944. The most precise measurement yet of the strength
of gravity, thanks to a clever new device.

13398 Richard Kerr: Viable but variable ancient El Nin~o spied.
Science 12 May 2000, 945.

13399 Michael Hagmann: Mapping a subtext in our genetic book.
Science 12 May 2000, 945-947. About to launch an effort to pinpoint
key spots in our genome where cells turn genes on and off by adding
a methyl group to cytosine.

13400 Adrian Cho: Astronomers detect more missing matter.
Science 12 May 2000, 947.

13401 Michael Balter/Ann Gibbons: A glimpse of human's first journey out
of Africa. Science 12 May 2000, 948-950.

13402 Eliot Marshal: Gene therapy on trial. Science 12 May 2000, 951-957.

13403 Floyd Bloom: Rice, races, and riches. Science 12 May 2000, 973.

13404 Kenneth Foster/Paolo Vecchia/Michael Repacholi: Science and the
precautionary principle. Science 12 May 2000, 979-981.

13405 Graeme Lang: Geography as destiny? Science 12 May 2000, 982-983.
Review of the book "The great divergence" by Kenneth Pomeranz.

13406 Hugh Possingham: Preserving diversity - the U.S. way.
Science 12 May 2000, 983. Review of the CD "Conserving Earth's
biodiversity" by E. Wilson and D. Perlman.

13407 Janet Stavnezer: A touch of antibody class.
Science 12 May 2000, 984-985. Antibody class switching.

13408 Andy Dobson/Annarie Lyles: Black-footed ferret recovery.
Science 12 May 2000, 985-988. By the 1970s Mustela nigripes was believed
to be extinct.

13409 Ichiro Kaneoka: Earth's history trapped in the mantle.
Science 12 May 2000, 988-989.

13410 Stephen Schwartz/Peter Buseck: Absorbing phenomena.
Science 12 May 2000, 989-990.

13411 Gregory Olson: Designing a new material world.
Science 12 May 2000, 993-998.

13412 Lauren Shearman a.o.: Interacting molecular loops in the mammalian
circadian clock. Science 12 May 2000, 1013-1019.

13413 Karl Peter Gaffal/Wolfgang Heimler: Die Nektarien von herzglykosid-
haltigen Rachenblu''tlern - eine Quelle der Speise fu''r Go''ter mit
Herzinsuffizienz? Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 129-138.

13414 Werner Nachtigall: Massenvorkommen des Riesensumpfwurms Spirostomum
ambiguum. Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 140-141. Kein Riesenwurm, aber ein
Riesenciliat mit der fu''r Einzeller ganz ungewo''hnlichen Ko''rperla''nge
von 1-4 mm.

13415 Norbert Gregor Gu''nkel: Dilettanten als Ko''nner - Amateure in der
Mikroskopie. Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 143-150.

13416 Wolfgang Jacob: Mikroskopische Aufwuchs-Rarita''ten aus einem
masurischen See - Periphyton-Untersuchungen. Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 151-155.

13417 Rudolf Drews: Ein fru''hes Trommelmikroskop.
Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 156-160. Martin-Mikroskope.

13418 Eberhard Schnepf: Von Gallertschla''uchen, Schleimhaaren und
Zelluloseschrauben. Teil I: Die Epidermis der Samenschale von Cuphea
und Ruellia. Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 161-165.

13419 Erhard Mathias: Zwei optische Kontrastierungsverfahren im Vergleich -
Beugungs-Kontrast und differentieller Interferenzkontrast.
Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 166-170.

13420 Hartmut Eckau: Holzmikroskopie. Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 171-174.

13421 Walter Kleinow: Eine einfache Vorrichtung zum Betrachten von
Stereo-Bildpaaren. Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 175-177.

13422 Erich Lu''thje: Ein mikroskopischer Blick ins Hornissennest.
Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 178-181.

13423 Hans Brogmus: Das Seegras - eine erstaunliche Pflanze in unseren
Meeren. Mikrokosmos 89/3 (2000), 183-187.

13424 Arndt Bode: Ist die Informatik noch zu retten?
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 77. Grundlagenforschung ist auch
in der Informatik dringend notwendig.

13425 Michael Philippsen: JavaGrande - Hochleistungsrechnen mit Java.
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 79-89.

13426 Leo Gabunia/Abesalom Vekua/David Lordkipanidze a.o.: Earliest
pleistocene hominid cranial remains from Dmanisi, Republic of Georgia -
taxonomy, geological setting, and age. Science 12 May 2000, 1019-1025.

13427 J. Han/H. Craighead: Separation of long DNA molecules in a microfabricated
entropic trap array. Science 12 May 2000, 1026-1029.

13428 Peter Eng a.o: Structure of the hydrated alfa-Al2O3 (0001) surface.
Science 12 May 2000, 1029-1033. For better understanding the reactivity of
natural and synthetic aluminium-containing oxides.

13429 Till Hanebuth/Karl Stattegger/Pieter Grootes: Rapid flooding of the
Sunda Shelf - a late-glacial sea-level record. Science 12 May 2000, 1033-1035.

13430 Mario Trieloff: The nature of pristine noble gases in mantle plumes.
Science 12 May 2000, 1036-1038.

13431 Tammy Rittenour/Julie Brigham-Grette/Michael Mann: El Nin~o-like climate
teleconnections in New England during the late Pleistocene.
Science 12 May 2000, 1039-1042.

13432 A. Ackerman a.o.: Reduction of tropical cloudiness by soot.
Science 12 May 2000, 1042-1047.

13433 Martin Garcia-Castro/Eva Vielmetter/Marianne Bronner-Fraser:
N-cadherin, a cell adhesion molecule involved in establishment of embryonic
left-right asymmetry. Science 12 May 2000, 1047-1051.

13434 A. Osterhaus a.o.: Influenza B virus in seals.
Science 12 May 2000, 1051-1053.

13435 Eri Oda a.o.: Noxa, a BH3-only member of the Bcl-2 family and candidate
mediator of p53-induced apoptosis. Science 12 May 2000, 1053-1058.

13436 Robert Tracy/Chih-lin Hsieh/Michael Lieber: Stable RNA/DNA hybrids in the
mammalian genome - inducible intermediates in immunoglobulin class switch
recombination. Science 12 May 2000, 1058-1061.

13437 Narendrakumar Ramanan/Yue Wang: A high-affinity iron permease essential
for Candida albicans virulence. Science 12 May 2000, 1062-1064.

13438 R. Merz/L. Litz: Objektorientierte mathematische Modellierung.
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 90-99.

13439 Erich Ortner: Wissensmanagement I. Rekonstruktion des
Anwendungswissens. Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 100-108.
Fach- und Normsprachen in der Unternehmensfu''hrung.

13440 Detlef Schmid/Manfred Broy: ... noch nicht zu spa''t!
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 109-117. Das Walberberg-Memorandum zur
Fo''rderung der IT-Forschung.

13441 Ralf Reis''ing: Extremes Programmieren.
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 118-121. Extremes Programmieren ist ein
Modell fu''r objektorientierte Software-Entwicklung, das fu''r kleinere
Projekte mit unklaren und sich immer wieder a''ndernden Anforderungen
gedacht ist.

13442 Sigrid Schubert a.o.: Informatik in den Sekundarstufen I und II
unverzichtbar. Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 122-126.

13443 Gunter Dueck: Gedanken u''ber die Knappheit der Ressourcen.
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 127-130.

13444 Gerhard Knolmayer/Thomas Myrach: Y2K - much ado about nothing?
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 131-138.

13445 ZZ: Schnellster Computerchip der Welt.
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 138.

13446 Katharina Morik/Katharina Just Hahn: Nebenbei.
Informatik-Spektrum April 2000, 140-144. "Wenn ich einen Artikel schreibe,
kann ich das doch gleich am Rechner tun ... Wir brauchen gar nicht so
viele Bu''rokra''fte, die Bu''roarbeiten werden nebenbei von den anderen
miterledigt. Dieses Vorurteil verwandelt Vorurteile von Rechnern in
Nachteile ... ein Aktualita''tsdruck der Kommunikation, der vor lauter
Schreiben und Beantworten von elektronischer Post kaum noch ein Nachdenken
u''ber den Inhalt erlaubt ... Vero''ffentlicht wird Unausgegorenes ... 
die Arbeitsteilung in Autoren, Sekreta''rinnen, Setzer und Drucker [ist]
aufgehoben ... das Delegieren der Bu''roarbeit fast unmo''glich wird ...
Die Einsparungen an Personal sind gleichzeitig eine bemerkenswerte
Verschwendung. Da wird eine hochqualifizierte Kraft - nebenbei - fu''r
Ta''tigkeiten eingesetzt, die eigentlich geringer vergu''tet werden.
Wenn dies Nebenbei auch nur 1 Stunde am Tag ausmacht, so sammeln sich
doch die Stunden an. Am Ende ko''nnte fu''r diese Stunden eine Person
eingestellt werden. Stattdessen werden diese Stunden u''berbezahlt ...
und die billigeren Arbeitskra''fte sind arbeitslos ... Die A''ltere von
uns erinnert sich noch, wieviele wissenschaftliche Bu''cher und Artikel
sie fru''her ta''glich zu lesen pflegte und wieviel Zeit sie mit
Nachdenken und Programmieren zubrachte ... Zum anderen wird [auch] von den
Bu''roangestellten  immer mehr verlangt ... Computer werden somit wie
eine Naturgewalt hingenommen ... Die Tiraden gegen den Computer verbergen
die Fehler beim Einsatz der Rechner ... Und so wird das Problem des
Rechnereinsatze nicht einaml besprochen ...", schreiben die Autorinnen.
Aber "Man mus'' nicht jedes hingepfuschte Programm akzepiteren! Aber
selbst ein sorgfa''ltig entwickeltes Programm erleichtert die Arbeit
nur insoweit, wie die Randbedingungen stimmen ... Computer ko''nnen
tatsa''chlich nicht Arbeit abnehmen, aber mit ihnen ko''nnen Leistungen
erreicht werden, die anders unmo''glich sind. Wir haben nicht weniger
Arbeit, sondern mehr Leistung durch den richtigen Einsatz von Rechnern!
... Es sind wunderbare Mo''glichkeiten, aber sie haben ihren Preis
und ko''nnen nicht nebenbei erzielt werden."

13447 Christiane Nu''sslein-Volhard: Peter Seeburg ist ehrgeizig und
ungeduldig - aber kein Fa''lscher. Die Zeit 5. Januar 2000, 25.

13448 Vivian Marx: Von Fischen und Frauen. Die Zeit 5. Januar 2000, 25.
Zwei Genetikerinnen (Christiane Nu''sslein-Volhard und Nancy Hopkins)
studieren die Entwicklung von Zebrafischen, um Menschen zu heilen.

13449 Christina Berndt: Ru''ckkehr der Zauberkugeln.
Die Zeit 5. Januar 2000, 26. Erste Erfolge der Krebstherapie mit
Antiko''rpern.

13450 Christoph Po''ppe: Optimieren mit Bomben.
Spektrum 2000/5, 8-10.

13451 Wolfgang Hachtel: Spezialisten fu''r kostenlose Mahlzeiten.
Spektrum 2000/5, 10-14. Neu entdeckte Bakterien (z.B. Anammox und
Methnococcus jannaschii) ko''nnen Kohlenwasserstoffe zu Methangas
abbauen oder von Stickstoffverbindungen in Abwa''ssern leben.

13452 Oliver Morsch: Michelsons Vision - Meisterleistungen in
Mes''genauigkeit. Spektrum 2000/5, 14-16. Atome in der Penningfalle -
neue Pra''zisionsmethoden zur Massenmessung.

13453 ZZ: Molekularer Kontaktkleber bringt Zellen zusammen.
Spektrum 2000/5, 20. E-cadherin.

13454 ZZ: Das Pac-Man-Moleku''l. Spektrum 2000/5, 21.

13455 Arndt Bode: Neue Architekturen fu''r Mikroprozessoren.
Spektrum 2000/5, 26-33.

13456 So''nke Johnsen: Transparenz als Tarnung. Spektrum 2000/5, 40-47.

13457 Howard Herzog/Baldur Eliasson/Olav Kaarstad: Die Entsorgung von
Treibhausgasen. Spektrum 2000/5, 48-54.

13458 David Keith/Edwart Parson: Wirtschaftliche und politische U''berlegungen
zur Kohlendioxid-Endlagerng. Spektrum 2000/5, 52-53.

13459 Patricia Rodier: Autismus. Spektrum 2000/5, 56-62.
Beruht Autismus auf einem Defekt im Stammhirn?

13460 Jochen Kissel/Franz Krueger: Urzeugung aus Kometenstaub?
Spektrum 2000/5, 64-71.

13461 Gerhard Trageser: Starthilfe aus dem All? Spektrum 2000/5, 67.

13462 Eric Bonabeau/Guy Theraulaz: Virtuelle Ameisen als Software-Agenten.
Spektrum 2000/5, 72-78.

13463 Cinzia Dal Maso/Aldo Marturano/Antonio Varone: Der Untergang von
Pompeji. Spektrum 2000/5, 80-89.

13464 Steffen Beerbaum/Karl-Heinz Kappelmann: Rechent sich Biomasse?
Spektrum 2000/5, 91-92.

13465 Marlies Ha''rdtlein/Martin Kaltschmitt: Wie gru''n ist Biomasse?
Spektrum 2000/5, 93-94.

13466 Markus Ising: Holzpozer fu''r Kleinkraftwerke. Spektrum 2000/5, 95-96.

13467 Dietrich Meier/Christian Gerdes/Oskar Faix: Flu''ssige Sonnenenergie
aus Holzabfa''llen. Spektrum 2000/5, 96-98. Flash-Pyrolyse verwandelt Spa''ne
sekundenschnell in Bio-O''l.

13468 Marianne von Beek: Mollig arm dank Sa''gespan. Spektrum 2000/5, 98.

13469 Stefan Andrei/Manfred Kudlek/Radu Stefan Niculescu: Some results
on the Collatz problem. Eichsta''t Conference 1999, 15p.

13470 Brigitte Ro''thlein: Die deutsche Forschung auf dem Pru''fstand.
Spektrum 2000/5, 100-105. Mit Auszu''gen aus einem Online-Diskussionsforum.
"Nicht Kreativita''t und selbsta''ndiges Denken za''hlen ... Forschungs-
antra''ge ... lesen sich wie Politikerreden: gebetsmu''hlenartiges Repetieren
von Schlu''sselworten (Globalisieren, internationaler Wettbewerb, Wert-
scho''pfungskette, marktfa''hige Produkte) ohne jeden Bezug zu Fachgebiet
und Thema. Geforscht wird nur noch, wo nicht nur das ... Ergebnis schon
feststeht, sondern auch alle bis dahin zu erreichenden Zwischenergebnisse"
schreibt z.B. Wolfgang Brocks.

13471 Uwe Reichert: Interview mit Alexander Bradshaw u''ber das Jahr der
Physik. Spektrum 2000/5, 103.

13472 Christoph Po''ppe: Besprechung des Buchs "Der Golem der Forschung"
von Collins/Pinch. Spektrum 2000/5, 106-107.

13473 Gu''nter Ziegler: Besprechung der Erdo''sbiographien von
Bruce Schechter und Paul Hoffman. Spektrum 2000/5, 108-109.

13474 Jens Heise: Besprechung des von Gisela Graichen herausgegebenen
Buchs "Schliemanns Erben". Spektrum 2000/5, 110.

13475 Louis Bloomfield: Der Laserdrucker. Spektrum 2000/5, 117.

13476 Thomas Kolbe: [Transgene Ma''use mit gru''n fluoreszierender
Epidermis.] Spektrum 2000/6, 6. Leserbrief.

13477 Georg Wolschin: Die Teleskope der na''chsten Generation.
Spektrum 2000/6, 8-14.

13478 Gerhard Trageser: Der Streit um die Pra''implantationsdiagnostik.
Spektrum 2000/6, 13. Darunter versteht man die Mo''glichkeit, bei einer
Reagenzglasbefruchtung den Embryo vor der Implantation in die
Geba''rmutter auf genetische Defekte zu untersuchen.

13479 Georg Wolschin: Gros''angriff auf die letzten Geheimnisse des Kosmos.
Spektrum 2000/6, 14. Interview mit Massimo Tarenghi.

13480 Elizabeth Pennisi: And the gene number is ... ?
Science 19 May 2000, 1146-1147.

13481 Charles Seife: Fly's eye spies highs in cosmic ray's demise.
Science 19 May 2000, 1147.

13482 Dan Ferber: Orangutans face extinction in the wild.
Science 19 May 2000, 1147-1150.

13483 Michael Hagmann: Spain opens coffers to keep talent at home.
Science 19 May 2000, 1150.

13484 Richard Stone: California team to map rare species' DNA.
Science 19 May 2000, 1150-1151.

13485 Mark Sincell: Electromagnetic tiles may cut turbulence.
Science 19 May 2000, 1151-1152. Electrodes and magnets create
turbulence-busting forces where tile meets water.

13486 Adrian Cho: Hairpins trigger an automatic solution.
Science 19 May 2000, 1152-1153.

13487 Dennis Normile: Exposure levels tracked around nuclear accident.
Science 19 May 2000, 1152.

13488 Constance Holden: Harvard researcher named NEJM editor.
Science 19 May 2000, 1153-1155. Not promising.

13489 Andrew Lawler: NIH headed for big boost, others struggle.
Science 19 May 2000, 1155.

13490 Bernice Wuethrich: Learning the world's languages - before they
vanish. Science 19 May 2000, 1156-1159.

13491 Gretchen Vogel: Zebrafish earns its stripes in genetic screens.
Science 19 May 2000, 1160-1161.

13492 Charles Seife: Algorithmic gladiators vie for digital glory.
Science 19 May 2000, 1161-1163.

13493 Dennis Normile: Lee's special status fuels academy's rising
reputation. Science 19 May 2000, 1164-1166.

13494 Keith Kloor: Everglades restoration plan hits rough waters.
Science 19 May 2000, 1166-1167.

13495 ZZ: Roots of software. Science 19 May 2000, 1169.
Perhaps the first mention of the word software is to be found
in an article published by John Tukey in the American Mathematical
Monthly.

13496 M. Makgoba: HIV/AIDS - the peril of pseudoscience.
Science 19 May 2000, 1171. South Africa's president Mbeki embraces
non-HIV theories about AIDS - a serious danger for the country.

13497 William Sailor a.o.: A nuclear solution to climate change?
Science 19 May 2000, 1177-1178.

13498 S. Enna: Drug stories - of origins and uses.
Science 19 May 2000, 1179-1180. Review of the book "Pills, potions
and poisons" by Stone/Darlington.

13499 Christopher Newhall: Mount St. Helens, master teacher.
Science 19 May 2000, 1181-1183.

13500 Jerry Franklin/James MacMahon: Messages from a mountain.
Science 19 May 2000, 1183-1185.

13501 Olivia Judson/Benjamin Normark: Sinless originals.
Science 19 May 2000, 1185-1186.

13502 Paul Rainey/E. Richard Moxon: When being hyper keeps you fit.
Science 19 May 2000, 1186-1187.

13503 Giacomo Indiveri/Rodney Douglas: Neuromorphic vision sensors.
Science 19 May 2000, 1189-1190.

13504 Steffen Schulze-Kremer: Discovery in the Human Genome Project.
Comm. ACM 1999/11, 62-64.

13505 Hans Hennig von Gru''nberg/Clemens Bechinger: Die Attraktivita''t
von Unordnung. Spektrum 2000/6, 16-18. Warum werden heute interessante
Aufsa''tze hinter so nichtssagenden U''berschriften versteckt?
Entropie kann Kraft erzeugen, z.B. vergro''s''ert sich in einem
Raum mit gros''en und kleinen Kugeln der den kleinen Kugeln zur
Verfu''gung stehende Raum, wenn sich die gros''en Kugeln unter-
einander na''hern oder sich an die Wand dra''ngen. Die der
Entropie entsprechende mo''glichst gleichfo''rmige Verteilung
der kleinen Kugeln u''bt also auf die gros''en eine (experimentell)
mes''bare Kraft aus.

13506 Hanno Charisius: Polarlichter in Mitteleuropa.
Spektrum 2000/6, 16.

13507 Herve' Philip/Arkadi Karakhanian: Der Untergang von Behura.
Spektrum 2000/6, 24-28. Immer wieder wird der Kaukasus von schweren
Erdbeben heimgesucht (z.B. 1988 in Spitak mit 25000 Toten). Ko''nig
Argishti I von Urartu eroberte um 780 v. Chr. die Stadt Behura in der
Na''he von Erevan wa''hrend eines Erdbebens.

13508 Anton Zeilinger: Quantenteleportation. Spektrum 2000/6, 30-40.

13509 Kate Wong a.o.: Der Streit um die Neandertaler. Spektrum 2000/6, 42-49.

13510 Glenn Zorpette: Menschen statt Roboter. Spektrum 2000/6, 50-53.
Astronauten ko''nnten auf dem Mars nach Leben suchen.

13511 George Musser/Mark Alpert: Die Reise zum Mars - Visionen und Konzepte.
Spektrum 2000/6, 53-61.

13512 Robert Zubrin: Das Project "Mars Direct". Spektrum 2000/6, 61-62.

13513 S. Fred Singer: Pla''doyer fu''r eine Mondbasis.
Spektrum 2000/6, 63. Auf Phobos und Deimos.

13514 James Oberg/Buzz Aldrin: Pendelverkehr zwischen den Nachbarplaneten.
Spektrum 2000/6, 64-65.

13515 Gustavo Martinelli: Bromelien im atlantischen Regenwald.
Spektrum 2000/6, 66-73. Mehr als 90 Prozent des atlantischen Regenwalds
an der Ku''ste Brasiliens sind verschwunden. Mit wunderscho''nen Fotos
von Ricardo Azoury.

13516 Michael Young: Wie die innere Uhr tickt. Spektrum 2000/6, 74-80.

13517 Reinhard Breuer/Michael Springer: Interview mit Bernulf Kanitscheider
und Ulrich Lu''ke. Spektrum 2000/6, 82-85. Logik in Gottesbeweisen.

13518 Karl Lackner: Der na''chste Schritt zum Fusionskraftwerk.
Spektrum 2000/6, 86-91.

13519 Georg Hartmut Altenmu''ller: Ehekrach schon vor der Verma''hlung.
Spektrum 2000/6, 92-95. Das GMD-Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik
soll in die Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft verlagert werden. Interviews mit
Martin Reiser und Hans-Ju''rgen Warnecke.

13520 Jochen Peitz: Besprechung des Buchs "Die Geburt des Kosmos aus
dem Nichts" von Alan Guth. Spektrum 2000/6, 99-101.

13521 Klaus Volkert: Besprechung des Buchs "\pi - die Story" von
J. Delahaye. Spektrum 2000/6, 104-105.

13522 Louis Bloomfield: Der Wasserfilter. Spektrum 2000/6, 109.

13523 Demetri Terzopoulos: Artificial life for computer graphics.
Comm. ACM 42/8 (1999), 33-42.

13524 Bruce Schneier: Risks of relying on cryptography.
Comm. ACM 42/10 (1999), 144.

13525 Bruce Schneier: The uses and abuses of biometrics.
Comm. ACM 42/8 (1999), 136.

13526 Kenneth De Jong: Evolutionary computation for discovery.
Comm. ACM 42/11 (1999), 51-53.

13527 Tomasz Imielinski/Julio Navas: GPS-based geographic addressing,
routing, and resource discovery. Comm. ACM 42/4 (1999), 86-92.

13528 Dennis Tsichritzis: Reengineering the university.
Comm. ACM 42/6 (1999), 93-100. I don't agree with even one word
of this article.

13529 Manfred Broy/Joachim Schmidt: Informatik - Grundlagenwissenschaft
oder Ingenieurdisziplin? Informatik-Spektrum 22 (1999), 206-209.

13530 Anne Mahn/Wilfried Brauer: Informatik: Selbstversta''ndnis -
Anwendungsbezu''ge - Curricula. Informatik-Spektrum 20 (1997), 71-72.

13531 Albert Endres: Die Informatik als Ingenieurwissenschaft.
Informatik-Spektrum 22 (1999), 439-443.

13532 Reinhold Haux: Zur Wissenschaftlichkeit in Medizin und Informatik.
Informatik-Spektum 22 (1999), 276-283.

13533 Reza Farsi: XML. Informatik-Spektrum 22 (1999), 436-438.

13534 Jens Lufter: Objektrelationale Datenbanksysteme.
Informatik-Spektrum 22 (1999), 288-290.

13535 Arno Rolf: Herausforderungen fu''r die Wirtschaftsinformatik.
Informatik-Spektrum 21 (1998), 259-264.

13536 Klaus Ku''spert/Jan Nowitzky: Partitionierung von Datenbanktabellen.
Informatik-Spektrum 22 (1999), 146-147.

13537 Klaus Ku''spert/Ralf Schaarschmidt: Archivierung in Datenbanksystemen.
Informatik-Spektrum 21 (1998), 277-278.

13538 Arno Rolf: Fru''her Reichtum. Die Zeit 13. Januar 2000, ...
Studenten der Informatik haben fu''r ihre Ausbildung kaum noch Zeit.

13539 Bill Casselman: Publishing on the Internet. Notices AMS June 2000, 629.

13540 Marco Liverani: Introduzione al Perl. Internet 1997, ca. 40p.
Una concisa e riuscita introduzione, molto utile per gli studenti.

13541 man perlreftut/man perlref. 20p.

13542 Carlo Pucci: 40 anni fa una svolta nell'organizzaziione della ricerca
matematica italiana. Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 1-9.

13543 Paolo Casini: D'Alembert (1717-1783). Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 11-16.

13544 Luigi Pepe: Universita', accademie e scienze in Italia nell'eta'
moderna. Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 17-35.

13545 Guido Zappa: Matematici al tempo del fascismo. Ricordi di un vecchio
docente. Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 37-40.

13546 Ilio Galligani: Lo sviluppo dell'indirizzo applicativo nel corso
di laurea in matematica durante gli anni '70. Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 41-46.

13547 Mario Bertero: Matematica e immagini - alcuni esempi di applicazioni.
Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 47-67.

13548 Francesco De Giovanni/Tommaso Landolfi: Le dimostrazioni di teoremi
fondate sull'uso dei calcolatori. Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 69-81.

13549 A. Visintin: Sulla comunicazione matematica.
Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 83-93.

13550 Jesus Ildelfonso Diaz: Clima e matematiche.
Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 95-105.

13551 Pascal Dupont: Cavour e la matematica. Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 107-112.

13552 Vinicio Villani: A proposito del supplemento sulle tesi di dottorato.
Boll. UMI 2-A (1999), 113-117.

13553 man perlre. 16p.

13554 Harald Taglinger: Jetzt lerne ich HTML. Markt & Technik 2000, 350p. DM 40.

13555 Robert Tolksdorf: Die Sprachen des Web - HTML und XHTML.
dpunkt 2000, 320p. DM 64.

13556 Nate Patwardhan/Clay Irving: Programmieren mit Perl-Modulen.
O'Reilly 1999, 520p.

13557 Nancy Walsh: Einfu''hrung in Perl/Tk. O'Reilly 2000, 360p.

13558 Jeffrey Friedl: Regula''re Ausdru''cke. O'Reilly 2000, 350p.

13559 Tom Christiansen/Nathan Torkington: Perl-Kochbuch. O'Reilly 1999, 800p.

13560 Jon Orwant/Jarkko Hietaniemi/John Macdonald: Algorithmen mit Perl.
O'Reilly 2000, 680p.

13561 Sriram Srinivasan: Fortgeschrittene Perl-Programmierung.
O'Reilly 1999, 425p.

13562 Farid Hajji: Perl. Addison-Wesley 2000, 1150p.

13563 Molly Holzschlag: There goes the neighborhood.
Webtechniques ... (2000), ...
"I'm so tired of the terms venture capital and angel investors. What
happened to the Web I loved ... ? ... Today's Web demands technical
know-how that even the most senior developers are struggling to gain
or improve", says the author. I agree fully with this paper.

13564 Olaf Do''ssel: Bildgebende Verfahren in der Medizin.
Springer 2000, 370p. DM 98.

13565 Antonello Romani: Quando Linux incontra la chimica.
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 17-21.

13566 ZZ: Chip auf Bio-Basis. Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 5.
Boris Rubinksy in Berkeley hat eine menschliche Zelle durch einen
biologischen Chip an einen Computer gebunden.

13567 Ewald Guido Fischer: Alle Wege zur Informationsgesellschaft
fu''hren u''ber das Internet. Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 6-12.

13568 Doris Hummer: O''sterreichische Unternehmen sollen versta''rkt ins
Netz gehen. Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 13-14.

13569 Doris Hummer: Shopping ohne O''ffnungszeiten.
Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 15-16.

13570 Wolfgang Hawlik: Informatik und Medizin - Dialog u''ber technische
Hilfen fu''r a''ltere Menschen. Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 18-19.

13571 Andreas Holzinger: Telekom-Technologien fu''r heute und morgen.
Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 20-23.

13572 Rosemarie Pexa: IT-Forschungsprojekte jetzt in Angriff nehmen.
Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 24-26.

13573 Margarete Grimus: Lehrerausbildung in der 4. Kulturtechnik.
Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 27.

13574 Thomas Menzel: Elektronische Signaturen in Praxis und Recht.
Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 28-29.

13575 Doris Hummer: Das virtuelle Pas''amt. Zertifierungsdienste in
O''sterreich. Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 29-30.

13576 Erwin Schoitsch: Wiederverwendung von Software ist ein
hochaktuelles Thema. Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 32.

13577 ZZ: Interview mit Hans Hansen zur ECIS 2000 - Treffpunkt der
Wirtschaftsinformatik. Computer Kommunikativ 2000/3, 33.
Die achte europa''ische Konferenz fu''r Informationssysteme findet
vom 3. bis zum 5. Juli 2000 an der Wirtschaftsuniversita''t Wien statt.

13578 Scott Mann/Ellen Mitchell: La sicurezza dei sistemi Linux.
Mondadori 2000, 570p. Lire 100.000.

13579 Clinton Wong: Web-Client-Programmierung mit Perl.
O'Reilly 1997, 220p.

13580 Damian Conway: Object oriented Perl. Manning 1999, 490p. DM 94.

13581 Joseph Hall/Randal Schwartz: Effektiv Perl programmieren.
Addison-Wesley 1998, 300p. DM 70.

13582 Mark-Jason Dominus: Pure untyped lambda-calculus and popular
programming languages. J. Funct. Progr. January 1999, 1-7.

13583 Antonio Cisternino: Da SGML a XML passando per HTML.
Dev Gennaio 2000, 24-26.

13584 Antonio Cisternino: XML in particolare. Dev Gennaio 2000, 28-31.

13585 Ettore Perazzoli: Usare libxml. Dev Gennaio 2000, 32-40.

13586 Mauro Iannucci: XML & Java. Dev Gennaio 2000, 41-47.

13587 Douglas Beaver a.o.: Interview with Larry Wall - the father of
Perl talks about XML. Internet (Amazon) ca. 2000, 5p.

13588 Peter Fischer: Migrating from HTML to XML.
Webtechniques ca. June 2000, ...

13589 Patrizio Tassone: Linux a scuola - perche'?
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 3.

13590 Luigi Genoni: Kernel news. Linux & C Giugno 2000, 10-12.

13591 Paolo Fornara: Konfucious. Linux & C Giugno 2000, 22-23.

13592 Paolo Fornara: Star Office. Linux & C Giugno, 2000, 24-26.

13593 Gabriele Bosetti: I love you. Linux & C Giugno 2000, 27-29.

13594 Michele Beltrame: Text::Graphics. Dev Gennaio 2000, 48-49.

13595 Randal Schwartz: [printf]. Unix Review (?) May 2000, ...

13596 Tobias Ratschiller: PHP 4.0 in leaps and bounds.
Webtechniques ca. May 2000, 3p.

13597 Dan Greening: There's gold in that mountain of data.
Webtechniques ca. May 2000, 6p.

13598 James Coombs/Allen Renear/Steven De Rose: Markup systems and the
future of scholarly text processing. Comm. ACM 30/11 (1987), 933-947.

13599 Marjorie Richardson: Interview with Larry Wall.
Linux Journal ca. May 1999, ...

13600 Mariva Aviram: XML for dummies - espresso. Apogeo 1999, 190p.

13601 Robin Cover: The XML Cover pages. Internet 2000, ca. 10p.
Annotated bibliography on SGML and XML.

13602 ZZ: Interview with Larry Wall. Internet User ...
The creator of Perl about Perl 5.005, XML and freeware.

13603 Robert Tolksdorf: XML und darauf basierende Standards -
die neuen Auszeichnungssprachen des Web.
Informatik-Spektrum Dezember 1999, 407-421.

13604 Heribert Vollmer: Was leistet die Komplexita''tstheorie fu''r
die Praxis? Informatik-Spektrum Oktober 1999, 317-327.

13605 F. Blanchard/A. Maass/A. Nogueira (ed.): Topics in symbolic dynamics
and applications. Cambridge UP 2000, 245p.

13606 Joan Birman: Scientific publishing - a mathematician's viewpoint.
Notices AMS August 2000, 770-774.

13607 J. Branin/M. Case: Reforming scholarly publishing in the sciences -
a librarian perspective. Notices AMS 45 (1998), 475-486.

13608 Edwin Beschler: Pricing scientific publications - a commercial
publisher's point of view. Notices AMS 45 (1998), 1333-1343.

13609 Michael Floyd: Microsoft XML - faults and fixes.
Webtechniques ca. May 2000, ...

13610 Matthew Fuchs: Why XML is meant for Java.
Webtechniques ca. May 2000, ...

13611 Wiebke Mo''hr/Ingrid Schmidt (ed.): SGML und XML.
Springer 1999. DM 79. Sehr interessante Artikelsammlung zu den
Anwendungen von Markupsprachen, z.B. bei gros''en Tageszeitungen
oder in der Betriebsinformation.

13612 Henning Lobin: Informationsmodellierung in XML und SGML.
Springer 2000, 220p.

13613 Laura Lemay: Perl in 21 Tagen. Markt & Technik 2000, 800p. DM 80.

13614 Harro Albrecht/Ulrich Schnabel: A''chtung ist das Schlimmste.
Die Zeit 6. Juli 2000, 30. Interview mit Ernst-Ludwig Winnacker u''ber
wissenschaftliches Fehlverhalten.

13615 Ulrich Schnabel: Forscher im Zwielicht. Die Zeit 6. Juli 2000, 29-30.

13616 Karl Kurbel/Adam Twardoch: Aktuelle Multimedia-Technologien zur
Gestaltung von WWW-Seiten. Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 253-267.

13617 Paul Alpar/Steffen Leich: Web Farming.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 271-273.

13618 Percy Deift: Integrable systems and combinatorial theory.
Notices AMS June 2000, 631-640.

13619 man perldoc. 7p.

13620 Ottmar Loos: Stu''ckweise glatte Mengen und der Satz von Stokes.
Zur Didaktik der Analysisvorlesung im 3. Semester. Internet, ca. 2000, 8p.

13621 Charles Goldfarb/Paul Prescod: XML. McGrawHill 1999, 561p.

13622 Barbara Orlando: Te la do io la riforma. Campus Luglio 2000, 56-62.

13623 Roger Kehr: Spontane Vernetzung.
Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 161-172.

13624 Gritta Wolf/Andreas Pfitzmann: Charakteristika von Schutzzielen
und Konsequenzen fu''r Benutzungsschnittstellen.
Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 173-91.

13625 Erich Ortner: Wissensmanagement II. Systeme und Werkzeuge.
Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 192-201.

13626 M. Schumacher/M. Moschgath/U. Roedig: Angewandte Informations-
sicherheit. Ein Hackerpraktikum an Universita''ten.
Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 202-211.

13627 Reiner Kolla: Technology Binding.
Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 212-215.

13628 Markus Noga: Manchmal ist der wichtigste Baustein kein Baustein.
Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 216-217.

13629 Gunter Dueck: Weitere Gedanken u''ber die Knappheit der Ressourcen.
Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 218-226. Wie immer sehr interessant:
Wissenschaft wird abgeerntet; Standardsoftware statt Standardlehrbuch;
Wissenschaft im Goldsuchermodus; Wissenschaft und Vera''nderungsangst.

13630 Uwe Baumgarten: Martin und sein Butler. Eine Geschichte aus
[dem Jahr] 2010. Informatik-Spektrum Juni 2000, 228-230.

13631 Wolfgang Ko''nig: IT-Fachkra''ftemangel - vier Jahre Stillstand?
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 199-200.

13632 Ju''rgen Dorn: Planung von betrieblichen Abla''ufen durch
Standardsoftware - ein Widerspruch?
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 201-209.

13633 Friederike Wall: Kostenwirkungen der Prozes''orientierung.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 210-221.

13634 Karl Kurbel/Daniel Szulim/Frank Teuteberg: Ku''nstliche neuronale
Netze zum Filtern und Klassifizieren betrieblicher e-Commerce-Angebote
im World Wide Web - eine vergleichende Untersuchung.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 222-232.

13635 Torsten Gerpott/Stephan Bo''hm: Ansa''tze zur Preisbildung fu''r
Internet-Transportdienste. Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 233-243.

13636 Martin Bichler/Rainer Klimesch: Simulation multivariater Auktionen -
eine Analyse des OTC-Handels mit Finanzderivaten.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 244-252.

13637 ZZ: Erfahrungen zum Einsatz von Electronic-Commerce-Standardsoftware
im Rahmen der WI-Ausbildung an der TU Dresden.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 275-278.

13638 ZZ: A puzzling metazoan body plan. Science 14 July 2000, 217.
Myzostomids are an anatomically bizarre group of marine animals,
found in symbiotic or parasitic association with echinoderms.

13639 Jon Cohen: South African leader declines to join the chorus on
HIV and AIDS. Science 14 July 2000, 222. HIV has infected one in five
adults in Thabo Mbeki's country.

13640 Jocelyn Kaiser: California algae may be feared European species.
Science 14 July 2000, 222-223. Caulerpa taxifolia perhaps now being
invading San Diego lagoons.

13641 Eliot Marshall: Publish and perish in the Internet world.
Science 14 July 2000, 223-225.

13642 Michael Hagmann: A gene for smooth-running joints.
Science 14 July 2000, 225-226. Some hope that pyrophosphate-based drugs
(similar to chemicals in tartar control toothpaste) may help against
arthritis.

13643 Richard Stone: New program supports facilities, stipends.
Science 14 July 2000, 226-227. In the U.K.

13644 Charles Seife: CERN collider glimpses supersymmetry - maybe.
Science 14 July 2000, 227-228.

13645 Mark Muro: Report finds squirrels survived 3 telescopes.
Science 14 July 2000, 228.

13646 Michael Balter: Pathogens lab chief stripped of duties.
Science 14 July 2000, 228-229.

13647 Elizabeth Pennisi: Chewed leaves reveal ancient relationship.
Science 14 July 2000, 229-231. Beetles left traces on ginger leaves.

13648 Elizabeth Pennisi: When fire ants move in, others leave.
Science 14 July 2000, 231.

13649 Robert Service: Creations' seventh day.
Science 14 July 2000, 232-235. Peter Schultz is trying to reengineering
the genetic code in order to create nonnatural proteins and synthetic
organisms, using techniques from combinatorial chemistry.

13650 Richard Kerr: USGS optimistic on world oil prospects.
Science 14 July 2000, 237.

13651 Govert Schilling: The virtual observatory moves closer to reality.
Science 14 July 2000, 238-239.

13652 Albert Henderson: Information science versus science policy.
Science 14 July 2000, 243.

13653 Stanley Trimble/Pierre Crosson: U.S. soil erosion rates -
myth and reality. Science 14 July 2000, 248-250.

13654 Michael Ullman: How the brain made language.
Science 14 July 2000, 251-252. Review of the book "Lingua ex machina"
by Calvin/Bickerton.

13655 Michael Mann: Lessons for a new millennium.
Science 14 July 2000, 253-254.

13656 Greenfield Sluder/Dannel McCollum: The mad ways of meiosis.
Science 14 July 2000, 254-255.

13657 Neil Gow/Alistair Brown/Frank Odds: Candida's arranged marriage.
Science 14 July 2000, 256-257. Mating in Candida seems to occur, albeit
rarely.

13658 Richard Morrison/Yoshito Kinoshita: p73 - guilt by association?
Science 14 July 2000, 257-258. p53 has been found to have two close
relatives, p63 and p73.

13659 Robert Lucky: The quickening of science communication.
Science 14 July 2000, 259-264.

13660 Jon Cohen: Companies, donors pledge to close gap in AIDS treatment.
Science 21 July 2000, 368-369. From 13th International AIDS Conference
in Durban.

13661 Kathryn Brown: Food fight drives evolution.
Science 21 July 2000, 369-371.

13662 Jocelyn Kaiser: Mercury report backs strict rules.
Science 21 July 2000, 371-372.

13663 Michael Hagmann: Why chicks aren't all thumbs.
Science 21 July 2000, 372-373.

13664 Charles Seife: Brown dwarf's flare opens X-ray eyes.
Science 21 July 2000, 373-374.

13665 Evelyn Strauss: Targeting intron insertion into DNA.
Science 21 July 2000, 374. It looks as though introns may turn out
to be anything but junk.

13666 Susan Landau: Time to move mountains. Notices AMS September 2000, 853.

13667 M. Lesk: Typing documents on the Unix system - using the ms macros
with troff and nroff. Internet 1978, 8p.

13668 Brian Kernighan: Pic - a graphics language for typesetting.
User manual. AT & T Bell Lab. CSTR 116 (1991), 25p.

13669 W. Richard Stevens: Exemples of pic macros. Internet, 8p.

13670 Peter Breitenlohner: The eTEX manual. Internet 1998, 20p.

13671 Thomas Esser: TeTEX manual. Internet 1999, 16p.

13672 man perllol. Manipulating lists of lists.

13673 man perldsc. Data structures cookbook.

13674 Alessandro Figa'-Talamanca: I buoni insegnanti.
La Repubblica 2 Agosto 2000, 15. Quanti anni di formazione universitaria
sono necessari per la preparazione dei un buon insegnante di scuola
secondaria?

13675 Hans Hagen: Puzzling graphics in Metapost. Internet 1997, 14p.

13676 Karl Tombre: Ten years fo research in the analysis of graphics
documnents - achievements and open problems. Internet ca. 1998, 7p.

13677 Denis Roegel: Creating 3D animations with Metapost.
TUBboat 18/4 (1997), 274-283.

13678 Laurent Cheno: Une introduction a' MetaPost. Internet 1999, 34p.

13679 John Hobby: A user's manual for MetaPost. Internet 1992, 87p.

13680 Donald Knuth: Theory and practice. Keynote address for the
11th World Computer Congress 1989. Internet 1989, 10p.

13681 John Hobby: Drawing graphs with MetaPost. Internet ca. 1993, 20p.

13682 John Hobby: Introduction to MetaPost. Internet 1992, 20p.

13683 Reinhold Heckmann/Reinhard Wilhelm: A functional description of
TEX's formula layout. Internet ca. 1997, 34p.

13684 Klaus Lagally: ArabTEX - a system for typesetting Arabic.
User manual version 3.00. Internet 1993, 58p.

13685 Andreas Scherer: [Drawing curves and graphs with MetaPost.]
Internet ca. 1998, 16p.

13686 D. Carlisle: Packages in the graphics bundle. Internet 1999, 16p.

13687 Tom Rokicki: epsf.tex. Internet 1997, 9p.

13688 Peter Vollenweider: Die Postscript-Sprache. Internet 1993, 13p. [13691]

13689 Glenn Reid: Thinking in Postscript. Addison-Wesley 1990, 230p.

13690 K. Berry/O. Weber: Web2c. Internet 1999, 65p.

13691 ZZ: [Postscriptprogrammierung.]
Internet (Zu''rich Postscript Corner) 2000.

13692 ZZ: [Zeichenbeschreibungen.]
Internet (Zu''rich Postscript Corner) 2000.

13693 Peter Weingartner: A first guide to Postscript. Internet 1997, 50p.

13694 ZZ: [Postscript - Details und Anwendungen.]
Internet (Zu''rich Postscript Corner) 2000.

13695 Peter Vollenweider: Postscript fu''r Workstations.
Internet (Zu''rich Postscript Corner) 1993, 17p. [13697]

13696 Peter Vollenweider: Postscript und der Zeichensatz ISO Latin-1.
Internet (Zu''rich Postscript Corner) 1993, 11p. [13697]

13697 ZZ: [13696+13695+...].

13698 Marco Morelli/Massimiliano Pannaccio: Kosnet99 - la rete geodetica
GPS del Kosovo occidentale. Boll. Geod. 2000/3, 295-307.

13699 M. Anzidei a.o.: Spostamenti rilevati alle stazioni GPS della rete
IGM95 poste nell'area dell'Appennino umbro-marchigiano dopo gli eventi
sismici del settembre-ottobre 1997. Boll. Geod. 2000/3, 281-290.

13700 Mattia Crespi/Grazia Pietrantonio/Federica Riguzzi: Strain tensor
estimation by GPS observations - software and applications.
Boll. Geod. 2000/3, 261-280.

13701 Glenn Reid: Postscript language program design. Addison-Wesley 1988, 240p.

13702 Linda Gass/John Deubert: Postscript language tutorial and cookbook.
Addison-Wesley 1985, 250p.

13703 John Warnock/Charles Geschke (ed.): Postscript language reference manual.
Addison-Wesley 1999, 900p. DM 105.

13704 Hans-Peter Harjes/Roland Walter (ed.): Die Erde im Visier.
Springer 1999, 290p.

13705 Wolfgang Ko''nig: Der Fall Microsoft und Aussagen der jungen
Netzeffekttheorie - Stop whining and start writing code.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 295-296.

13706 Volker Gruhn/Ursula Wellen: Process landscaping - eine Methode zur
Gescha''ftsprozes''modellierung. Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 297-309.

13707 Torsten Stein: Intranetorganisation.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 310-317.

13708 Oliver Stiemerling/Markus Won/Volker Wulf: Zugriffskontrolle in
Groupware - ein nutzerorientierter Ansatz.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 318-328.

13709 Edward Bernroider/Stefan Koch: Entscheidungsfindung bei der Auswahl
betriebswirtschaftlicher Standardsoftware.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 329-338.

13710 Robert Klepper/Norton Hoffman: Assimilation of new information
technology and organizational culture - a case study.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 339-346.

13711 Markus Konstroffer/Michael Rohrdrommel: Das Onlinekooperationsspiel
Asherons Call. Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 347-350.

13712 Wolfgang Ko''nig: Interview mit Wolfgang Glatthaar.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 351-354.

13713 Benno Schmitzer/Gerald Butterwegge: M-Commerce.
Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 355-358.

13714 Gerhard Knolmayer/Konrad Walser: Informationen zum Supply Chain
Management im Internet. Wirtschaftsinformatik 42 (2000), 359-370.

13715 Susan Raymond (ed.): Life sciences and health changes.
New York Academy of Sciences 1998, 190p.

13716 Robert Glass: On personal technical obsolescence.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 15-17.

13717 Phillip Ein-Dor/Seymour Goodman/Peter Wolcott: From Via Maris to
electronic highway - the Internet in Canaan. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 19-23.

13718 Dori Kornfeld: Deliberating on ICANN. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 25-26.

13719 Les Earnest: E2A is worse than Y2K. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 27-28.

13720 Andrew Rosenbloom: Physically based computer animation.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 31-32.

13721 Chris Hecker: Physics in computer games. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 35-39.

13722 John Funge: Cognitive modeling for games and animation.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 40-48.

13723 Zoran Popovic: Controlling physics in realistic character animation.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 50-58.

13724 Nick Foster/Dimitris Metaxas: Modeling water for computer animation.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 60-67.

13725 James O'Brien/Jessica Hodgins: Animating fracture.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 68-75.

13726 Jos Stam: Interacting with smoke and fire in real time.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 76-83.

13727 Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz: Simulation modeling of plants and plant
ecosystems. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 84-93.

13728 Torsten Fro''hlich: The virtual oceanarium. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 94-101.

13729 Jakub Segen/Senthil Kumar: Look Ma, no mouse.
Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 102-109.

13730 Deborah Smith/David Paradice/Steven Smith: Prepare your mind for
creativity. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 110-116.

13731 Veda Storey/Detmar Straub/Kathy Stewart/Richard Welke: A conceptual
investigation of the e-commerce industry. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 117-123.

13732 Gurpreet Dhillon/James Backhouse: Information system security
management in the new millennium. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 125-128.

13733 Peter Neumann: Risks in retrospect. Comm. ACM 43/7 (2000), 144.

13734 David Malakoff: Research gets hefty boost in 2001 defense budget.
Science 8 September 2000, 1662-1663.

13735 Constance Holden: Molecule shows Anasazi ate their enemies.
Science 8 September 2000, 1663.

13736 Michael Balter: Experts downplay new vCJD fears.
Science 8 September 2000, 1663-1666.

13737 Gretchen Vogel: Brain cells turning over a new leaf.
Science 8 September 2000, 1666.

13738 Richard Kerr: Biggest extinction hit land and sea.
Science 8 September 2000, 1666-1667.

13739 Michael Balter: New CNRS chief hopes to deliver on science.
Science 8 September 2000, 1667-1669.

13740 Dennis Normile: Big hikes sought for life sciences, IT.
Science 8 September 2000, 1669. Genomics, information technology,
and ocean drlling are the big winners in the proposed 2001 budget
for Japan's major science agency.

13741 David Malakoff: Academies fault Reno over handling of Lee.
Science 8 September 2000, 1669.

13742 Jean Marx: DNA arrays reveal cancer in its many forms.
Science 8 September 2000, 1670-1672.

13743 Rodney Nichols: Biotech on the farm.
The Sciences July 2000, 4. No evidence of harm.

13744 Emily Laber: Designer drugs. The Sciences July 2000, 8-9.

13745 Robert Service: Protein arrays step out of DNA's shadow.
Science 8 September 2000, 1673.

13746 Wayne Kondro: Virtual institutes gear up to do real research.
Science 8 September 2000, 1675. The Canadian Institutes of Health Research.

13747 Jocelyn Kaiser: New survey to collect global news you can use.
Science 8 September 2000, 1676-1677. Ecosystem assessment.

13748 Gordon Conway/Susan Sechler: Helping Africa feed itself.
Science 8 September 2000, 1685.

13749 Kenneth Broad/Shardul Agrawala: The Ethiopia food crisis - uses
and limits of climate forecasts. Science 8 September 2000, 1693-1694.

13750 John Pojeta: Fossils, G-men, money, and museums.
Science 8 September 2000, 1695-1696. Review of the book "Tyrannosaurus Sue"
by Steve Fiffer. Sue, named after the woman who discovered her, is the
largest, most complete, and best preserved Tyrannosaurus rex yet found.

13751 Julia Uppenbrink: Organizing the elements.
Science 8 September 2000, 1696. Review of the book "Mendeleyev's dream"
by Paul Strathern.

13752 Chris Dye/Paul Reiter: Temperatures without fevers?
Science 8 September 2000, 1697-1698. Climate change and malaria.

13753 Dirk Nu''rnberg: Taking the temperature of past ocean surfaces.
Science 8 September 2000, 1698-1699.

13754 Stephen Tapscott: Deconstructing myotonic dystrophy.
Science 8 September 2000, 1701-1702.

13755 Walt de Heer: A question of dimensions.
Science 8 September 2000, 1702-1703. Quantized vibration of carbon nanotubes.

13756 Helmut Kopka: LaTEX. 3 volumes.
Addison-Wesley 2000. Tog. DM 210.

13757 Michael Goossens/Sebastian Rahtz/Frank Mittelbach: The Latex graphics
companion. Addison-Wesley 1997. DM 87.

13758 Helmut Bruckner/Christian Eppelsheim/Gu''nther Hartung a.o.: Goldmann
Lexikon Chemie. Goldmann 1999, 600p. DM 25.

13759 Alan Hoenig: TEX unbound. Oxford UP 1998, 580p. DM 79.

13760 Hans-Joachim Bungartz/Michael Griebel/Christoph Zenger: Einfu''hrung
in die Computergraphik. Vieweg 1996, 240p. DM 52.

13761 Dieter Hellwinkel: Die systematische Nomenklatur der organischen Chemie.
Eine Gebrauchsanweisung. Springer 1998, 220p. DM 40.

13762 Achim Janser/Wolfram Luther/Werner Otten: Computergraphik
und Bildverarbeitung. Vieweg 1996, 350p. DM 89.

13763 Eugenia Dossi (ed.): Nuova enciclopedia universale. Garzanti 2000.

13764 Linux Howto: Hardware. Apogeo 2000.

13765 David Pitts/Bill Ball: Red Hat Linux 6. Apogeo 2000, 1090p.

13766 Peter Norton/Arthur Griffith: Il manuale di Linux. Jackson 2000, 510p.

13767 SUSE: SUSE Linux 6.4. SUSE 2000.

13768 Piero Baudino: Windows non vede Linux? Samba!
Dev Gennaio 2000, 69-71.

13769 Luigi Genoni: Kernel news. Linux & C Luglio 2000, 12-13.

13770 Pietro Cornelio: Linux sui processori di classe PowerPC.
Linux & C Luglio 2000, 18-21.

13771 Antonello Romani: Quando Linux incontra la chimica.
Linux & C Luglio 2000, 26-29.

13772 Salvatore Sanfilippo: Attacco al TCP/IP.
Linux & C Luglio 2000, 30-33.

13773 Marco Ivaldi: Openwall - sicurezza a partire dal kernel.
Linux & C Luglio 2000, 34-37.

13774 Jilani Khaldi: Interbase. Linux & C Luglio 2000, 38-41.

13775 Paolo Fornara: Il filesystem di Linux. Linux & C Luglio 2000, 46-48.

13776 Vincenzo Romano: Terminal server - ISP con Linux.
Linux & C Luglio 2000, 49-52.

13777 Lorenzo Lazzeri: Apache - installazione e configurazione.
Linux & C Luglio 2000, 53-55.

13778 Simone Contini/Lorenzo Mancini: OpenGL. Linux & C Luglio 2000, 56-59.

13779 Felice Mainolfi: Estendere Tcl/Tk col linguaggio C.
Linux & C Luglio 2000, 60-63.

13780 Andrea Monti: Nessuna traccia dell'Open Source nel progetto italiano
per la societa' dell'informazione. Linux & C Luglio 2000, 64-65.

13781 Pietro Cornelio: Linux sui processori di classe PowerPC.
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 6-9.

13782 Luigi Genoni: Kernel News. Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 14-17.

13783 Paolo Fornara: Il filesystem di Linux. Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 22-23.

13784 Paolo Pisati: Kodak DC-280 - foto digitali e configurazione del
kernel per USB. Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 26-29.

13785 Ciro Scognamiglio: Linux - il software grafico e' servito!
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 32-35.

13786 Marco Ivaldi: CFS - file system criptato. Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 36-39.

13787 Salvatore Sanfilippo: Analisi dei logs. Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 40-43.

13788 Lorenzo Lazzeri: Apache - installazione e configurazione.
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 44-47.

13789 Jilani Khaldi: Interbase - Database Opensource.
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 48-51.

13790 ZZ: PHP - proteggere le pagine con password.
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 52-55.

13791 Luca Abeni: Programmazione concorrente con Linux.
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 56-59.

13792 Simone Contini/Lorenzo Mancini: OpenGL - luci e normali.
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 60-63.

13793 Andrea Monti: La nuova legge sul diritto d'autore.
Linux & C Ottobre 2000, 64-65.

13794 Marco Ivaldi: www.slashdot.org. Linux & C Gennaio 2000, 64-65.

13795 Luigi Genoni: Kernel news. Linux & C Maggio 2000, 16-17.

13796 ZZ: RedHat 6.2. Linux & C Maggio 2000, 28-29.

13797 Salvatore Sanfilippo: Attacco al TCP/IP.
Linux & C Maggio 2000, 30-32.

13798 Jilani Khaldi: Interbase. Linux & C Maggio 2000, 33-39.

13799 Efrem Pozzati: Il canto del pinguino - ovvero come configurare la
schedia audio della nostra Linux box. Linux & C Maggio 2000, 40-43.

13800 Vincenzo Romano: Terminal server - ISP con Linux.
Linux & C Maggio 2000, 44-47.

13801 Luca Gibelli: Q-mail - il server di posta sicuro.
Linux & C Maggio 2000, 48-51.

13802 Simone Contini/Lorenzo Mancini: OpenGL - libreria grafica per
professionisti. Linux & C Maggio 2000, 52-55.

13803 Roberto Foglietta: Glade - costruiamo una GUI con Gtk+.
Linux & C Maggio 2000, 56-59.

13804 Raffaello Colasante: Primi passi con Tcl/Tk.
Linux & C Maggio 2000, 60-63.

13805 Andrea Monti: Computer freedom and privacy - Toronto 4-7 aprile 2000.
Linux & C Maggio 2000, 64-65.

13806 Jilani Khaldi: Intervista con Rasmus Lerdorf (autore di PHP).
Linux & C Marzo 2000, 25-27.

13807 Marco Ivaldi: IomegaZip - installazione. Linux & C Marzo 2000, 28-30.

13808 Luigi Genoni: Kernel news. Linux & C Marzo 2000, 31-32.

13809 Salvatore Sanfilippo: Attacco al TCP/IP.
Linux & C Marzo 2000, 33-36.

13810 Andrea Candian: Samba - in rete con Windows.
Linux & C Marzo 2000, 39-42.

13811 Lorenzo Lazzeri: Posta elettronica - gestione avanzata.
Linux & C Marzo 2000, 43-46.

13812 Lorenzo Lazzeri: DNS. Linux & C Marzo 2000, 47-50.

13813 Raffaello Colasante: Primi passi con Tcl/Tk.
Linux & C Marzo 2000, 55-58.

13814 Francesco Consumi: SQL - corso di base. Linux & C Marzo 2000, 59-61.

13815 Andrea Candian: Linux e' pronto per entrare in azienda?
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 16-21.

13816 Gabriele Bosetti: Internet sotto assedio.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 22-25.

13817 Salvatore Sanfilippo: Attacco al TCP/IP.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 26-27.

13818 Luigi Genoni: Kernel news. Linux & C Aprile 2000, 30-31.

13819 Jilani Khaldi: FreeTrade - soluzione per e-commerce.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 32-39.

13820 Vincenzo Romano: Terminal server - ISP con Linux.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 40-43.

13821 Luca Gibelli: Q-mail - il server di posta sicuro.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 44-47.

13822 Roberto Foglietta: Glade - costruiamo una GUI con Gtk+.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 48-51.

13823 Raffaello Colasante: Primi passi con Tcl/Tk.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 56-59.

13824 Andrea Monti: Andare a GPL - quale licenza scegliere.
Linux & C Aprile 2000, 60-61.

13825 Paolo Fornara: Il filesystem di Linux. Linux & C Giugno 2000, 30-31.

13826 Salvatore Sanfilippo: Attacco al TCP/IP.
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 32-34.

13827 Jilani Khaldi: Interbase. Linux & C Giugno 2000, 35-38.

13828 Efrem Pozzati: Il canto del pinguino - ovvero come configurare la
schedia audio della nostra Linux box. Linux & C Giugno 2000, 39-41.

13829 Vincenzo Romano: Terminal server - ISP con Linux.
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 42-45.

13830 Luca Gibelli: Q-mail - il server di posta sicuro.
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 46-49.

13831 Simone Contini/Lorenzo Mancini: OpenGL - libreria grafica per
professionisti. Linux & C Giugno 2000, 50-53.

13832 Roberto Foglietta: Glade - costruiamo una GUI con Gtk+.
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 54-57.

13833 Raffaello Colasante: Primi passi con Tcl/Tk.
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 58-61.

13834 Andrea Monti: Copiare software e' reato?
Linux & C Giugno 2000, 62-63.

13835 Lorenzo Lazzeri: Collegarsi ad Internet.
Linux & C Novembre 1999, 15-17.

13836 Michel Goossens/Frank Mittelbach/Alexander Samarin: The LaTeX Companion. 
Addison-Wesley 2000, 550p. DM 80.

13837 Luigi Genoni: Kernel news. Linux & C Novembre 2000, 12-13.

13838 Salvatore Insalaco: Gnome e KDE. Linux & C Novembre 2000, 22-26.

13839 Rodolfo Giometti: I moduli del kernel. Linux & C Novembre 2000, 27-29.

13840 Diego Casadei: Acquisizione e analisi dei dati sperimentali.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 30-33.

13841 Andrea Sorri: Una telecamera con Linux embedded.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 34-37.

13842 Matteo Falsetti: Aiuto! - sono entrato nel sistema ... e adesso?
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 40-45.

13843 Salvatore Sanfilippo: Programmazione sicura.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 46-49.

13844 Lorenzo Lazzeri: Apache - configurazione del server web piu'
utilizzato. Linux & C Novembre 2000, 50-53.

13845 Christian Benvenuti: Traffic shaper - una prima introduzione.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 54-57.

13846 Matteo Sgalaberni: Perl - il principe degli script.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 58-59.

13847 Michel Morelli: PHP - come utilizzare i servizi di posta elettronica.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 60-63.

13848 Luca Abeni/Antonino Casile: Programmazione concorrente con Linux.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 64-68.

13849 Diego Damo: FreeBSD. Linux & C Novembre 2000, 73-75.

13850 Paolo Pisati: Beos - configurazione della rete.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 76-78.

13851 Andrea Monti: Bollino SIAE - un pesantissimo freno allo sviluppo
della ICT. Linux & C Novembre 2000, 80-81.

13852 ZZ: X-Free - il freno di Linux alla diffusione di massa.
Linux & C Novembre 2000, 82.

13853 Eric Raymond: The Linux XFree86 Howto. Internet 2000, 11p.

13854 Eric Raymond: XFree video timings Howto. Internet 2000, 34p.

13855 Luca Serianni: Italiano. Garzanti 2000, 610p.

13856 ZZ: [Intel 810 and 815 - X server instructions.]
Internet (http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/) 2000, 12p.

13857 Thorsten Ros''ner (ed.): bhv-Linux-Howtos. bhv 1999, 700p. DM 20.

13858 Sebastian Hetze/Dirk Hohndel/Martin Mu''ller/Olaf Kirch: Linux.
Anwenderhandbuch und Leitfaden fu''r die Systemverwaltung.
Lunetix 1997, 640p. DM 80.

13859 Daniele Zucchelli: Guida all'installazione di Linux Red Hat 6.2.
PC Professionale Settembre 2000, 370-396.

13860 Winn Rosch: Hardware - tutto e oltre. 2 volumes.
Apogeo 2000, tog. 1320p. Tog. Lire 156.000.
[English edition:: Hardware bible. Macmillan, 1999, 1400p. DM 87.]

13861 Günther Krahl/Wolfgang Reuschel/Eckehard Schulz: Lehrbuch des
modernen Arabisch. Langenscheidt 1995, 630p. DM 89.

13862 Gu''nther Krahl: Wo''rterbuch Deutsch-Arabisch.
Langenscheidt 1993, 530p. DM 99.

13863 Felice Mainolfi: KDevelop - sviluppare per KDE.
Linux & C Febbraio 2000, 50-53.

13864 Luigi Morati/Paolo Andrietti: Abc dell'elettrotecnica e della
illuminazione. Hoepli 1999, 490p.

13865 Noel Morris: Elementi di elettronica teorica e applicata.
Hoepli 1999, 295p.

13866 Roger Tokheim: Elettronica digitale.
McGraw-Hill Italia (Schaum) 1997, 330p.

13867 Vittorio Ariosi: L'impianto elettrico domestico. Hoepli 1997, 50p.

13868 Vittorio Re: Impianti elettrici nelle abitazioni. Utet 1987, 210p.

13869 Elisabeth Dregger-Cappel/Michael Gutmann/Detlef Lannert/Friedhelm
Sowa a.o.: Das gros''e Buch Linux. Data Becker 2000, 1100p. DM 50.

13870 Michael Kofler: Linux. 5. Auflage. Addison-Wesley 2000, 1100p. DM 100.

13871 Jon Hall/Paul Sery: RedHat Linux 6 e Gnome for dummies.
Apogeo 2000, 400p. Lire 42.000.

13872 Anonimo: Linux - massima sicurezza. Apogeo 2000, 660p. Lire 78.000.

13873 Julie Adair King: Fotografia digitale per dummies.
Apogeo 2000, 320p. Lire 42.000.

13874 Otto Limann/Horst Pelka: Fernsehtechnik ohne Ballast.
Franzis 1998, 630p. DM 89.

13875 Uwe Thiem: KDE-Programmierung. Franzis 1999, 280p. DM 80.

13876 Ulrich Reimers: Digitale Fernsehtechnik. Springer 1997, 300p. DM 98.

13877 Burkhard Lehner: KDE- und Qt-Programmierung.
Addison-Wesley 1999, 560p. DM 80.

13878 R. Ro''s''ler/G. Hartmann: Java-Programme und Packages.
Internet (FH Bielefeld) 1999, 10p.

13879 Rogers Cadenhead: Imparare Java 2 in 24 ore.
Tecniche Nuove 1999, 390p. Lire 45.000.

13880 Gregor Ha''berle (ed.): Fachkunde Radio-, Fernseh- und
Informationselektronik. Europa-Lehrmittel 2000, 690p. DM 68.

13881 Hans Nestle (ed.): Fachkunde Sanita''rtechnik.
Europa-Lehrmittel 1999, 470p. DM 48.

13882 Joseph Eichmeier: Medizinische Elektronik. Springer 1997, 330p. DM 148.

13883 Dieter Nu''hrmann: Das gros''e Werkbuch Elektronik. 4 volumes.
Franzis 1998, tog. 4000p. Tog. DM 198.

13884 Rolf Gscheidle (ed.): Fachkunde Kraftfahrzeugtechnik.
Europa-Lehrmittel 1999, 640p. DM 58.

13885 Heinz Ha''berle (ed.): Elekronik - Grundlagen.
Europa-Lehrmittel 1997, 330p. DM 42.

13886 Klaus Tkotz (ed.): Fachkunde Elektrotechnik.
Europa-Lehrmittel 1999, 560p. DM 56.

13887 Herbert Bernstein: Grafik und CAD. VDE 1998, 450p. DM 95.

13888 Herbert Bernstein: Elektrotechnisches CAD-Zeichnen.
VDE 2000, 370p. DM 79.

13889 Teresa Attwood: The babel of bioinformatics.
Science 20 October 2000, 471-473.

13890 Martin Enserink: Helsinki's new clinical rules - fewer placebos,
more disclosure. Science 20 October 2000, 418-419.

13891 Michael Balter: Paintings in Italian cave may be oldest yet.
Science 20 October 2000, 419-421.

13892 Mari Jensen: Plant invader may use chemical weapons.
Science 20 October 2000, 421-422.

13893 Jon Cohen: Gates gives Cambridge a rival to Rhodes.
Science 20 October 2000, 422.

13894 Mark Muro: Arizona to take high road to preservation.
Science 20 October 2000, 422-423.

13895 Michael Balter: Windfall for French biomedical agency.
Science 20 October 2000, 423.

13896 Michael Balter: Celebrating the synapse.
Science 20 October 2000, 424.

13897 Charles Seife: Achievements etched in silicon.
Science 20 October 2000, 424-425.

13898 Robert Service: Getting a charge out of plastics.
Science 20 October 2000, 425-427.

13899 Charles Seife: Dealing with biases and discrete choices.
Science 20 October 2000, 427.

13900 Eliot Marshall: A renewed assault on an old and deadly foe.
Science 20 October 2000, 428-430.

13901 Michael Balter: Can WHO roll black malaria? Science 20 October 2000, 430.

13902 Gretchen Vogel: Against all odds, victories from the front lines.
Science 20 October 2000, 431-433.

13903 Gary Taubes: Searching for a parasite's weak spot.
Science 20 October 2000, 434-437.

13904 Eliot Marshall: Reinventing an ancient cure for malaria.
Science 20 October 2000, 437-439.

13905 Elizabeth Pennisi: Closing in on a deadly parasite's genome.
Science 20 October 2000, 439.

13906 Martin Enserink: Building a disease-fighting mosquito.
Science 20 October 2000, 440-441.

13907 Donald Kennedy: Reshaping basic research. Science 20 October 2000, 451.

13908 Jürgen Osterberg: GIMP. dpunkt 2000, 510p. DM 79.

13909 Carey Bunks: Grokking the GIMP. New Riders 2000, 340p. DM 127.

13910 Gu''nther Krahl/Wolfgang Reuschel/Monem Jumaili: Modernes Arabisch
fu''r Fortgeschrittene. Langenscheidt 1997, 590p. DM 99.

13911 David Moore/George Cobb: Statistics and mathematics - tension
and cooperation. Am. Math. Monthly 107 (2000), 615-630.

13912 Donal O'Shea/Harriet Pollatsek: Do we need prerequisites?
Notices AMS 44 (1997), 564-570.

13913 ZZ: Es war ho''chste Zeit. Spiegel 1996/13, 22-34.
Der Rinderwahnsinn ist offenbar auf Menschen u''bertragbar.

13914 Paul Heymann/Hermann Sauerwein (ed.): Elektrotechnik - Energietechnik.
Kieser 1998, 810p. DM 75.

13915 Z^arko Filipovic': Elektrische Bahnen. Springer 1995, 280p. DM 79.

13916 Gregor Ha''berle/Heinz Ha''berle: Elektrische Maschinen in Anlagen
der Energietechnik. Europa-Lehrmittel 1994, 320p. DM 48.

13917 Bernd Schiemann (ed.): Informationstechnik und Kommunikationstechnik.
Europa-Lehrmittel 2000, 440p. DM 60.

13918 Wolfgang Courtin: Elektrische Energietechnik. Vieweg 1999, 300p. DM 50.

13919 Heinz Ha''berle (ed.): Fachkunde Industrieelektronik und
Informationstechnik. Europa-Lehrmittel 1999, 680p. DM 66.

13920 Horst Jansen/Heinrich Ro''tter (ed.): Informationstechnik und
Telekommunikationstechnik. Europa-Lehrmittel 2000, 370p. DM 60.

13921 Bela Hertelendi: Das Internet. Europa-Lehrmittel 2000, 180p. DM 32.

13922 Peter Wilckens: Computerpraxis - Basiswissen.
Europa-Lehrmittel 1997, 210p. DM 35.

13923 Stefan Middendorf/Reiner Singer: Java. dpunkt 1999, 1250p. DM 98.

13924 Fritz Jobst: Programmieren in Java. Hanser 1999, 360p. DM 50.

13925 Roland Beier: Kleine Typenkunde o''sterreichischer Triebfahrzeuge.
Transpress 2000, 140p. DM 20.

13926 Roderich Mu''ller/Anton Piotrowski: Einfu''hrung in die Elektrotechnik
und Elektronik. 2 volumes. Oldenbourg 1995, 220+240p. DM 38+39.

13927 Andreas Braun: DB-Fahrzeuge. Lokomotiven und Triebwagen der
Deutschen Bahn. Geramond 1998, 190p. DM 20.

13928 Ingeborg Holzborn/Klaus Holzborn: Kleine Typenkunde deutscher
Triebfahrzeuge. Transpress 1999, 160p. DM 20.

13929 Jens Uetrecht: Haushaltselektrik. Franzis 1996, 96p. DM 25.

13930 Heinz-Ulrich Seidel/Edwin Wagner: Allgemeine Elektrotechnik.
2 volumes. Hanser 1999, 270+320p. DM 50+50.

13931 Clemens Hahn (ed.): Wie funktioniert die Eisenbahn?
GeraNova 1998, 100p. DM 20.

13932 Jan-Peter Domschke: Stro''me verbinden die Welt.
Teubner 1997, 170p. DM 27.

13933 Hubert Zitt: Das kleine Telefon-Werkbuch. Franzis 2000, 180p. DM 40.

13934 Fritz Jo''rn: Wie schlies''e ich Telefon, Anrufbeantworter, Fax
und Modem selbst an? Franzis 1999, 100p. DM 25.

13935 Bill Casselman: [Curves with Postscript]. Internet.

13936 Larry Wall/Tom Christiansen/Jon Orwant: Programming Perl.
3rd edition. O'Reilly 2000, 1070p. DM 99.

13937 Willibald Pschyrembel: Klinisches Wo''rterbuch.
258th edition. De Gruyter 1998, 1730p. DM 70.

13938 Tim Cole: Mercedes-Benz-Lastwagen. Bechtermu''nz 1999, 160p. DM 30.

13939 John Tipler: Giganten der Stras''e. Bechtermu''nz 1999, 170p. DM 30.

13940 Matthias Ro''cke: Trucknology Generation. Die neuen Lastwagen
von MAN. Heel 2000, 180p. DM 50.

13941 Bernd Regenberg: Die deutschen Lastwagen der Wirtschaftswunderzeit III.
Omnibusse. Podszun 1996, 320p. DM 98.

13942 Hans-Werner Geschke/Michael Helmetag/Wolfgang Wehr (Bo''ttcher/Forberg):
Technisches Zeichnen. Teubner 1998, 340p. DM 44.

13943 Hans Hoischen: Technisches Zeichnen. Cornelsen 2000, 450p. DM 40.

13944 Adrian Schommers: Elektronik - gar nicht schwer. 4 volumes.
Elektor 1999, 170+220+214+240p. DM 20+30+30+30.

13945 Klaus Pommerening: Datenschutz und Datensicherheit.
Bibl. Inst. 1991, 260p. 3-411-15171-4. DM 30. Available on Internet.

13946 Gero von Randow: Roboter. Rowohlt 1997, 350p. DM 42.
"Wer sich u''ber den gegenwa''rtigen Stand der faszinierenden, sich
schnell weiterentwickelnden Sparte Robotik informieren will, sollte
dieses Buch lesen. Wer sich fu''r die menschliche Zukunft und deren
soziale und politische Realita''ten interessiert, vielleicht auch."
(Rolf Henkel)

13947 Ju''rgen Heermann: Warum sie oben bleiben. Insel 2000, 220p. DM 20.

13948 Helmut Kreuzer: Am Start. Moderne Verkehrsflugzeuge.
Air Gallery 2000, 190p. DM 25.

13949 Michael Marten: Flugfunk. Siebel 2000, 380p. DM 35.

13950 Eberhard Anger (ed.): Der Taschen-Brockhaus - Luftfahrt.
Brockhaus 1999, 130p. DM 10.

13951 Peter Bachmann: GPS fu''r Piloten. Motorbuch 1997, 220p. DM 50.

13952 Claus Wilde (ed.): Leidenschaft Schiffbau.
Koehler 2000, 190p. DM 20.

13953 Hans Moravec: Quanto diventeranno intelligenti i robot?
Le Scienze Dicembre 1999, 114-122.

13954 Reinhard Breuer/Carsten Ko''nneker: [Gespra''ch mit Gerhard Vollmer
und Gerhard Roth u''ber Roboterintelligenz.] Spektrum 2000/10, 72-75.

13955 Carsten Ko''nnecker: Besprechung des Buches "Homo s@piens" von
Ray Kurzweil. Spektrum 2000/10, 112.

13956 Volker Bertram: Computer mit Kapita''nspatent. Spektrum 2000/7, 88-92.

13957 Michael Springer: Besprechung des Buches "Mind children" von
Hans Moravec. Spektrum 1992/12, 137-138.

13958 Thomas Wieland: Combinatorics of combinatorial chemistry.
J. Math. Chem. 21/2 (1997), 141-157.

13959 Thomas Wieland: Mathematical simulations in combinatorial
chemistry. Comm. Math. Comp. Chem. 34 (1996), 15p.

13960 Thomas Wieland: Konstruktionsalgorithmen bei molekularen Graphen
und deren Anwendung. Comm. Math. Comp. Chem. 36 (1997), 7-155.

13961 Peter Schuster: Molecular insights into evolution of phenotypes.
Internet 2000, 49p.

13962 Peter Schuster: Perspektiven einer computergestu''tzten Molekularbiologie.
Internet ca. 2000, 10p.

13963 Peter Schuster: Molecular insights into life and evolution.
Internet 1998, 12p.

13964 George Hagedorn: Crossing the interface between chemistry and
mathematics. Notices AMS March 1996, 297-299.

13965 Hubert Ro''der: Strukturanalyse in der Vegetationskunde mit der
formalen Begriffsanalyse. Internet 1995, 11p.

13966 Adalbert Kerber/Reinhard Laue/Thomas Wieland: Discrete mathematics
for combinatorial chemistry. Internet 1998, 19p.

13967 Uta Priss/John Old: Information access through conceptual structures
and GIS. Internet ca. 1998, 9p.

13968 Bernhard Ganter/Rudolf Wille: Applied lattice theory - formal concept
analysis. Internet ca. 1997, 14p.

13969 Tim Becker: General algebraic geometry and formal concept analysis.
Acta Math. Univ. Com. 68/2 (1999), 279-294.

13970 Charles King/Eric Muchiri/John Ouma: Evidence against rapid
emergence of praziquantel resistance in Schistosoma haematobium, Kenya.
Emerging Inf. Dis. 6/6 (2000), ...

13971 Lyle Petersen a.o.: Developing national epidemiological capacity
to meet the challenges of emerging infections in Germany.
Emerging Inf. Dis. 6/6 (2000), ...

13972 Paul Brown a.o.: Bovine spongiform encephalopathy and variant
Creutzfeld-Jakob disease - background, evolution, and current concerns.
Emerging Inf. Dis. 7/1 (2000), ...

13973 E. Knill/S. Muthukrishnan: Group testing problems in experimental
molecular biology. Internet 1995, 7p.

13974 Adalbert Kerber: Algebraic combinatorics in Bayreuth.
Internet 2000, 18p.

13975 Mikhail Klin/Christoph Ru''cker/Gerta Ru''cker/Gottfried Tinhofer:
Algebraic combinatorics in mathematical chemistry - methods and
algorithms I. Internet 1997, 110p.

13976 Leslie Ann Goldberg/Mark Jerrum: Randomly sampling molecules.
Internet 1996, 25p.

13977 Roland Grund: Konstruktion molekularer Graphen mit gegebenen
Hybridisierungen und u''berlappungsfreien Fragmenten.
Dissertation Bayreuth 1994, 110p.

13978 J. Graham/G. Lehrer: Cellular algebras. Inv. Math. 123 (1996), 1-34.

13979 D. Higman: Coherent configurations I.
Rend. Sem. Padova ... (1970), 1-25.

13980 Adalbert Kerber: Diskrete Strukturen.
Vorlesung Bayreuth Sommersemester 1996, 130p.

13981 Ralf Gugisch: Verallgemeinerung der formalen Begriffsanalyse
und Anwendung auf mehrwertige Kontexte.
Diplomarbeit Bayreuth 1997, 120p.

13982 Adalbert Kerber/Wilfried Lex: Kontexte und ihre Begriffe.
Internet 1998, 110p.

13983 Martin Sonntag: Formale Begriffsanalyse. Internet 2000, 40p.

13984 Bernhard Ganter: Begriffe und Implikationen. Internet ca. 1995, 25p.

13985 Uta Priss: Faceted information representation. Internet ca. 2000, 12p.

13986 Benno Peetz: Computerunterstützte Untersuchung von Kontexten
und ihren Begriffsverbänden. Diplomarbeit Bayreuth 1990, 110p.

13987 Adalbert Kerber/Reinhard Laue/ T. Gru''ner/M. Meringer: Molgen 4.0.
MATCH 37 (1998), 205-208.

13988 Helmut Wielandt: Finite permutation groups. Academic Press 1964.

13989 A. Kohnert: Schubert polynomials and skew Schur functions.
Internet 1991, 6p.

13990 Friedrich Hirzebruch: Emmy Noether and topology.
A lecture given 1996. Internet, 7p.

13991 Thomas Gru''ner/Adalbert Kerber/Reinhard Laue/M. Meringer: Massmol.
MATCH 38 (1998), 173-180.

13992 Thomas Gru''ner/Adalbert Kerber a.o.: Bestimmung von Summenformeln
aus Massenspektren durch Erkennung u''berlagerter Isotopenmuster.
MATCH 37 (1998), 163-177.

13993 Ralf Gugisch/Adalbert Kerber a.o.: Molgen-Comb, a software package
for combinatorial chemistry. MATCH 41 (2000), 189-203.

13994 Evi Haberberger/Anton Betten/Reinhard Laue: Isomorphism classification
of t-designs with group theoretical localisation techniques applied to
some Steiner quadruple systems on 20 points. Internet 2000, 22p.

13995 Thomas Grüner/Adalbert Kerber/Reinhard Laue/M. Meringer:
Mathematics for combinatorial chemistry. Internet ca. 1999, 9p.

13996 Michel Aguet: [Presentation. Aguet is the director of ISREC.]
Internet 2000, 5p.

13997 Philippe Esperet/Denis Girou: Coloriage du pavage dit <<de Truchet>>.
Cahiers Gutenberg 31 (1998), 5-18.

13998 Timothy Van Zandt: PSTricks - user's guide. Internet 1993, 95p.

13999 Timothy Van Zandt: [PSTricks commands.] Internet ca. 1993, 50p.

14000 Denis Girou: Presentation de PSTricks. Cah. Gutenberg 16 (1994), 21-70.