Science (Weekly)
Science files and back issues, 1880-2005.
The Philip H. Ableson records include correspondence, memos, editorials, and minutes of editorial board meetings.
The Ruth Kulstad records document the scientific community's slowly growing awareness of the AIDS epidemic.
The Arthur L. Robinson records include notes from interviews, proof copies, copies of technical articles, conference material, and clippings, for articles written by Robinson and published in Science magazine. Subjects include Air Force research, free electron lasers, GaAs (gallium arsenide semiconductors), superconductors, and X-rays.
The back issues of Science include a full run of bound copies of Science, from 1880 to present, as well as a less complete run of unbound issues.
Philip H. Abelson. Editor of Science magazine from 1962 to 1984; director of the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Geophysical Laboratory from 1953 to 1971.
Ruth Kulstad. Editor of Science magazine from 1978-1984.
Arthur L. Robinson. Science writer.
Abelson, Philip Hauge
Kulstad, Ruth, 1934-
Robinson, Arthur L.
American Association for the Advancement of Science
United States. Air Force
Science (Weekly)
AIDS (Disease).
Aeronautics -- Research -- United States.
American periodicals.
Free electron lasers.
Gallium arsenide semiconductors.
Superconductors.
X-rays.
Science -- Periodicals.
Science -- Societies, etc.
Science -- United States.
Authors, American. lcsh
Abelson, Philip Hauge
Kulstad, Ruth, 1934-
Robinson, Arthur L.
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