Discusses new roles for physics research in cooperating with other sciences and applying physical principles for the general benefit of mankind. (MLH)

Discusses various definitions of physics, citing those characteristics that distinguish physics from other studies. (MLH)

Discusses the programs and packages of a computer-assisted instruction project called Computational Physics Teaching Laboratory, in which students solve simulated physics at a computer terminal with visual display. (MLH)

Describes how a course in digital electronics was changed to Keller plan format and subsequently modified and improved as a self-paced, self-study course. (MLH)

Discusses the contribution of 17th and 18th century instrument makers to the development and progress of science and the methods of teaching science. (MLH)

Discusses statistics concerning world energy requirements and supplies of different types of fuels. Also discusses the storage and transmission of energy and pollution problems related to energy utilization. (MLH)

Outlines a mathematical paradox obtained when calculating the dimensions of a hydorgen molecule using relativistic wave mechanics. (MLH)

Provides directions for constructing graphical alignment charts to solve a variety of mathematical physics problems. (MLH)

Describes a physical model that gives a good indication of the kinds of movements made by individual atoms in one plane of a cubic crystal lattice. (MLH)

Describes how to construct a moving reference frame for the quantitative measurement of the Coriolis effect. (MLH)

Outlines a selection of demonstrations for teaching color science to students of science, fine arts, and interior design. (MLH)

Describes the Project Physics curriculum, including its origins, content and structure, current level of use, and philosophy of its approach. (MLH)

Describes the electronic circuits used in computer technology for the processes of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. (MLH)

Discusses the role of phonon quasi-particles in a wide range of phenomena from simple thermal properties to super conductivity and other electric and magnetic phase transitions. (MLH)

Describes a simple water channel, for use with an overhead projector. It is run from a water tap and may be used for flow visualization experiments, including the effect of streamlining and elementary building aerodynamics. (MLH)