Reviews electrostatic imaging and xeroradiography techniques in diagnostic radiology. (SL)

Reviews the use of the x-ray computerised axial tomographic (CT) method of making pictures of internal structures of the human body. (SL)

Reviews the use of ultrasonic techniques for obtaining images of the internal conditions of the human body. (SL)

Reviews electronic instruments utilized in medicine for temperature measurement, pressure measurement, and flow measurement. (SL)

Reviews the electronic instrumentation utilized in the medical measurement of oxygen concentration, blood oxygen, brain viability, and fluid balance. (SL)

Addresses the question of the social responsibility of physicists, particularly with regard to their quest for knowledge which may endanger other people. (SL)

Reviews techniques to consider when writing multiple-choice objective test items. (SL)

Describes a college level exercise in physics for measuring the earth's resistivity. (SL)

Describes a simple experiment to verify the reflectivity equations of Fresnel and for measurement of optical constants. (SL)

Provides a simple derivation of the linear least-squares equations for obtaining the best fit straight line through experimental data points. (SL)

Presents part two of a two-part article describing the Kelvin-Thomson atom. This part discusses the arrangement of electrons within the atom and examines some of the properties predicted for elements in the Kelvin-Thomson model. (SL)

Presents a discussion of the theory of thermoelectric effects and contact potentials. (SL)

Describes how first- and second-order differential equations applied to the Schrodinger equation can be used to obtain the wavefunctions of the quantum harmonic oscillator. (SL)

Describes the inception, use, and evaluation of a demonstration laboratory designed to enable first-year university students to observe physical phenomena that they did not observe in the secondary school. (Author/SL)

Describes a variety of educational routes by students who do not follow the traditional English pattern (advanced level physics followed by a fulltime honors degree course at a university). (CP)