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2007 Annual Report
Annual Report 2007
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The Chinese nuclear tests, 1964-1996

The remarkable unveiling of the Chinese nuclear weapons program to American physicist Danny Stillman. more

- from Physics Today

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The gas centrifuge and nuclear weapons proliferation

Uranium enrichment by centrifugation enables efficient production of nuclear fuel – or weapons. more

- from Physics Today

 The first publicly released picture of the 164-machine cascade installed at Iran's aboveground Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant.

Physics of tennis, anyone?

When a tennis ball hits the court, what happens? more

- from Physics Today

 Differences between clay and grass courts

How to save 17 billion gallons of gas a year

Optimum traffic light timing improves traffic flow and decreases fuel consumption. more

- from Discoveries & Breakthroughs

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With over 75 years of experience in technical publishing, AIP's Publishing Services provides end-to-end print & online solutions for society publications. More more

 
 
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AIP publishes highly cited research journals, as well as the monthly magazine for physicists, Physics Today.

 
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