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The article focuses on the journal "Radiation Effects," which publishes experimental and theoretical papers of both a fundamental and applied nature. Topics included range from the physics of the effects of radiation on crystalline materials, through radiation chemistry, metallurgy, biology and biochemistry, to biophysical effects in the life molecules and in vivo physiological studies. Although the journal primarily publishes original research papers, appropriate review articles appear from time to time.

The article focuses on the book "Proceedings of the First International Congress of Cybernetics," edited by J. Rose. Eight areas of work are covered in this three-volume work. The division of main papers, contributed by renowned experts from five countries, deals with various aspects of cybernetics. This is followed by seven sections, each containing many papers and covering different disciplines. This book marks the coming-of-age of cybernetics and an advance into maturity of this new science which will have a tremendous effect upon society.

The article focuses on the journal "Collective Phenomena," which provides a means of publication, discussion and speculation on all aspects of collective phenomena, both in physics and in other disciplines where considerations in physical terms may be relevant. The journal will publish full-length, experimental and theoretical specialist papers, and will allow and encourage the exchange of views and comments on published studies and ideas. It also invites more speculative communications from those who wish their ideas to reach a wide international audience.

The article focuses on the book "Methodology of Technology Assessment," edited by Marvin J. Cetron and Bodo Bartocha. This book contains papers and articles which emphasize the basic methodology of technological assessment, extracted from the book "Technology Assessment in a Dynamic Environment." The topics discussed in the book are: A Method for Planning and Assessing Technology Against Relevant National Goals in Developing Countries," The Environment: A Systems Approach With Emphasis on Monitoring," "Introducing Societal Indicators Into Technology Assessment," and "The Role of Law and Lawyers in Technology Assessment."

The article focuses on the book "Developments in Educational Testing," edited by Karlheinz Ingenkamp. The book reproduces in English 79 papers on educational testing given at an international conference held in Berlin from 16-24 May, 1967. The authors are experts in measurement from all over the world, and they have made important contributions in the field of testing. The contents include testing throughout the world, educational objectives of testing and varying types of tests for the assessment of scholastic achievement.