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Mark Williams's piece on the dangers of biotechnology is an excellent summary of the current tensions ('The Knowledge' March/April 2006). Today's scientists have the responsibility to consider the possible abuse […]

I read your editor's letter on sous vide and other new cooking techniques with interest ('Technology and Hypercuisine' October 2005). But I think Dry Creek Kitchen chef Michael Voltaggio is […]

Data from a survey of university students are analyzed using a logistic regression model. The results reveal interactions among factors associated with drinking behavior that are not easily detected when more traditional linear additive statistical models are employed. The utility of employing indicators of personal beliefs, demographic attributes, and contextual descriptors in a single model of drinking behavior is demonstrated. Implications for intervention planning are discussed.

The article presents letters to the editor referencing topics discussed in previous issues, including technological evolution, DNA synthesizers, and chemical weapons.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles published in previous issues of the periodical "Technical Review," including "Killer Maps," "Technology and Hypercuisine" and "The Get-Ready Men," in the October 2005 issue.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics published in previous issues. "At Home With School," by Tracy Staedter, which focused on homeschooling; Article on the Freshman Clearinghouse of the Massachusetts of Institute of Technology.