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Volume 316 Issue 6026, 25 July 1985

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  • The Geneva arms control talks have adjourned without breaking down, which is something to be grateful for. The negotiators should spend their break deciding where to go from here.

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  • The US economy is heading for stagnation and the need to cut the deficit is more urgent.

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  • The changed University of London could be fun to watch.

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Lasers Review

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Product Review

  • Although too often associated in people's minds with star wars weaponry the laser has become an invaluable tool in many varied and peaceful applications.

    • Bridget Marx
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  • A user-group based at Culham gives access to high-power lasers, and laser Raman microscopy is becoming established.

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