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Volume 330 Issue 6143, 5 November 1987

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Superconductivity

  • High-temperature superconductors continue to tantalize the experts. Here is an introduction for others to both conventional and novel varieties.

    • Philip Campbell
    Superconductivity
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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Commentary

  • For parallel computers to simulate our brains, we must face the fact that human beings have a better claim on the title Homo seriatim than Homo sapiens – we're more consistently serial than wise.

    • William H. Calvin
    Commentary
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Letter

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Product Review

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Employment Review

  • The 'shake out' of jobs in the City of London — accentuated by recent events in the stock markets — is one new trend this year.

    • Richard Pearson
    Employment Review
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