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Omni May 1992 |
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT! THE BRAIN AND AGING: FREDERIK POHL ON SCIENCING TODAY MUSEUMS YOU CAN TOUCH AND FOUR SCIENCE FICTION |
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Cover Art: The mind holds infinite mysteries, as suggested by Stanislaw Fernandes' cover illustation. Among the most fascinating is the effect it exerts on our bodies - and consequently our health. |
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Contents / Articles
First Word The next step in evolution by Michael Murphy Communications Reader's writes Arts Painting Alzheimer's by Joe Dziemianowicz Mind Faces in the crowd by Jeff Goldberg Political Science The spin doctor is in by Tom Dworetzky Digs Dating cave paintings by Kathleen McAuliffe Funds Making green greenbacks by Linda Marsa Electronic Universe Simulations: almost like the real thing by Gregg Keizer Earth Quake-proof buildings by Cherri Senders Continuum Mental Muscle Using your head can pay off in the long run with a longer, healthier life. by Kathy Keeton Interactive Museums These days, some museums want you to touch, not look. by Margaret Wertheim Fiction: The Eye of the Beholder A painting inspires varied stories from Samuel R. Delany, Lucius Shepard, Leigh Kennedy, and Joyce Carol Oates. Chasing Science To find out the latest in science, drop in at the annual AAAS conference by Frederik Pohl Interview Neurobiologist Sarah Leibowitz's research shows why we eat. by Douglas Stein Antimatter Games A potpourri of puzzles by Scott Morris |
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