What does AMSCI stand for?

American Scientist

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Samples in periodicals archive:

One aspect of Nozette's work on the Strategic Defense Initiative involved a project called Timber Wind, an effort to develop a rocket engine powered by a nuclear reactor, said Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists.

Scientist worked on early warning defense systems

Byline: ANI London, Sept 24 (ANI): American scientist Ray Kurzweil, dubbed the smartest futurist on Earth by Bill Gates, believes that today's 60-year-olds could go on to live forever.

Humans will be immortal in 20 years, says leading scientist

The Defense Department's contribution to this annual report are released to the public each year in response to annual Freedom of Information Act requests filed by the Federation of American Scientists.

United States: US Arms Deliveries Decreased by Almost $1 Billion in ...

The article in the American Scientist by Mote and climber Georg Kaser may be used by opponents of human-caused warming -- and of Gore -- though Mote and Kaser don't interpret their findings that way.

The snows of Kilimanjaro; The newspaper's view

It's the ultimate war game," says Henry Kelly, president of the Federation of American Scientists.

Games students play

In the July-August issue of the American Scientist, Michael Shayer, a psychologist at the University of London, sighs, "They're glued to bloody computer games.

Up like Flynn: video games and IQ

is the compelling biography of the American scientist who invented high-octane ethyl gasoline and freon refrigerants.

From The Periodic Table To Production

American scientist Dr Gary Hudson claimed to work for NASA and submitted plans for the project on behalf of an alleged team of private companies.

SECRETS REVEALED: US plan for Irish spaceship