What does SCIAM stand for?

Scientific American (magazine)

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.
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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Scientific American Day in the Life of Your Brain Judith Horstman Jossey-Bass 989 Market St.

The Scientific American Day in the Life of Your Brain

The Scientific American Day in the Life of Your Brain Judith Horstman Jossey-Bass 989 Market St.

The Scientific American Day in the Life of Your Brain

00 Hardcover QA95 Martin Gardiner (now 94) is well-known for his "Mathematical Games" column, which ran in Scientific American from 1957 to 1982.

A lifetime of puzzles; a collection of puzzles in honor of Martin ...

The Best of the Brain from Scientific American Floyd E.

The Best of the Brain from Scientific American

Ginna is a former editor in chief of Little, Brown and Company and has served as an editor of four magazines, Horizon, Life, People and Scientific American.

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appears in the February-March issue of Scientific American Mind.

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The second recreational mathematics book I ever purchased when beginning my mathematics teaching career was Martin Gardner's Scientific American First Book of Mathematical Recreations.

Martin Gardner's Mathematical Games

The December 2005 issue of Scientific American recognized FXFOWLE ARCHITECTS, PC for its "leadership in shaping both established and emerging technologies" in a section called the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 50, a four-year-old program which showcases technology leaders across industries.

FXFOWLE recognized for shaping new technologies