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SEPTEMBER 15, 1988 VOLUME 60 NUMBER 18 ANCHAM 60(18) 1015A-1066A/1841-2000 (1988) ISSN 0003-2700 Registered in U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; Copyright 1988 by the American Chemical Society

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Bioanalytical applications of flu­ orescence spectroscopy. Frank V. Bright of the State University of New York at Buffalo discusses the theory and instrumentation of fluo­ rescence measurements and their applications to bioanalytical sys­ tems, including DNA and RNA de­ terminations, enzymatic methods, protein-ligand interactions, fluoroimmunoassays, and fiber-optic sensing

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On the cover. Robotics in the lab­ oratory: a generic approach. Since robot technology was intro­ duced into the laboratory, a large number of redundant procedures have been automated. But even less redundant tasks are amenable to this technology. Robert L. Sharp, Richard G. Whitfield, and Lloyd E. Fox of the Upjohn Company de­ scribe a flexible approach to one such procedure, laboratory sample preparation

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Peter Dervan of Caltech is elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. • First atomic hologram is developed in a joint effort between the University of Arizona and M I T > David Dollimore of the University of Tole­ do is the 1988 recipient of the Thermal Analysis Award BOOKS

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Critical reviews. Books on handling data, including statistics, quality assur­ ance, and experimental design, are reviewed by Bruce R. Kowalski, John Mandel, Muhammad A. Sharaf, and Gary W. Small FOCUS

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Advances in liquid chromatography were discussed at the Twelfth Interna­ tional Symposium on Column Liquid Chromatography in Washington, DC. The meeting brought together 1300 chromatographers from around the world NEW PRODUCTS & MANUFACTURERS' LITERATURE AUTHOR INDEX

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