Computing in Science and Engineering (CiSE) magazine is a joint publication of the IEEE Computer Society and the American Institute of Physics. It covers computational science and engineering research for a broad range of technical fields. Our FAQ provides more information about this title, but we also recently produced a CiSE Publication Handbook.

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July/August: Mixed Plate

Features July 2008 Café Dubois Goodbye to All That Paul F. Dubois Columnist Paul F. Dubois says good-bye to his readers in this, his final installment of Café Dubois. This entertaining history of how the column came to be follows his own career path/arc. July 2008 Observatoire Landau Internet Abstractions Meet the Law Rubin Landau As a theoretical physicist who has spent many years thinking and analyzing physical phenomena and computation, it's fascinating for me to learn how a legal scholar thinks and analyzes a phenomenon on which I have spent much time.

Departments July 2008 News Medical Software has Astronomers Seeing Stars Pam Frost Gorder The Astronomical Medicine Project is working to convert medical imaging software into tools that fuel discoveries in astronomy. But if the scientists behind the project have their way, any discipline that relies on large, complex data sets will reap the benefits. July 2008 The First Word Ten Years and Counting… Norman Chonacky The articles in this issue cover mechanics, biology, and laboratory applications, and three cover computation per se. Moreover, they’re evenly divided between the two categories of CiSE readers. CiSE thus seems to be fulfilling its mission of establishing a liaison between the physical sciences and computational sciences.

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