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Previous volumes of the Academy Bulletin (formerly CASE Reports) currently available online in PDF or html format:

• Volume 19 (2004)
• Volume 18 (2003)
• Volume 17 (2002)
• Volume 16 (2001)
• Volume 15 (2000)
• Volume 14 (1999)
• Volume 13 (1998)
• Volume 12 (1997)
• Volume 11 (1996)

Below are detailed indices for previous volumes of the Academy Bulletin (formerly CASE Reports) that are currently available online.

Volume 19 (2004)

Volume 19,4 (Winter 2004) (PDF)

• Photonics Pioneer DeMaria Awarded State's Highest Technology Honor
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Childhood Obesity Requires Comprehensive National Effort
  • Evaluating the Safety of Dietary Supplements
  • Power Sources Needed for Soldier of the Future
  • Public Access to Pathogen Genome Data Advised
• In Briefs

Volume 19,3 (Fall 2004) (PDF)

• A New Initiative to Promote Interest in Science and Math
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Composition of Altered Food Products Should Be Basis for Federal Safety Assessment
  • Food Pyramid Scheduled for Overhaul
  • Report Examines Energy Pipeline Safety
  • NASA Should Commit to Hubble Servicing Mission
• In Briefs

Volume 19,2 (Summer 2004) (PDF)

• Advances in Forensics Provide Creative Tools for Solving Crimes
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Indoor Mold, Dampness Linked to Asthma, Respiratory Problems
  • No Link Found Between Vaccines, Autism
  • EPA Releases New Fuel Economy Figures
  • Funding Urged for National Aerospace Initiative
  • Joint Workshops on Media and Terrorism
• In Briefs

Volume 19,1 (Spring 2004) (PDF)

• West Nile Project Wins Connecticut Brothers Top National Honors
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Hydrogen: Fuel for the Future?
  • New Guidelines for Water, Salt, Potassium Intake
  • US-Russia Science Partnership Yields Results
  • Potassium Iodide Recommendations
• New AAAS Center Hopes to Foster Better Understanding Between Scientists, Public
• In Briefs

Volume 18 (2003)

Volume 18,4 (Winter 2003) (PDF)

• Nanotechnology: The Huge Impact of a "Lilliputian" Science

  • Activities of the Academy
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Climate Change and Sustainable Surface Transportation
    • Better Patient Care Requires National System
    • Limited Testosterone Studies Recommended
    • No Evidence Cloned Livestock Harmful to Eat
    • Minimize Dioxin Exposure
  • In Briefs

Volume 18,3 (Fall 2003) (PDF)

• The AIDS Pandemic: How Did It Happen, and Is SARS Next?
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Electronic Health Records
  • Atmospheric Models for First Responders
  • A New National Vaccine Strategy
  • New Smallpox Vaccination Recommendations
• In Briefs

Volume 18,2 (Summer 2003) (PDF)

• At the 'Next Frontier' of Biological Research: A New Center for Genomics and Proteomics at Yale (click here for expanded article in html format)
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Carbon Monoxide Success Story
  • Not Too Late for the "Big Dig"
  • Dramatic Decline in Ocean's Largest Fish Species
  • Food Safety Standards and Public Health
• In Briefs

Volume 18,1 (Spring 2003) (PDF)

• Powering the Future: Fuel Cells Promise Clean, Reliable Power (click here for expanded article in html format)
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Climate Change Plan Falls Short
  • The Promise of Nanotechnology
  • Too Much Oil in the Sea
  • Meeting the "Call to Duty"
  • Easing Rules on Big Rigs
• In Briefs

Volume 17 (2002)

Volume 17,3 (Fall 2002) (PDF)

• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • An Unhealthy State of Affairs: The Consequences of Uninsurance
  • Science and Security in an Age of Terrorism
  • Discouraging Terrorism: Some Implications of 9/11
  • Predicting Abrupt Climate Change
  • Revamping Evaluation of Undergraduate Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Teaching
• In Briefs

Volume 17,2 (Summer 2002) (PDF)

• Advances in Stem Cell Research Hold Promise for Disease Therapies (click here for expanded article in pdf format)
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Smallpox Recommendations
  • A Blueprint for Saving Lives
  • Racial, Ethnic Disparities in Special, Gifted Ed
  • Air Quality on Planes
• In Briefs

Volume 17,1 (Spring 2002) (PDF)

• Photonics in Connecticut: Harnessing the Power of Light (click here for expanded article in pdf format)
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • "The Best Advice Possible"
  • Autism: Early Intervention Key
  • Palliative Care for Cancer Patients
  • The Promise and Peril of Stem Cell Research
  • More Effective Emissions Inspections
• In Briefs

Volume 16 (2001)

Volume 16,4 (Fall 2001) (PDF)

• "Moletronics" May Hold Key to Faster, Cheaper Computer Power (click here for expanded article)
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • A Biological Terrorism Strategy
  • The Nation's Uninsured
  • Eat Your (Fruit) and Veggies
  • Pain on the Job
  • Making it Count: Mathematics Education
• In Briefs

Volume 16,3 (Summer/Fall 2001) (PDF)

• Industry Clusters and Economic Development in Connecticut
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Fuel Economy Standards
  • Global Warming Summary
  • Child Development Policies
  • Partnerships for Schools
  • HIV Prevention
• In Briefs
• Meet the Executive Editors

Volume 16,2 (Spring, 2001) (PDF)

• A New Name -- A New Look!
• Activities of the Academy
• News from the National Academies:
  • Agricultural Biotechnology
  • Global Warming
  • The Evolution of the Internet
  • Choosing the Right Science Education Tools
  • The Vaccine Challenge
  • Stateside Smokeout
• In Briefs

Volume 16,1 (PDF)

• A Commitment to Excellence: State's Science and Engineering Sector Invests $2 Billion in Facilities Construction
• UConn's Environmental Research Institute: From LIDAR to NEMO, Unique Storrs Facility Nurtures Critical Pollution Research
• From the Academy: Above and Beyond the Call: A Fond Farewell with Gratitude for a Job Well Done
• In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

Volume 15 (2000)

Volume 15,4 (PDF)

• Clear Sailing Ahead for UConn's Avery Point Campus
• The Science of Environmental Pollution: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach (First of a two-part series)
• From the Academy: Connecticut's High-Tech Workforce Pipeline
• In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

Volume 15,3 (PDF)

• West Nile Virus: How Connecticut Scientists Helped Crack the Case of an Exotic Arbovirus
• Laboratory Safety Offices Help Universities Toe the Line
• From the Academy: Indoor Air Quality in Connecticut Schools
• In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

Volume 15,2 (PDF)

• The Science of Combustion in Connecticut
• Industry A Key Player in Future of Agricultural Biotechnology in CT
• From the Academy: “The Impact of Computers and Technology on Learning” The past, present and possibilities
• In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
• And the winners are… Talented Young Scientists Receive CASE Awards at CT State Science Fair

Volume 15,1 (PDF)

• Fuel Cells: Clean, Relibale Energy for the Future from CT Companies
• Agricultural Biotechnology: At State's Universities, Not Even the Sky's the Limit
• New Members Elected to the Academy in 1999
• From the Academy: Automobile Emission Testing Revisited
• In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

Volume 14 (1999)

Volume 14,4 (html)

• Agricultural Biotechnology in Connecticut: Rapidly Growing Field Holds Enormous Promise for State
• A Brighter Future for New Haven's High Tech Hub
• Three Winning Ways: Connecticut Teens Talk About Their Award-Winning Science Projects
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: A Year of Transition for CASE

Volume 14,3 (html)

• Secrets of Microbial Pathogens: Yale, UConn Launch New Research Centers for Study of Bacteria, Viruses and Protozoans
• From Transplants to Implants, UConn Reports Advances in Biomaterials Technology amd Tissue Engineering
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: On Communication Skills in Science and Engineering

Volume 14,2 (html)

• The Institute of Materials Science: UConn Facility Provides Unique Research Opportunities
• CASE Council Endorses Five-Year Strategic Plan
• Robots! Unique Fire-Fighting Competition Fosters Enthusiasm for Robotics
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: Who are CASE's members?

Volume 14,1 (html)

• 200 Years of Scholarship and Fraternity: The Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences Celebrates Its Bicentennial
• BEACON: Public, Private Institutions Unite in Biomedical Alliance
• New Members Elected to the Academy in 1998
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: Looking Back and Planning Ahead

Volume 13 (1998)

Volume 13,3 (html)

• The State of Teaching of Mathematics and Learning of Mathematics and Science in Connecticut's Schools
• Molecular Chaperones: Breakthroughs by UConn Team May Hold Key to Virus, Cancer Vaccines
• Yale Creates New Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: The 1998 Connecticut Photonics Opportunities Forum

Volume 13,2 (html)

• Global Warming: Connecticut Researchers Study the Science and Economics of Climate Change
• CASE Town Meeting Explores Role of Knowledge in State's Economic Future
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: The 1998 Connecticut Photonics Opportunities Forum
• UConn Researchers Target GABA A Receptor: New profiling technique offers potential for many fields of biomedical research

Volume 13,1 (html)

Volume 12 (1997)

Volume 12,4 (html)

Volume 12,3 (html)

• Technology Transfer Comes of Age on Connecticut Campuses: Yale, UConn Enter Aggressive New Era
• The QUEST for Answers: Yale Scientists Forge International Collaboration to Solve Universe's Mysteries
• A Call to Action: Connecticut Companies Seek Partnerships with State's Colleges, Universities to Develop Energy-Related Technologies for the Future
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: NU, UTRC Solicit Energy Research Proposals

Volume 12,2 (html)

• The Human Genome Project: Connecticut Scientists Play Key Roles in Massive International Effort to Map and Sequence Human Genes
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• Caregiving in Cyberspace: Yale Surgeon Joins Medicine and Technology in Unique Training Program
• From the Academy: Proposed R&D Funding Cuts Draw Academy Criticism

Volume 12,1 (html)

• The Future is Now for State's High-Tech Businesses
• National Multiple Sclerosis Society Funds Projects by Connecticut Researchers
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: Connecticut Critical Technologies
• New Members Elected in 1996

Volume 11 (1996)

Vol. 11,4 (html)

• West Haven VA Site of Major Research Initiatives: A Connecticut VA Center Integrates Medical Research with Patient Care to Benefit Region's Veterans
• Analytical Ultracentrifugation at UConn: National Facility at Storrs Supports Fundamental, Applied Research
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: Case Reports Goes High Tech ... and On-Line!

Vol. 11,3 (html)

• Transgenic Animals Key to Human Disease Research
• Connecticut Researchers Drawn to Mysteries of Madagascar
• CASE Annual Forum: Promoting Biotechnology Enterprises in Connecticut
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: Case Reports Enters Its Second Decade with Pride

Vol. 11,2 (html)

• Molecular Oncology: Research in Connecticut Laboratories Yields Promising Tools for Cancer Therapy
• A New Day for Technology: The Role of Science and Engineering in Connecticut's Future
• A Growing Trend: Greenwich Composting Projects Sets the Standard for Nationwide Movement
• Project CONNSTRUCT: Statewide Initiative Promotes Mathematics and Science Programs in Connecticut's Schools
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: A Report from the CASE Public Relations Committee

Vol. 11,1 (html)

• Breakthroughs in Science and Technology Keep State's Companies on the Cutting Edge (Year-End Connecticut Technology Review)
• New Members Elected in 1995
• In Briefs: Science and Technology Notes from Around the State
• From the Academy: An Important New Academy Initiative
• With the Help of Some 'Yankee Ingenuity'
• CTechnology Careers 2000
• News from CII

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