Isotope Issues
Browse the current and past issues of Isotope below.
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Two From Down Under:
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David Gessner's Foxy Field Notes The Rope Swing, the Swastika, and the Oldest Whale Remembering Mount St. Helens Kate Breakey's Still Lives Geyerscapes, Thermodynamics, Colons—and More |
Announcing Project V.E.C.T.O.R.L.O.S.S. & the Dawn of Vernacular Witnessing Young Emily's Herbarium Trace Elements Sonnets Beam Up Scotty! Tasty Counterfeit Salmon, Two from Ryukyu, The Provision Tree, Treadmills-and More
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Roger Mitchell Finds Another Use For Marl Eric Alan’s Images of Wild Grace Coyote on a Cloud of Nitrogen A Biology Slide Show, Guerilla Gardening, Emily and Einstein –and More
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Caroline Van Hemert: Janaki Lennie’s Starless Starscapes May Swenson Finds a Maiden 2006 Editors’ Prizes,
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Winners of the First Annual Editors’ Prizes Lisa Couturier Tracks Big Apple Wilderness and Communes with Vultures Painter Richard Gate Reclaims the Cosmos Zoom Lenses, an Empty Sea, Tautogs, Hounds of Light–and More
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Voices From the Ice: ANTARCTICA Ceiridwen Terrill On Driving a Species From Extinction Painter Margaret Elliot’s Echoes of Another World Garnets, Ecdysis, Reactor Woods, Desert Fires–and More |
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Gods, Astronomers and Mauna Kea: An essay by John Q. McDonald Images of the toxic and microscopic: The Art of Jane Catlin What’s to be done about Montana’s Smallest Fish? Mary Swander Skips the Long-Horned Sheep Chasing Whales, Roadkill Here, Landfill There, Mad Max—and More
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Scientists & Writers Respond to Sallie Tisdale’s “Sexual Planet” Evoking New Zealand’s Landscapes: The Ambiguous Reality of Pat Unger Why Nature is for Losers A Mad Dash for a Dead Duck X-Rays, |
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Where Desire and Relief Meet at Last: Essays by Catherine Reid Sex, History, and Science in Jonathan Holden’s “Dr. Strangelove” The Inspired Logics of the Post Surrealists Pattiann Rogers on Wonder in Science and Poetry |
Walking with Elephants: A Photo-Essay by Cheryl Merril John Price Discovers Why Snow Geese Don’t Winter in Paradise A Biologist’s Passage to Renewal Ectoplasm, Dragonflies, Virga, Reasons for Lawns–and More |
