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MOSAIC MAGAZINE was launched in the winter of 1969/1970 by the National Science Foundation, the agency of the United States Government charged with the support of non-military scientific research and education. MOSAIC, under founding editor Jack Kratchman, was initially conceived as a house organ, designed to define the Foundation to its constituencies in government and the science community. A year later, under the editorship of Bruce Abell, the magazine began to focus more heavily on research projects pursued by Foundation grantees in the nation’s universities and research institutions. At first, the articles were all staff-written, by Abell, Thomas Dooling and, later, Barbara Tufty, with occasional input by other Foundation staff members. When Warren Kornberg, who had been a science and science-policy reporter in Washington and then editor of SCIENCE NEWS came on at the beginning of 1975, first as special-issues editor and then as editor a year later, MOSAIC grew from a quarterly to a bimonthly magazine. Kornberg began early to rely heavily—and then exclusively—on a growing string of free-lance science journalists and writers who vastly expanded the scope of the magazine’s cover

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IrfanView

Published

1977

Language

EN

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