One hundred reasons to be a scientist : 40th anniversary, 1964-2004. 
/ ICTP 
 - 2nd ed. 
 - Italy :  Triey by the ICTP Publications & Printing Section,   2005 
 - 263 p.  
<br/><br/>1.	Preface <br/>2.	Contributors<br/>3.	Science and scientists in developing countries <br/>4.	My life in science <br/>5.	From element of radio to elementary particle physics<br/>6.	African physicist, world citizen<br/>7.	Rna and the origin of life <br/>8.	Mathematics: imaginative leaps across disciplines <br/>9.	Science of the xxi century <br/>10.	Living with physics <br/>11.	Why i became a physicist <br/>12.	A duty to improve public understanding of science <br/>13.	Sixty-odd years of fluid dynamics <br/>14.	Adventure with cold atoms <br/>15.	The making of an academic economist <br/>16.	Kindling and sustaining interest in physics<br/>17.	A life in science <br/>18.	Listen to your inner voice <br/>19.	Growing up in ‘science’ <br/>20.	Scientific truth <br/>21.	My enjoyment <br/>22.	Be open to problems <br/>23.	Walk with responsibility <br/>24.	Climatic models through computing <br/>25.	Join a good group <br/>26.	It is all curiosity <br/>27.	Doing experimental science<br/>28.	Research get more exciting with time <br/>29.	We need you<br/>30.	Why physics?<br/>31.	Superstrings<br/>32.	Initially marginal, superb later<br/>33.	Science offers an improvement input <br/>34.	Curiosity has been my bent <br/>35.	One’s science survives beyond oneself <br/>36.	The red camaro<br/>37.	My experience in learning mathematics<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Science<br/>Scientists
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>500  / On21