Other Articles
Why Scientists (or Engineers) Shouldn't Run the World
R. Hoffmann, Issues in Science and Technology, VII(2), 38-39 (1991); in modified form, under the title \"Anti-Plato\" in the Bulletin of the Institute for Theological Encounter with Science and Technology, 24(2) (1993).
Soviet Emigre Talent: A Windfall for U.S. Employers
R. Hoffmann, The Wall Street Journal, June 24, 1991, p. 10.
Molecular Mimicry, Rachel and Leah, The Israeli Male, and the Inescapable Metaphor in Science
R. Hoffmann and S. Leibowitz, Michigan Quarterly Review, 30(3), 382-397 (1991).
Hot Brines in the Red Sea
R. Hoffmann, American Scientist, 79, 298-299 (1991).
"Faszination Chemie, 7000 Jahre Kulturgeschichte der Stoffe und Prozesse", by O. Krâtz, book reviewview, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl., 30(8), 1046 (1991).
R. Hoffmann, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl., 30(8), 1046 (1991).
"Foreword" to "Creativity, Delayed Recognition, and Other Essays: Essays of an Information Scientist"
R. Hoffmann, Foreword to Creativity, Delayed Recognition, and Other Essays: Essays of an Information Scientist, by Eugene Garfield, volume 12, ISI Press, Philadelpha, 1991, pp. xi-xii. Reprinted in Current Contents, 50, 9-10 (Dec. 23-30, 1991).
Signs and Portents: No Parking in the Courtroom
S. Leibowitz and R. Hoffmann, Diacritics, 21(1), 2-23 (1991).
"Preface" for "Chemistry of Superconductor Materials"
R. Hoffmann, Preface for Chemistry of Superconductor Materials, ed. T.A. Vanderah, Noyes Publ., Park Ridge, 1992, pp. ix-x.
Radium
R. Hoffmann, Cornell Alumni News, 94(5), 37 (Dec. 1991). From Chemistry Imagined.
The Top Ten
R. Hoffmann, Cornell Alumni News, 94(5), 41 (Dec. 1991). From Chemistry Imagined.