You will have a rare opportunity to meet major contributors to your journal. As the key editor in this field, you are invited to the most important event of the decade. It takes place next Saturday 6 May 2006 in St. Albans. 1pm to 6pm. Venue 121 Westfields, St. Albans AL3 4JR. We can collect you from the station. Refreshments will be available.

Since around 1975 I have had a meeting with every editor of your journal to discuss further possible copy. This has been very fruitful.

You are invited to a special meeting on Saturday May 6, 1pm - 6pm. This should provide you with excellent "commentary" for publication in "Nature Physics".

In our meeting at Trinity College, Cambridge, you told me that Electromagnetic Theory was part of your remit as Editor of "Nature Physics". "Nature Physics serves as a central source for top-quality information for the physics community through the publication of Commentaries."

The ideas and theories of the three co-authors, who will all attend on Saturday, were discussed in articles and letters in every issue of Wireless World for the ten years 1978 - 1988. More recently, for a period of four years, they featured in every issue. Co-author Malcolm Davidson will fly in from the U.S.A. for the meeting, and Doctor David Walton from the North of England.

Two more experts in "The New Electromagnetism" have flown in from San Diego and from New York for the occasion. They are Forrest Bishop and Ernest Cooley.

A second major source of copy for you will be the atendance of Dr. Harold Hillman, who will be one of the speakers.

http://www.nowtryus.net/article:Electron_microscope ; "There have been a few scientists, such as Dr. Harold Hillman, who believe that such artifacts are responsible for all the structures observed in biological samples by electron microscopy, rendering the techniques useless for these materials."

May Chiao, Associate Editor, Nature Physics,
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