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vol 2.3, autumn 2009, COLOR!

Interview: Hewlett-Packard Color Scientist Nathan Maroney
Lauren Cross

Fluorescence in the Garden
[plus online supplementary images]
Christie Marie Bielmeier

Ordering Colors: A multifaceted problem
Rolf G. Kuehni, color scientist, North Carolina State University; author of Color Space and Its Divisions

RetroSpect: Processes for making the best and finest sort of prussian blue with quick-lime (1762); and Concerning the secret of a red gum... (1775)
various authors

Color Matters
Odili Donald Odita, Artist and Associate Professor of Painting, Tyler School of Art

An Interview with Evolutionary Biologist Hopi Hoekstra
Carolyn Arcabascio

Seeing Red on Mars: Adaptation and the influence of environment on color appearance
Dr. Michael A. Webster, Professor of Psychology, University of Nevada, Reno

WAVEs of Color: An ecological valence theory of human color preference
Karen B. Schloss, PhD candidate, University of California, Berkeley; Dr. Stephen E. Palmer, Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Sciences, University of California, Berkeley

Playing (With) Color
Dr. Fred Collopy, Case Western Reserve University

Relatively Speaking: The relationship between language and thought in the color domain
Dr. Debi Roberson, Professor of Psychology, University of Essex;
and Dr. J. Richard Hanley, Professor of Neuropsychology, University of Essex

Color-Struck: Quilting and Colorism in the African-American Community
Lauren Cross

Human Potential for Tetrachromacy
[online supplementary article]
Dr. Kimberly A. Jameson, Associate Project Scientist, University of California, Irvine

Singed Bedroom, Weekend Afternoon
Arto Vaun, Poet and PhD candidate, University of Glasgow

Watercolor Science: Transparent watercolor through the eyes of an aerospace engineer
Christie Marie Bielmeier

(Re)Views: Blue + The Wizard of Oz
Ivy Moylan