For centuries, architecture profes-sionals have conveyed design ideas and principles through a variety of drawings, scale models, and writings. Now they've begun to animate their communications with the lat-est in computer-based multimedia tools.

In a growing number of lab-oratories worldwide, researchers are combining traditional and novel data-acquisition methods with high-powered graphics techniques to generate molecular simulations that not only validate complex theories but also give scientists access to unknown worlds.

The Amiga: Is it Time You Took a Second Look? Thanks to recent improvements inthe Amiga's architecture and the popularity of the NewTek Video Toaster, there is no denying that the Amiga is earning kudos from an increasingly broad range of users. Indeed, the Amiga just might have what it takes to prosper in the increasingly competitive areas of video, animation and multimedia.