Science & Math

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“Although When Death Becomes Life is about courage and innovation and dedication, it is foremost a book about hope.”

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"Epilepsy, in particular, is all too often odder than the folklore that surrounds it."

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For the Hindus, Ganga is a river and a goddess indivisible from each other. All the great rivers in the world are revered but no river has been mythologized more than Ganga.”

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Why We Dream takes the reader on a tour of Western dream history and modern Western interpretation.

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Have you ever wondered about the growing up years of Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, Marie Curie, and Stephen Hawking?

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All of us know that autonomous self-driving cars are being actively tested and will be coming to roads near us very soon.

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“Hawking’s writing is a welcome leap beyond those scientists who too often opine on popular topics in a scholarly but humdrum fashion.”

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The future is inescapably the past, or so it often seems in What Future.

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“In flowing prose and pointed language, Thus Spoke the Plant makes the case that we’re not alone in our thoughts or even in the capacity to think and communicate; in a time of esca

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It seems as if you can hardly go a day without reading about self-driving vehicles.

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Daring Chemistry is one of a series of science books designed for young readers (ages nine and up).

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For most people, obtaining a Ph.D in a scientific discipline is a challenging enough task.

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“Hello World looks under the hood of computers and is a good read for everyone about our ‘now’ and our near future.”

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There’s an old riddle that asks: What travels 12,000 miles but never goes anywhere? The answer: blood.

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This tiny book is packed with fun facts about Charles Darwin, one of the most famous scientists of all times.

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“Suppose aliens existed, and that some had been watching our planet for its entire forty-five million centuries, what would they have seen?

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“With the comics and the cleverly designed art, this book has something for everybody. And those with a keener curiosity will find plenty to satisfy their elemental interest.”

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Seaweed Chronicles is the story of a place as told by the once abundant creatures that became resources for human use, and the last harvest left: the habitat, or rather the ocean forests o

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Beneath hooded lids He stares across the apse in Palermo’s cathedral, His face and neck line-etched with suffering, robe draped across His shoulder, one hand outstretched along the curved wall and

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You were drawn to this review because of the bold title, right?

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An authoritative tour of the brain. Groundbreaking research into how the brain processes information.

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By the beginning of the Great War in 1914, it became clear that the internal combustion automobile was edging out its rival steam cars and electric cars.

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“let’s also turn back to myth, reframing our scientific narrative within the history of the stories we tell ourselves about what we’re still trying to understand.”

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