Judging Edward Teller

Author:   Istvan Hargittai
Publisher:   Prometheus Books
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9781616142216


Pages:   592
Publication Date:   01 October 2010
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   Istvan Hargittai
Publisher:   Prometheus Books
Imprint:   Prometheus Books
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.30cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.454kg
ISBN:  

9781616142216


ISBN 10:   1616142219
Pages:   592
Publication Date:   01 October 2010
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Out of stock   Availability explained
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Excellent. An interesting, thorough, and objective discussion of the life of Edward Teller, a brilliant but controversial scientist. -Charles Townes, Nobel laureate, University of California at Berkeley A must read for those who wish an accurate accounting of Teller and his associates who led the free world into the nuclear era. -Harold M. Agnew, former director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, former chairman of the US General Advisory Committee ACDA Recommended for college and research libraries' history of science collections and is highly recommended for lay readers with a penchant for science. -Library Journal 'This is a fascinating and educational read. A particularly significant aspect of this text is the light it shines on the struggles and conflicts that ethics plays within science...This book would be a great choice for an advanced or secondary college class that integrates the history of science and physics. -NSTA Recommends


"""""Excellent. An interesting, thorough, and objective discussion of the life of Edward Teller, a brilliant but controversial scientist.""-Charles Townes, Nobel laureate, University of California at Berkeley""A must read for those who wish an accurate accounting of Teller and his associates who led the free world into the nuclear era.""-Harold M. Agnew, former director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, former chairman of the US General Advisory Committee ACDA""Recommended for college and research libraries' history of science collections and is highly recommended for lay readers with a penchant for science.""-Library Journal'This is a fascinating and educational read. A particularly significant aspect of this text is the light it shines on the struggles and conflicts that ethics plays within science...This book would be a great choice for an advanced or secondary college class that integrates the history of science and physics.""-NSTA Recommends"


Excellent. An interesting, thorough, and objective discussion of the life of Edward Teller, a brilliant but controversial scientist. <br>-Charles Townes, Nobel laureate, University of California at Berkeley<br><br> A must read for those who wish an accurate accounting of Teller and his associates who led the free world into the nuclear era. <br>-Harold M. Agnew, former director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, <br>former chairman of the US General Advisory Committee ACDA<br><br> Recommended for college and research libraries' history of science collections and is highly recommended for lay readers with a penchant for science. <br> -Library Journal<br><br>'This is a fascinating and educational read. A particularly significant aspect of this text is the light it shines on the struggles and conflicts that ethics plays within science...This book would be a great choice for an advanced or secondary college class that integrates the history of science and physics. <br> -NSTA Recommends


Excellent. An interesting, thorough, and objective discussion of the life of Edward Teller, a brilliant but controversial scientist. -Charles Townes, Nobel laureate, University of California at Berkeley A must read for those who wish an accurate accounting of Teller and his associates who led the free world into the nuclear era. -Harold M. Agnew, former director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, former chairman of the US General Advisory Committee ACDA Recommended for college and research libraries' history of science collections and is highly recommended for lay readers with a penchant for science. -Library Journal 'This is a fascinating and educational read. A particularly significant aspect of this text is the light it shines on the struggles and conflicts that ethics plays within science...This book would be a great choice for an advanced or secondary college class that integrates the history of science and physics. -NSTA Recommends


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Istvan Hargittai is a successful author and a professor of chemistry at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics.

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