Science: general issues books

This book is about impossible colours. Impossible colours earn their name because they are forbidden by opponent...  Read More >>

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As antimicrobial resistance threatens global health, phages have reemerged as subjects of scientific inquiry. The...  Read More >>

The AI Antidote: Preserving Human Connection and Emotional Intelligence in a Tech-Driven World What does it mean...  Read More >>

Dive into the groundbreaking concepts that reshaped our understanding of the universe with ""Easy lessons in Einstein.""...  Read More >>

""Aspects of science"" by J. W. N. Sullivan offers a profound exploration into the very essence of scientific inquiry...  Read More >>

Anthropology and AI explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and human society through a collection...  Read More >>

Situates Isabelle Stengers as one of the most significant figures in contemporary continental philosophy.  Read More >>

Jumping from the vital contributions of Ilaj K'uk'il Ek', Gerardo Aldana y Villalobos critically reframes science...  Read More >>

Many mysteries in art, history, and literature can be solved using “celestial sleuthing,” including calculating...  Read More >>

This monograph explores the history and chemistry of glass technology, tracing its origins from antiquity through...  Read More >>

Enduring Digital Damage presents rhetorical stories of digitality's connection to land, water, and landscapes and...  Read More >>

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Anthropology and AI explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and human society through a collection...  Read More >>

AI talks like God-it answers with certainty, claims authority, and speaks as though it sees all-and we are beginning...  Read More >>

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First Published in 1973, Man, Machines and Tomorrow investigates the ways in which technologists themselves can...  Read More >>

mso-ansi-language: EN-GB;"">This unique reference work systematically presents and studies mathematical terms, sourcing...  Read More >>

Qui vit sans folie n'est pas si sage qu'il croit. Les hommes sont si nécessairement fous, que ce serait être fou...  Read More >>

The Unwritten Code: Exploring the Science Behind Ancient Knowledge is not a book that settles debates-it's a book...  Read More >>

If you are looking for a comprehensive guide to understanding Vitamin D, then ""The Science of Vitamin D"" book...  Read More >>

This is a groundbreaking scientific work written by Albert Einstein, one of the most renowned physicists of all...  Read More >>

""A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field"", published in 1865, is the third of James Clerk Maxwell's papers...  Read More >>

Award-winning musician Carter Fox reveals how music and the cosmos inspire one another in Exploring Cosmic Melodies....  Read More >>

""The signals are too clear to be ascribed to any cause other than intelligent origin."" - Nikola Tesla In Talking...  Read More >>