In his intriguing book, “Stuff matters” acclaimed materials scientist Mark Miodownik takes readers on a captivating journey into the realm of everyday materials, revealing the hidden wonders and intricate science underlying the ordinary objects that surround us. As an expert in materials and their properties, Miodownik artfully combines personal anecdotes, historical accounts, scientific facts, and …
In “Chaos “, James Gleick delves into the revolutionary world of chaos theory, a groundbreaking field that emerged in the late 20th century, and explores its far-reaching implications. Gleick, an American author and journalist, has effectively narrated the intriguing history and the prominent minds behind this scientific paradigm shift. He is renowned for his ability …
In “What a Plant Knows,” Daniel Chamovitz takes readers on an intriguing journey into the world of plants, uncovering their astonishing sensory abilities and dispelling the notion that they are merely passive organisms. Chamovitz, a renowned biologist and plant geneticist, pulls back the curtain on the secret lives of plants, revealing the remarkable ways in …
In “The Triumph of Seeds,” author Thor Hanson takes us on a captivating journey into the tiny yet mighty world of seeds. With vivid storytelling and infectious enthusiasm, Hanson explores the incredible diversity and long-lasting impact of these seemingly unassuming botanical miracles. As a renowned biologist, conservationist, and author, Hanson’s expertise and passion for the …
In “Dr. Tatiana’s Sex Advice to All Creation,” Olivia Judson offers a captivating exploration into the intricate world of sexual behavior throughout the animal kingdom. With her extensive knowledge as an evolutionary biologist, Judson takes readers on an eye-opening journey to unveil the astonishing diversity and astounding strategies employed by numerous species in their pursuit …
In the thought-provoking guidebook “How To ,” written by the brilliant Randall Munroe, readers embark on an unusual journey exploring the science behind various everyday scenarios. As a former NASA roboticist and the creator of the popular webcomic xkcd, Munroe blends his scientific expertise with his signature humor to present a collection of absurd yet …
In his acclaimed work, What Is This Thing Called Science, Alan Chalmers invites readers on an enlightening journey to explore the fundamental nature of science. Released in 1976, this seminal book continues to be highly regarded for its insights into the philosophy of science. Chalmers, an esteemed philosopher and science historian, delves deep into the …
A Planet of Viruses by Carl Zimmer presents a captivating exploration of the microscopic world of viruses and their profound influence on life on Earth. In this enlightening book, Zimmer, a highly acclaimed science writer and journalist, delves into the captivating realm of viruses, revealing their astonishing diversity, evolutionary origins, and their perpetual relationship with …
In What a Fish Knows, Jonathan Balcombe delves into the underwater world to unravel the mysteries that surround these often underestimated and misunderstood creatures. With astonishing discoveries and captivating anecdotes, Balcombe challenges our perceptions and uncovers the extraordinary lives fish lead. As a renowned ethologist and animal behavior researcher, Jonathan Balcombe has dedicated his career …
In “Woolly” by Ben Mezrich, readers are taken on an exhilarating journey into the world of de-extinction, where scientists strive to bring long-extinct creatures back to life. Through the captivating story of Dr. George Church and his team, Mezrich sheds light on the awe-inspiring potential and ethical dilemmas of this groundbreaking scientific endeavor. With his …