An Illustrated History of Science: From Agriculture to Artificial Intelligence
By (Author) Mary Cruse
Arcturus Publishing Ltd
Arcturus
15th November 2019
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Society and Social Sciences
509
Hardback
256
Width 225mm, Height 280mm
In An Illustrated History of Science Mary Cruse takes readers on a fascinating journey through the evolution of this discipline in its many strands. Throughout the centuries our conception of what constitutes 'science' has developed hugely - from ancient natural philosophers and medieval alchemists to Renaissance scholars and Enlightenment reformers. Modern science evokes images of bubbling test tubes and spotless lab coats but this limited perception inhibits us in truly understanding the progress of science throughout history. Cruse does not fall into this trap.
Learn about the development of agricultural tools the study of weather patterns mapmaking mathematics and modern geology. Delve into the cutting-edge science of the 21st century - genetic engineering artificial intelligence sustainable energy projects. Cruse even speculates on which breakthroughs are yet to come...
Mary Cruse is a writer, journalist and science communicator, who began her career working as a publicist for a particle accelerator. Over the course of her career, Mary has edited Inside Diamond magazine, worked as a science columnist for the Oxford Mail, and supported science communications for the UK's synchrotron, the Science and Technology Facilities Council and the Wellcome Trust.