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Hugely readable and entertaining JIM AL-KHALILI

An accessible and crystal-clear portrait of this disciplines breadth, largely told through its history PHIL BALL, PHYSICS WORLD

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From zombie kittens to tickling machines: the most outrageous experiments from the history of science.

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Why do people cluster together in neighborhoods How do internet communities spring up from nowhere Why is a brain conscious even though no single neuron is What causes a media frenzy This title looks at how self-organising systems are changing the world.

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Sean Carroll explores how evolution has shaped nature's wondrous complexity and diversity, from insects to octopuses, from mice to men.

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Discover how the world really works in this spectacular journey through space and time that shows the fundamentals of science in groundbreaking visuals, from the Big Bang to Artificial Intelligence.

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Originally published as: Le particelle elementari by il Saggiatore S.r.l., Milano, 2017.

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Information on science, like geology, genetics, water, biology, and other science subjects.

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From one of the world's most influential and cited sociologists, Everything is Obvious reveals how variable is human common sense and how, as individuals, societies and businesses, we delude ourselves into thinking we can know the future.

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Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species", this title combines photographs of plants and animals with a concept-based text to express Darwin's greatest discovery to a general audience.

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Evolution is the most creative force in the universe. It has propelled the development of our world from the moment of the Big Bang through the various wonders of human achievement. This title presents a picture of how evolution is being perceived in the spiritual, philosophical, and scientific circles at the leading edge of contemporary culture.

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A reimagining of modern science and ancient mythology, and of what it means to be human.

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'Face to Face is not just a brilliant introduction to one of the most exacting areas of modern medicine, it's a humbling glimpse of humans at their best.' Sunday Times

So much of our identity and sense of self is vested in the face we see in the bathroom mirror every morning.

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This new book from the author of 'The Music of the Primes' combines a personal insight into the mind of a working mathematician with the story of one of the biggest adventures in mathematics: the search for symmetry.

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From a former RAF technician, a unique and gorgeously illustrated celebration of humankind's most ambitious undertaking: flight

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Tells the story of the author's lifelong struggle to solve the sea's mysteries, and shares his most surprising discoveries. It recounts how flotsam has changed the course of history-leading Viking mariners to safe harbours, Columbus to the New World, and Japan to open up to the West - and how it may even have made the origin of life possible.

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Discover why the odds are better than youd think in this mathematical tribute to the great coincidences of life

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A Financial Times Book of the Week

A fascinating, in-depth investigation into the complex landscape of misinformation from someone who has spent his career trying to combat fake news Angela Saini

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A Financial Times Book of the Week

A fascinating, in-depth investigation into the complex landscape of misinformation from someone who has spent his career trying to combat fake news Angela Saini

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Reveals the cutting edge of New Science and shows how established science disallows inquiry that challenges the status quo--even when it produces verifiable results.

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The original 1818 text of Mary Shelley's classic novel, with annotations and essays highlighting its scientific, ethical, and cautionary aspects.