Holiday Gift Guide 2018
What holiday gift will you buy for your science pal? (Hopefully, you have one!) Ideally, you will buy him/her aContinue Reading
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Holiday Gift Guide 2018
What holiday gift will you buy for your science pal? (Hopefully, you have one!) Ideally, you will buy him/her aContinue Reading
6 Fossil Tomes You Need On Your Shelf
Whether you’re interested in dinosaurs or the extinct animals that came before and after the dinosaurs, 2018 has given youContinue Reading
Most Anticipated November Reads
Alice and Bob Meet the Wall of Fire: The Biggest Ideas in Science from Quanta by Thomas Lin IContinue Reading
Discuss: November Book Club Picks
The Perfect Swarm: The Science of Complexity in Everyday Life by Len Fisher The process of “self-organization” reveals itselfContinue Reading
Must-Have Genes for the Fall Season
I just started reading The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot (2010), the book any well-read genetics fan willContinue Reading
4 Ways to Start Enjoying Particle Physics
I’ve enjoyed many particle physics readers. You know what I’m talking about: storybooks that put you on the ground floor of theContinue Reading
Not for the Faint of Heart: Animals Books for October
Warning: Do not read if you are squeamish about innards, scared of being controlled by parasites and other real lifeContinue Reading
Most Anticipated October Reads
From the late great Stephen Hawking to first-time authors, covering topics on astronomy, quantum, and anatomy, here is a personal selectionContinue Reading
Discuss: October Book Club Picks
The Genius of Birds by Jennifer Ackerman As she travels around the world to the most cutting-edge frontiers ofContinue Reading
Illustrated Space Books for NASA’s Birthday
Happy 60th birthday, NASA! Naturally, every pop science book publisher wants to publish their outer space books in October thisContinue Reading
