Science + History
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Science + History
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Science + History
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- The triumph of numbers, how counting shaped modern life, I. Bernard Cohen
- Making the monster, the science behind Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Kathryn Harkup
- The ascent of man, J. Bronowski
- Seeing further, the story of science, discovery, and the genius of the Royal Society, edited & introduced by Bill Bryson ; contributing editor, Jon Turney
- The ten most beautiful experiments, George Johnson
- The ascent of science, Brian L. Silver
- Science, a four thousand year history, Patricia Fara
- The scientists, a history of science told through the lives of its greatest inventors, John Gribbin
- Horizons, the global origins of modern science, James Poskett
- Nuts and bolts, seven small inventions that changed the world in a big way, Roma Agrawal
- Lost discoveries, the ancient roots of modern science--from the Babylonians to the Maya, Dick Teresi
- The prism and the pendulum, the ten most beautiful experiments in science, Robert P. Crease
- Galileo goes to jail, and other myths about science and religion, edited by Ronald L. Numbers
- Asimov's chronology of science and discovery, Isaac Asimov
- Every living thing, man's obsessive quest to catalog life, from nanobacteria to new monkeys, Rob R. Dunn ; preface by E.O. Wilson
- Ways of knowing, a new history of science, technology, and medicine, John V. Pickstone
- The science of liberty, democracy, reason, and the laws of nature, Timothy Ferris
- The Cambridge dictionary of scientists, David Millar ... [and others]
- Scientific development and misconceptions through the ages, a reference guide, Robert E. Krebs
- A most damnable invention, dynamite, nitrates, and the making of the modern world, Stephen R. Bown
- The knowledge machine, how irrationality created modern science, Michael Strevens
- The harmonious universe, the beauty and unity of scientific understanding, Keith J. Laidler
- The story of science, Einstein adds a new dimension, Joy Hakim
- Cleopatra's nose, essays on the unexpected, by Daniel J. Boorstin ; edited by Ruth F. Boorstin
- Einstein's luck, the truth behind some of the greatest scientific discoveries, John Waller
- Nonsense on stilts, how to tell science from bunk, Massimo Pigliucci
- Companion to the history of modern science, edited by R.C. Olby ... [and others]
- Science, 100 scientists who changed the world, Jon Balchin
- Lost science, astonishing tales of forgotten genius, Kitty Ferguson
- The scientific 100, a ranking of the most influential scientists, past and present, John Simmons
- Theories for everything, an illustrated history of science from the invention of numbers to string theory, [John Langone, Bruce Stutz, and Andrea Gianopoulos]
- The upright thinkers, the human journey from living in trees to understanding the cosmos, Leonard Mlodinow
- The cat in the box, a history of science in 100 experiments, Mary Gribbin and John Gribbin
- A brief history of creation, science and the search for the origin of life, Bill Mesler and H. James Cleaves II
- The discoverers, Daniel J. Boorstin
- The story of science, Newton at the center, Joy Hakim
- Scientific interests in the Old South, by Thomas Cary Johnson, Jr
- From Galileo to Newton, 1630-1720, A. Rupert Hall
- Curiosity, how science became interested in everything, Philip Ball
- The icepick surgeon, murder, fraud, sabotage, piracy, and other dastardly deeds perpetrated in the name of science, Sam Kean
- Great feuds in science, ten of the liveliest disputes ever, Hal Hellman
- Milestones of science, Curt Suplee
- Pavlov's dogs and Schrödinger's cat, scenes from the living laboratory, Rom Harré
- The sun, the genome & the Internet, tools of scientific revolutions, Freeman J. Dyson
- A short history of nearly everything, Bill Bryson
- The invention of science, a new history of the scientific revolution, David Wootton
- The history of modern science, a guide to the second scientific revolution, 1800-1950, Stephen G. Brush
- The scientist as rebel, Freeman Dyson
- The great equations, breakthroughs in science from Pythagoras to Heisenberg, Robert P. Crease
- Chronology of science, from Stonehenge to the Human Genome Project, consulting editor, Lisa Rosner
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