Web life: Science Salsa
A blog about communicating science in English and Spanish
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The right questions
Robert P Crease links philosophy with optical creatures called brittlestars
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A classy look through mathematics
Alex Bellos's engaging book investigates how mathematical laws and properties manifest themselves in the real world, says reviewer Dean Burnett
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Between the lines
Books about amazing everyday materials, big-seers and the atomic age, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Gardening in space
Robert P Crease on the success story of a courgette in space
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Towards a more plausible dragon
"Fermi problems" make up the heart of Charles Adler's book about the science of science fiction and fantasy, says reviewer Costas Efthimiou
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Web life: Super Planet Crash
A simple game based on orbital dynamics is a "gateway drug" for learning more about exoplanet science
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Scientific booms and busts
An investigation of scientific skills shortages, past and present, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Between the lines: mathematics special
Books that celebrate mathematics, from ancient Egypt to modern times, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Electricity, eels and evolution
The role of electric eels and other electrogenic animals in guiding early studies of electricity is revealed in this fascinating book, reviewed by Brian Rasnow
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