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The New York Times Scientists at Work

By Laura Chang

The New York Times Scientists at Work Science

The New York Times Scientists at Work

By Laura Chang

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For the past 20 years, science readers all over the country have looked forward to reading The New York Times on Tuesdays, because that is when the Science Times section appears. One of the section's enduring features is the scientists at work column, in which a major scientist s profiled each week. The purpose of this column is two-fold: to bring attention to some of the most important work being done in science, and to associate a name and a face to that work. The columns are written by The Times's science journalists, who are some of best in the business: Gina Kolata, William Broad, Malcolm Browne, James Glanz, John Noble Wilford, Natalie Angier, Sandra Blakeslee, etc. The science is rigorously explained and the personalities are brought to life. Who are the most important scientist? (They'are not necessary the most recognisable names) What motivates them? What are their opinions? What are they like? What is their influence?
Product details
Binding:
Paperback
Edition:
illustrated
Number of Pages:
372
Release Date:
2000-07-01
Publication Date:
2000-07-27
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
Languages:
Original: English
ISBN10:
007135882X
ISBN13:
9780071358828
Weight:
953 g
Height:
188 cm
Width:
237 cm
Thickness:
23 cm
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