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Author: Robert W. JacksonPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2007 The story of the visionary drive that created an engineering marvel learn more... |
Author: Ira LivingstonPub Date: November 2006 A shift in how we understand the world and ourselves, further displacing the nature/culture divide once so definitive for modernity learn more... |
Author: Leonard K. EatonPub Date: November 2006 The first biography of one of America's most brilliant civil engineers learn more... |
Author: Karol K. WeaverPub Date: September 2006 How slave healers inspired the Haitian Revolution, toppled the slave system in Saint Domingue, and led to the loss of France’s most productive New World colony learn more... |
Author: Santiago Ramón y CajalPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2006 Written by Nobel Prize-winning Ramón y Cajal and translated into English for the first time by MacArthur Fellow Laura Otis, these five ingenious, early science fiction tales take a politically subversive and wickedly microscopic look at the nature, allure, and danger of scientific curiosity. (Think Jules Verne!) learn more... |
Author: Lee Worth BaileyPub Date: October 2005 A rollicking romp through our hidden assumptions about modern, technological existence learn more... |
Author: Kevin WarwickPub Date: 2004 An engaging personal account of human enthusiasm, robot science, and the future learn more... |
Author: Kevin WarwickPub Date: 2004 Dystopian warnings about machine threats from a leading expert on robotics learn more... |
Author: Linda GordonPub Date: 2002 learn more... |
Author: Edited by Barbara MacKinnonPub Date: Cloth: 2000; Paper: 2002 As human cloning becomes even more probable, Human Cloning sets out to address the scientific, ethical, and public policy questions that will need to be addressed long before it becomes a reality. learn more... |
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