good book on science - something to read like a novel and get 'inspired' (May/08/2009 )
this one is good, enjoyable and wonderous :-
"what a plant knows : a field guide to the senses." By Daniel Chamovitz
The biology Book of Christopher C. Tisdell is the best for DNA.
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Note: original post deleted and this one modified - Bob.
I'm new to the forum, but I have a new Amazon e-book that fits in this category. It is "Academania: My Life in the Trenches of Biomedical Research". It is a science memoir written in lay language for both scientists and non-scientists. Here is the link--
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PJJOLCA
Forgive me if this comes across as spam, but it seems to be the best way to get the book out there as a self-published author.
Can't believe nobody mentioned "The Eighth Day of Creation" yet ! This book changed the way I look at lab life.
andrewmason on Mon Oct 26 10:27:30 2009 said:
You did not generalized you question. Science is a very waste subject to cover in a single book. How ever you need to question properly for a specific subject you want.
:huh:Science is a very waste subject it seems 
edited this and yours to remove the spam. Thanks for info.
gvbdxz on Thu Jun 18 14:02:31 2015 said:
Can't believe nobody mentioned "The Eighth Day of Creation" yet ! This book changed the way I look at lab life.
which one? the one about the birth of molecular biology? or the one about philosophy?
mdfenko on Fri Jun 19 11:31:42 2015 said:
gvbdxz on Thu Jun 18 14:02:31 2015 said:
Can't believe nobody mentioned "The Eighth Day of Creation" yet ! This book changed the way I look at lab life.
which one? the one about the birth of molecular biology? or the one about philosophy?
The Horace Judson one about the birth of Molecular Biology.
James Watson: DNA: The Secret of Life