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jangajarn
Hey all,
Does anybody know a book (about biological science preferably) which can be read like a novel? Like a life story of a scientist, or some random ramblings of a scientist wondering about nature, or anything which one can read and get inspired/thrilled. A good example would be "the Beautiful mind", which came as a movie later.
Thanks!
bioforum
James Watson: DNA: The Secret of Life


Craig Venter A Life Decoded: My Genome: My Life
GeorgeWolff
Sinclair Lewis - Arrowsmith
jangajarn
thanks guys.
drB
Check out - Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!

This book is an amazing novel. wink.gif
PhD


Cantors dilemma! Its very good smile.gif
GeorgeWolff
Sinclair Lewis - Arrowsmith
Paul de Kruif - Microbe Hunters
bob1
Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond - not strictly about biology, but a good read anyway.
The Future Eaters by Tim Flannery (actually any of his ones are excellent reads)
andrewmason
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. Church Supplies
courtney coles
James Watson: DNA: The Secret of Life is a nice one.....


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nightingale
Genome by Matt Ridley
it is a 23 chaptered SMALL book in which each chapter tells a story
about one gene discovered on that chromosome...

nice one smile.gif
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