Visionen am Amazonas mein Leben mit Terence McKennaAutobiografischer Bericht über Kindheit und Leben des renommierten Ethnobotanikers Dennis McKenna, dem Bruder von Terence McKenna.
A manera de ensayo, Pérez Tamayo, con inigualable narrativa, expone los diez motivos que lo llevaron a ser científico aunque, como él mismo dice, "pero no se crea que […] tuve presentes [las razones] antes de escoger mi profesión".
Entramos en la era digital a través del poder de las grandes tecnológicas –Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple y Microsoft– y de su influencia en las nanociencias, las biotecnologías, la informática y las ciencias cognitivas.
Elon Musk: The Billionaire Engineering Humanity's FutureBy Evander KnoxWhat does it take to transform bold ideas into technologies that reshape the world and potentially the future of humanity?
A través de una narración que combina ingeniosamente el periodismo científico y la escritura personal, Sabrina Imbler se sumerge en las zonas más profundas del océano para indagar sobre el significado existencial de lo vivido y la conformación de su propia identidad.
Este libro surge de iniciativas académicas e investigativas que involu-cran las líneas del Grupo de investigación Nuevo Pensamiento Adminis-trativo GINPA, las cuales buscan mirar la complejidad de las organizacio-nes en el marco de las Ciencias humanas y sociales.
The Soul of a Lion, an engaging memoir by Willie Labuschagne, is an exhilarating journey which begins with the young conservationist's unique experiences with wild animals.
In this new biography of Chris Barnard we not only learn about the life of South Africa's most famous surgeon, from his Beaufort West childhood through his studies locally and abroad to his prominent marriages - and divorces - but James Styan also examines the impact of the historic heart transplant on Barnard's personal life and South African society at large, where apartheid legislation often made the difficulties of medicine even more convoluted.
What does it take for two people to form a lifelong bond of love, one strong enough to endure through the good and the bad, including the loss of two children?
STORIES OF A MEDIC IN NORTHERN ALASKAReal-Life Tales of Survival, Heroism, and Heartbreak from the Edge of the WildernessWhen the radio crackles in the frozen wilderness, there is no room for error.
The Last Sorcerer and the First Scientist Isaac Newton's Search for the Universe's Hidden CodeIn July 1936, the auction house of Sotheby's offered for sale three hundred and twenty-nine lots of manuscripts that had spent two centuries locked away in an English country house.
FROM RUINS I RISEA Memoir of Survival, Faith, and the Unbreakable Rise of a Woman Who Refused to Stay BrokenLife did not simply test her — it tried to burn her to ash.
Unlock the Ultimate Guide to Quantum AwakeningDive into the essence of quantum physics with this groundbreaking volume, a masterful synthesis of the ten greatest books about quantum physics.
The Accidental Survivor is a brutally honest, dryly funny memoir of a life lived at full throttle - often fuelled by questionable judgement and a persistent disregard for personal safety.
✓ Independent Publisher Book Award Silver Medal Winner — Aging Category✓ National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist — Aging✓ National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist — Nonfiction Cover Design✓ Readers' Favorite — Five-Star Professional Review When memory fades, what remains?
Alfred Nobel began his career as a brilliant inventor and industrialist, but his inventions—particularly the creation of dynamite—brought him more anguish than satisfaction.
BOOK DESCRIPTIONIn October 2025, the Nobel Committee announced what many consider the most remarkable collection of laureates in the prize's 124-year history.
Die Erbforscher Heinrich Poll, Günther Just und Fritz Steiniger haben vor und während der NS-Zeit umfangreich publiziert, sind jedoch bisher wenig beachtet worden.
Archibald Menzies (1754-1842) is recognized as an accomplished botanist but, as author Graeme Menzies has discovered, that is only a part of his story.
Alain Chauteau, huitième d’une fratrie de neuf enfants, père de quatre enfants et grand-père de cinq, raconte dans cet ouvrage son parcours marqué par la tristesse liée à son état de santé et par l’amour, nourri par les œuvres philosophiques qui l’ont guidé.
