Educational: Sciences, general science

How does a rollercoaster work?

Who would win the Olympic gold medals if all the competitors were animals?

This book looks at how shadows are created.

Dozens of astronauts travel to space every year, but what makes these amazing trips possible?

Learn to outsmart your classmates with the tips in this exciting, top secret book!

Get your sports-loving kid excited about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math By integrating the thrill of learning into the context of basketball,Learning STEM from Basketballpresents an educational slam dunk.

Get your sports-loving kid excited about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math By integrating the thrill of learning into the context of baseball,Learning STEM from Baseball presents a whole new ball game.

Supplementary science books not only interest and excite young students,but also stimulate their interest in the subject.

Supplementary science books not only interest and excite young students,but also stimulate their interest in the subject.

Exams play a major role in the lives of not just during acadenic pursuits,but later in the career too.

Exams play a major role in the lives of not just during acadenic pursuits,but later in the career too.

Frederick Banting was a surgeon and a decorated war hero when he had the idea to develop insulin in 1920, This achievement earned him the 1923 Nobel Prize for medicine, a knighthood, and the gratitude of diabetics around the world.

Contents:The microbes thriving in our bowelsHidaya AlioucheSpotlightSaving the red apeKatie FrimstonBioethicsGenome editing: promises and problemsJohn BryantFighting fluSaira Hussain'Controlled variable' and 'control group'Martin RowlandCultivating clonesLiz SheffieldInterfaceModelling wildlife corridors: a tool for creating habitat in fragmented landscapesLydia ColeUpgradeWill examiners penalise my poor English?

How did the universe start?

Electric vehicles: how do they work?

Communications theorist Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980) predicted the effects of electronic media on modern culture as early as 1964.

Allergy explosion: why our immune systems react to harmless substancesCiara GartshoreBioethicsPractical ethics and prenatal screeningRebecca BennettUpgradeSuccess with successionMartin RowlandSpeciation and the tube mosquitoRobert SpoonerCollagen and scurvy: understanding the connectionEliana LingardBird adaptations for runningKevin MoffatTau protein: microtubule supporter or dementia driver?

This A-level magazine makes cutting-edge biology research accessible and relevant for students, supporting them to get their best grade.

Viking navigationIsotopes of hydrogenPhysics online: The race to the Moon: 50 years onSkillset: Measuring the Planck constantWho are they?

Sustainable buildingWhat use are theories?

CONTENTSWhere is the North Pole?

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This title is a fantastic first guide to everything about the Human Body from hearts to hiccups, that will captivate curious young minds.

This A-level chemistry magazine provides up-to-date articles specially written for students to help them gain the highest grade.

Partitioning proteins: the blobs that won a Nobel prizeWonders of chemistry: Chameleon colour changesWhere would we be without chlorine?

With this book, children can unlock the mysteries of maths and discover the wonder of numbers.

ContentsBouncing bombs: the physics behind the Dambusters raidSkillset: OscillationsMathskit: Simple harmonic motionWho were they?

CONTENTSAre vehicle exhaust fumes damaging our health?

What is needed for life?

Richard Hammond - TV presenter and self-confessed mystery addict - is on a quest to uncover the truth behind the rumours and whispers around some of the world's strangest ancient mysteries.

This A-level magazine makes cutting-edge biology research accessible and relevant for students, supporting them to get their best grade.

This A-level magazine makes cutting-edge biology research accessible and relevant for students, supporting them to get their best grade.

Organic nitrogen: the secret killer in Chinese megacitiesFocus on industry: FrackingEncounter: Chemistry with altitudeWorth reading: The Private Life of AtomsIn pictures: What shape is my molecule?

This A-level physics magazine provides up-to-date articles specially written for students to help them gain their highest grade.

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