Philip Ball
1962
Philip Ball is a British science writer and editor. For over twenty years he has been an editor of the journal Nature for which he continues to write regularly. Besides articles for journals, magazines, and newspapers, he has authored books on science and broadcast on many occasions on radio and TV. - Wikipedia
Books
- The elements
- Invisible
- Beyond weird
- Material Computation Higher Integration In Morphogenetic Design
- Branches: Nature's patterns
- H2O
- Stories of the Invisible
- An Englishman Abroad
- Life's Matrix
- Patterns in nature
- Why society is a complex matter
- Designing the Molecular World
- Critical Mass Proof
- La Invencion del Color
- Made to Measure
- Cómo crear un ser humano
- Serving the Reich
- H2o Una Biografa Del Agua
- ELEGANT SOLUTIONS
- Brillante Denker, Kuhne Pioniere
- H2O
- La invención del color
- Morbo
- H2O - Biographie des Wassers
- Bright earth
- Yu zhi she hui
- The music instinct
- Serving The Reich The Struggle For The Soul Of Physics Under Hitler
- CRITICAL MASS
- Flow: Nature's Patterns
- The Ingredients
- The Self-Made Tapestry
- 30-Second Physics
- The water kingdom
- Curiosity
- The Sun And Moon Corrupted
- DEVIL'S DOCTOR
- Shapes: Nature's Patterns
- Universe of Stone
- Critical Mass
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