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Science in 100 Key Breakthroughs presents a series of clear and concise essays that explain the fundamentals of some of the most exciting and important science concepts you really need to know. Paul Parsons profiles the important, ground-breaking, and front-of-mind scientific discoveries that have had a profound influence on our way of life and will grow in importance with our advancing understanding. In 100 sections, this book provides an overview of the history of Western science, from astronomy and physics to geology, biology and psychology and everything in between. Starting with the origins of counting more than 35,000 years ago, Science in 100 Key Breakthroughs tells a rich and fascinating story of discovery, invention, gradual progress and inspired leaps of the imagination. Many key concepts and discoveries are defined and discussed including: The circumference of the Earth, Chaos theory, Algebra, Relativity, Newton's Principia, Brownian motion, Pi, Wave/particle duality, Germ theory, The computer, X-rays, The double helix, Viruses, The human genome. Readable, informative and thought-provoking, this is the ideal introduction to cutting-edge science and the essential overview for anyone who wants to learn more about these often daunting but increasingly essential subjects.
Introduction 6(2)
1 Counting
8(4)
2 Geometry
12(4)
3 Curvature of the Earth
16(4)
4 Astrometry
20(4)
5 Algebra
24(4)
6 Aviation
28(4)
7 Scientific method
32(4)
8 Heliocentric solar system
36(4)
9 Human anatomy
40(4)
10 Kepler's laws
44(4)
11 Astronomical telescope
48(4)
12 Calculus
52(4)
13 Newton s Principia
56(4)
14 Linnaean taxonomy
60(4)
15 Kinetic theory
64(4)
16 Principle of least action
68(4)
17 Galaxies
72(4)
18 Bayes's theorem
76(4)
19 Combustion
80(4)
20 Photosynthesis
84(4)
21 Deep time
88(4)
22 Conservation laws
92(4)
23 Vaccination
96(4)
24 Electricity
100(4)
25 Wave theory of light
104(4)
26 Atomic theory
108(4)
27 Molecules
112(4)
28 Navier-Stokes equations
116(4)
29 Greenhouse effect
120(4)
30 Ice ages
124(4)
31 Cell theory
128(4)
32 Anaesthetics
132(4)
33 Second law of thermodynamics
136(4)
34 Foucault's pendulum
140(4)
35 Natural selection
144(4)
36 Spectroscopy
148(4)
37 Maxwell's equations
152(4)
38 Germ theory
156(4)
39 Mendel's laws of inheritance
160(4)
40 Antiseptics
164(4)
41 Periodic table
168(4)
42 Out of Africa
172(4)
43 Nervous system
176(4)
44 X-rays
180(4)
45 Radioactivity
184(4)
46 Vitamins
188(4)
47 Viruses
192(4)
48 Rocket science
196(4)
49 Photons
200(4)
50 Special relativity
204(4)
51 Earth's core
208(4)
52 Radiometric dating
212(4)
53 The Burgess Shale
216(4)
54 Superconductors
220(4)
55 Continental drift
224(4)
56 General relativity
228(4)
57 Insulin
232(4)
58 Wave-particle duality
236(4)
59 Schrodiger's equation
240(4)
60 Penicillin
244(4)
61 Game theory
248(4)
62 Hubble's law
252(4)
63 Big Bang theory
256(4)
64 Antimatter
260(4)
65 Dark matter
264(4)
66 Ecology
268(4)
67 Radar
272(4)
68 Computers
276(4)
69 Splitting the atom
280(4)
70 Black holes
284(4)
71 DNA carries genes
288(4)
72 Semiconductor electronics
292(4)
73 Information theory
296(4)
74 Quantum electrodynamics
300(4)
75 The double helix
304(4)
76 Miller-Urey experiment
308(4)
77 Transplant surgery
312(4)
78 Lasers
316(4)
79 Parallel universes
320(4)
80 Chaos theory
324(4)
81 Quasars
328(4)
82 Higgs boson
332(4)
83 Cognitive psychology
336(4)
84 String theory
340(4)
85 Genetic engineering
344(4)
86 Hawking radiation
348(4)
87 Death of the dinosaurs
352(4)
88 Scanning tunnelling microscope
356(4)
89 Quantum entanglement
360(4)
90 Fullerenes
364(4)
91 Gene therapy
368(4)
92 Functional MRI scanners
372(4)
93 Evidence-based medicine
376(4)
94 Extrasolar planets
380(4)
95 Fermat's last theorem
384(4)
96 Cloning
388(4)
97 Deep Blue beats Kasparov
392(4)
98 Human genome
396(4)
99 Large Hadron Collider
400(4)
100 Synthetic life
404(4)
Glossary 408(2)
Index 410(5)
Picture credits 415
Dr Paul Parsons is a regular contributor to Nature, New Scientist and the Daily Telegraph. He frequently appears on BBC radio and his television credits include Richard & Judy and BBC Breakfast. He was formerly editor of the BBC's award-winning science and technology magazine Focus. The Science of Doctor Who (Icon Books), was longlisted for the Royal Society Prize for Science Books. His latest book is Science 1001 published by Quercus.