Furry Logic: The Physics of Animal Life 出版社: Bloomsbury Sigma; Reprint (2018年1月30日) 平装: 304页 语种： 英语 ISBN: 1472914112 条形码: 9781472914118 商品尺寸: 19.8 x 2.1 x 13.1 cm 商品重量: 259 g ASIN: 1472914112 商品描述 媒体推荐 "Durrani and Kalaugher approach their captivating material in a lighthearted fashion . . . The examples are often fascinating, but Durrani and Kalaugher’s larger message about the need to integrate the sciences is far more important." - Publishers Weekly "Light science reading that info ... 展开完整描述 ▼
Furry Logic: The Physics of Animal Life
出版社: Bloomsbury Sigma; Reprint (2018年1月30日)
平装: 304页
语种： 英语
ISBN: 1472914112
条形码: 9781472914118
商品尺寸: 19.8 x 2.1 x 13.1 cm
商品重量: 259 g
ASIN: 1472914112
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媒体推荐
"Durrani and Kalaugher approach their captivating material in a lighthearted fashion . . . The examples are often fascinating, but Durrani and Kalaugher’s larger message about the need to integrate the sciences is far more important." - Publishers Weekly
"Light science reading that informs while it entertains." - Kirkus Reviews
"Readers don"t need a background in physics to enjoy this engaging, educational title. Recommended for fans of popular science, including YA audiences." - School Library Journal
"Many readers will see the word physics in the subtitle and sheer away from this captivating work, but even the most phobic will be reassured as scientists and science editors Durrani and Kalaugher demonstrate how animals use physics in their daily lives." - Nancy Bent, Booklist
"A fun, informative chronicle of how myriad animals take advantage of the laws of physics." - Science News
"Furry Logic is an important book that is equally inspiring and humbling." - Science
作者简介
Matin Durrani is the editor of the international magazine Physics World. After receiving his Ph.D. on polymer physics at the Cavendish Laboratory, Durrani did a postdoc at the University of Cambridge before moving into publishing.
Liz Kalaugher is a science and environment writer based in Bristol, UK. Fascinated by animals since a childhood encounter with a squashed frog, she is a particular fan of bats, bees, and badgers. After winning journalism fellowships from the World Federation of Science Journalists and the European Geosciences Union, Liz has also reported on beluga whales in the Canadian Arctic and Finnish reindeer. She has a materials science degree from the University of Oxford and a PhD in thin-film diamond from the University of Bristol.
