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Science in the contemporary world : an encyclopedia

Swedin, Eric Gottfrid · Santa Barbara, Calif : ABC-CLIO, 2005

Publisher
Santa Barbara, Calif : ABC-CLIO, 2005
ISBN
1851095241 (hardback : acid-free paper);1851095292 (eBook)
Dewey classification
503
Language
English

Summary

"In 1950, no one had heard of quarks, no one knew the structure of DNA, and no manufactured object had left the gravitational pull of Earth. Now these are all commonplace. This work details the people and discoveries that brought disease eradication, desktop computers, close up looks of outer space, and a sense of wonder at what the human mind can accomplish. This is the age of science, this is the book to present that age to the reader."--BOOK JACKET

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001Control number15942
005Date and time of latest transaction19 Feb 2011, 15:35
008Fixed-length data elements041112s2005 cau be 001 0 eng
010Library of Congress control number000026374670 2004026950
020International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
  • 1851095241 (hardback : acid-free paper)
  • 1851095292 (eBook)
035System control numberRMITb10912117
040Cataloging sourceDLC eng DLC DLC OrLoB-B
041Language codeeng
042Authentication codepcc
050Library of Congress call numberQ121 .S94 2005
082Dewey Decimal call number503 Sci-W
100Main entry – personal nameSwedin, Eric Gottfrid.
245Title statementScience in the contemporary world : an encyclopedia / Eric G. Swedin.
260Publication, distribution, etc. (imprint)Santa Barbara, Calif. : ABC-CLIO, 2005
263Projected publication date0503
300Physical descriptionp. cm.
440Series statement / added entry – titleABC-CLIO's history of science series
504Bibliography, etc. noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520Summary, etc."In 1950, no one had heard of quarks, no one knew the structure of DNA, and no manufactured object had left the gravitational pull of Earth. Now these are all commonplace. This work details the people and discoveries that brought disease eradication, desktop computers, close up looks of outer space, and a sense of wonder at what the human mind can accomplish. This is the age of science, this is the book to present that age to the reader."--BOOK JACKET.
650Subject added entry – topical termScience--Encyclopedias.
999CollectionDownloads