Peer review (book review series)
The lucrative business of science publishing
Letters: Readers discuss the pros and cons of open access to scientific journals
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The Doomsday Book: scenarios for the end of the world by Joel Levy.
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Who Built the Moon? by Christopher Knight & Alan Butler
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Looking for Life: searching the solar system by Paul Clancy, André Brack, Gerda Horneck
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Dinosaurs: a very short introduction by David Norman
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The Future of Technology. Edited by Tom Standage
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The Last Sorcerers: the path from alchemy to the periodic table by Richard Morris
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Extreme Textiles. Edited by Matilda McQuaid
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The Book Nobody Read by Owen Gingerich
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How to Make a Camel Smoothie ... and Other Surreal Sums by Gary Rimmer.
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The Genius Factory: Unravelling the mysteries of the Nobel Prize sperm bank by David Plotz
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The Grand Contraption by David Park
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Four Elements: Water, air, fire, earth by Rebecca Rupp.
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Surviving Armageddon: solutions for a threatened planet by Bill McGuire.
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A Natural History of Families by Scott Forbes.
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The Science of Middle-earth by Henry Gee.
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Consciousness: a very short introduction by Susan Blackmore.
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Poison Arrows by Stanley Feldman.
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Assembling the Tree of Life, ed Joel Cracraft and Michael J Donoghue.
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The Tunguska Fireball by Surendra Verma.
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