Review
This series is designed to look at key scientific discoveries of the twentieth century, and to put them in context. Each book has a two-page introduction, six chapters, a timeine, glossary, a further information section with websites as well as books, and an index. Brightly coloured with photographs and diagrams in every double-page spread, and coloured 'facts' and 'remember' sections. The books represent a valuable resource for advanced study and will undoubtedly find favour amongst teachers and students alike. The Association for Science Education June 2006
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This fabulous new series takes key scientific developments from the last century and investigates how they came about, their creation or discovery, and their long-term effects. Each book places the development in the context of its time, to increase awareness of some of the amazing discoveries that have helped to shape the world today, and the key people behind each of these scientific milestones. The Discovery of Penicillin takes a reader on a journey from times when simple scratches could result in death, through Fleming's first suspicions about the society today. It explores the contribution of other scientists to this achievement and explains how and why penicillin has had such dramatic effects.
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