The Whats of a Scientific Life: Global Science Education
Autor John R. Helliwellen Limba Engleză Hardback – 21 oct 2019
Key Features:
- Dissects what is science and its contexts
- Provides wide ranging case studies of science and discovery based directly on the author’s many decades in science
- The author has outstanding experience in mentoring and career development, and also in outreach activities for the public and students of all ages
- The world of science today involves a merger of ‘the sciences’ and the ‘social sciences’
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780367233020
ISBN-10: 0367233029
Pagini: 136
Ilustrații: 8
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: CRC Press
Colecția CRC Press
Seria Global Science Education
Locul publicării:Boca Raton, United States
ISBN-10: 0367233029
Pagini: 136
Ilustrații: 8
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: CRC Press
Colecția CRC Press
Seria Global Science Education
Locul publicării:Boca Raton, United States
Cuprins
Part I Introduction
1 What Is the Scientific Life?
2 What Is Physics?
3 What Is Chemistry?
4 What Is Biology?
Part II Scientific Career Choices: What to Do When Faced With …
5 Junctions
6 Crossroads
7 Roundabouts
8 Traffic Lights
9 Obstacles
10 Mountains
Part III Examples of What Science Delivers or Will Deliver in the Future
11 With Physics We Can See Atoms
12 Acceleration of Chemical Reactions by Catalysts: A Wonder of the Natural World
13 Understanding Colour: Paintings, Camouflage, Clothes and Cosmetics
14 The Universe Exists and the Big Bang ‘Start’ of the Universe: The ‘Red Shift’ and the Expansion of the Universe
15 Is There Life Elsewhere in the Universe? The Role of the Square Kilometre Array Radio Astronomy Project
16 Predicting Climate Change on Earth
Part IV Science and Mathematics: Across the Disciplines and Side by Side With Engineering
17 Science and Mathematics: Newtonian Dynamics and Molecular Dynamics
18 Science across the Disciplines: Curiosity Respects No Science Subject Boundaries
19 Science Side by Side with Engineering
Part V Science Is a Process
20 Successes Involve Striving to Avoid Failures in Science
Part VI A Trend: The Coming Together of the Sciences and the Social Sciences
21 The International Council for Science: A Very Important Event
Appendices My Reviews of Books Regarding the Whats of a Scientific Life
Appendix A1: The Social Function of Science, by J. D. Bernal
Appendix A2: The Effective Scientist: A Handy Guide to a Successful Scientific Career, by Corey J. A. Bradshaw
Appendix A3: Scientific Leadership, by J. W. (Hans) Niemantsverdriet and Jan-Karel Felderhof
Appendix A4: Managing Science: Developing Your Research, Leadership and Management Skills, by K. Peach
Appendix A5: Writing Chemistry Patents and Intellectual Property: a Practical Guide, by Francis J. Waller
Appendix A6: The Scientific Method: Reflections from a Practitioner, by M. di Ventra
1 What Is the Scientific Life?
2 What Is Physics?
3 What Is Chemistry?
4 What Is Biology?
Part II Scientific Career Choices: What to Do When Faced With …
5 Junctions
6 Crossroads
7 Roundabouts
8 Traffic Lights
9 Obstacles
10 Mountains
Part III Examples of What Science Delivers or Will Deliver in the Future
11 With Physics We Can See Atoms
12 Acceleration of Chemical Reactions by Catalysts: A Wonder of the Natural World
13 Understanding Colour: Paintings, Camouflage, Clothes and Cosmetics
14 The Universe Exists and the Big Bang ‘Start’ of the Universe: The ‘Red Shift’ and the Expansion of the Universe
15 Is There Life Elsewhere in the Universe? The Role of the Square Kilometre Array Radio Astronomy Project
16 Predicting Climate Change on Earth
Part IV Science and Mathematics: Across the Disciplines and Side by Side With Engineering
17 Science and Mathematics: Newtonian Dynamics and Molecular Dynamics
18 Science across the Disciplines: Curiosity Respects No Science Subject Boundaries
19 Science Side by Side with Engineering
Part V Science Is a Process
20 Successes Involve Striving to Avoid Failures in Science
Part VI A Trend: The Coming Together of the Sciences and the Social Sciences
21 The International Council for Science: A Very Important Event
Appendices My Reviews of Books Regarding the Whats of a Scientific Life
Appendix A1: The Social Function of Science, by J. D. Bernal
Appendix A2: The Effective Scientist: A Handy Guide to a Successful Scientific Career, by Corey J. A. Bradshaw
Appendix A3: Scientific Leadership, by J. W. (Hans) Niemantsverdriet and Jan-Karel Felderhof
Appendix A4: Managing Science: Developing Your Research, Leadership and Management Skills, by K. Peach
Appendix A5: Writing Chemistry Patents and Intellectual Property: a Practical Guide, by Francis J. Waller
Appendix A6: The Scientific Method: Reflections from a Practitioner, by M. di Ventra
Recenzii
“A lot of thought about what science is, and experience about what the scientific life involves, has gone into this book by John Helliwell. In fact John has become a figure head for his work in physics and chemistry and also delving into biology. His book is within the Global Science Education Book Series and which, close to my heart, is the important science education role that the Catalyst Science Discovery Centre and Museum in Widnes has and where I am the Chair of Trustees of the Charitable Trust that manages it. I warmly welcome this new book, not least in which John highlights enzyme catalysis and the International Year of the Periodic Table 2019, it even includes a photograph of Mendeleev’s visit to Manchester.”
- Dr Diana Leitch MBE, FRSC, Deputy University Librarian, University of Manchester, and Chair of Trustees of the Catalyst SDC and Museum, Widnes, UK
“A lot of thought about what science is, and experience about what the scientific life involves, has gone into this book by John Helliwell. In fact John has become a figure head for his work in physics and chemistry and also delving into biology. His book is within the Global Science Education Book Series and which, close to my heart, is the important science education role that the Catalyst Science Discovery Centre and Museum in Widnes has and where I am the Chair of Trustees of the Charitable Trust that manages it. I warmly welcome this new book, not least in which John highlights enzyme catalysis and the International Year of the Periodic Table 2019, it even includes a photograph of Mendeleev’s visit to Manchester.”
- Dr Diana Leitch MBE, FRSC, Deputy University Librarian, University of Manchester, and Chair of Trustees of the Catalyst SDC and Museum, Widnes, UK
"Helliwell endeavours to offer an intimate window into the world of the scientist. As an introduction and guide to best practices, challenges, and the future of the next generation scientist, this book achieves its most important goal: it is useful and interesting. It engages, resonates and manages to enchant. And it is well able to appeal to the broad readership identified by the author: scientific colleagues, an interested public, and schoolchildren (p.xii). This book and the earlier volumes in this trilogy represent an apt and invaluable legacy for an educator, mentor and champion of next generation science par excellence."
- Professor Jaqueline S. du Toit, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa for Crystallography Reviews, https://doi.org/10.1080/0889311X.2020.1822343
Full review available in support materials
- Dr Diana Leitch MBE, FRSC, Deputy University Librarian, University of Manchester, and Chair of Trustees of the Catalyst SDC and Museum, Widnes, UK
“A lot of thought about what science is, and experience about what the scientific life involves, has gone into this book by John Helliwell. In fact John has become a figure head for his work in physics and chemistry and also delving into biology. His book is within the Global Science Education Book Series and which, close to my heart, is the important science education role that the Catalyst Science Discovery Centre and Museum in Widnes has and where I am the Chair of Trustees of the Charitable Trust that manages it. I warmly welcome this new book, not least in which John highlights enzyme catalysis and the International Year of the Periodic Table 2019, it even includes a photograph of Mendeleev’s visit to Manchester.”
- Dr Diana Leitch MBE, FRSC, Deputy University Librarian, University of Manchester, and Chair of Trustees of the Catalyst SDC and Museum, Widnes, UK
"Helliwell endeavours to offer an intimate window into the world of the scientist. As an introduction and guide to best practices, challenges, and the future of the next generation scientist, this book achieves its most important goal: it is useful and interesting. It engages, resonates and manages to enchant. And it is well able to appeal to the broad readership identified by the author: scientific colleagues, an interested public, and schoolchildren (p.xii). This book and the earlier volumes in this trilogy represent an apt and invaluable legacy for an educator, mentor and champion of next generation science par excellence."
- Professor Jaqueline S. du Toit, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa for Crystallography Reviews, https://doi.org/10.1080/0889311X.2020.1822343
Full review available in support materials
Descriere
The book describes why we undertake science and discovery in various forms, and it explores the limits of discovery faced jointly by scientists and society in general. The author offers case studies and illustrates how researchers collaborate to tackle science challenges of a larger scope as well as educate future science students.