11 Fantastic Science Books to Binge Over the Holidays | Science - WIRED
Snuggle up with your favorite display technology and ignite your neurons with these science books from 2018, recommends WIRED Staff.
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This year brought no shortage of great science-themed books.
Spurred by rapid advances in biotech, the writer Carl Zimmer spun a
personal tale around the emerging science of heredity. Investigative
reporter John Carreyrou exposed the rotten business at the heart of
Theranos, the blood-testing startup built on air. Our past also proved bountiful, with books on that time we made teenage girls glow until their bones rotted (The Radium Girls), and when competing visionaries dueled over how to steward our one and only world (The Wizard and the Profit). If that all seems a bit much, we've got an escape hatch: psychedelics. Lots of them, as recounted by Michael Pollan.
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