Nibbling on Einstein's Brain: The Good, the Bad and the Bogus in Science

by Diane Swanson

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Discusses the ways that scientific research can be faulty, inadequate, or phony, how this type of research can affect your life, and how you can know the difference between good science and bad science.

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Diane Swanson is an awardwinning author of over forty books. She specializes in natural history and science with a style that engages readers while it informs. Warren Clark's comical illustrative style makes a convincing argument that being a scientific sleuth can be fun

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Nonfiction, Teen
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507.2Natural sciences & mathematicsScienceEducation, research, related topicsResearch
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Q175.2 .S93ScienceScience (General)General
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