Scientific American
Scientific American has written at least 23 books. Their most popular book is The New Science of Sex and Gender with 2 saves with an average rating of -⭐.
The New Science of Sex and Gender
ByScientific American
2021 • 2 Readers • 5h 55m
Scientific American: Science Desk Reference
ByScientific American
1999 • 1 Reader • 690 pages
Instant Egghead Guide: The Mind: The Mind
ByEmily Anthes,Scientific American,+1 more
2008 • 1 Reader • 240 pages
Instant Egghead Guide: Physics: Physics
ByBrian Clegg,Scientific American
2009 • 1 Reader • 218 pages
Triumph of Discovery: A Chronicle of Great Adventures in Science
ByScientific American
1995 • 1 Reader
Becoming Human: Our Past, Present and Future
ByScientific American
1 Reader
A.I. and Genius Machines
ByScientific American
1 Reader
The Secrets of Consciousness
ByScientific American
1 Reader
Dinosaurs!
ByScientific American
2014 • 1 Reader • 3
From Abuse to Recovery: Understanding Addiction
ByScientific American
1 Reader
The Scientific American Brave New Brain: How Neuroscience, Brain-Machine Interfaces, Neuroimaging, Psychopharmacology, Epigenetics, the Internet, and ... and Enhancing the Future of Mental Power
ByJudith Horstman,Scientific American
2010 • 1 Reader
Fact or Fiction: Science Tackles 58 Popular Myths
ByScientific American
1 Reader
The Scientific American Book of Love, Sex and the Brain
ByJudith Horstman,Scientific American
2011 • 1 Reader • 256 pages
The Scientific American Healthy Aging Brain
ByJudith Horstman,Scientific American
2012 • 1 Reader • 293 pages
Understanding Cloning (Science Made Accessible)
ByScientific American
Evolution
ByScientific American(Editor)
1978 • 363 pages
Understanding Germ Warfare (Science Made Accessible)
ByScientific American
Understanding Cosmology (Science Made Accessible)
ByScientific American
Understanding Artificial Intelligence (Science Made Accessible)
ByScientific American
Technology and economic development
ByScientific American
Scientific American's ask the experts
ByScientific American
2003 • 288 pages
Understanding the Genome
ByScientific American,George Olshevsky
2002 • 149 pages
The Scientific American Brave New Brain
ByJudith Horstman,Scientific American
2010 • 195 pages
Black Holes: Going to Extremes
ByScientific American