Magill's science annual 2001

essays on major scientific breakthroughs and events of 2000

By Spradley, Joseph L

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ISBN
978-0-89356-975-4
Publisher
Pasadena, Calif : Salem Press, c2001.


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Library Journal

Reviewed on February 15, 2002

Although these two titles would seem to be very similar in purpose and content, they are actually quite different. Magill's is a new annual series, similar to encyclopedia yearbooks, that highlights the year's most important developments in science. The volume begins with two introductory essays that provide an overview of what happened in the previous year and what to look for in the upcoming year. Following are eight sections, each devoted to a major scientific field such as astronomy and space, life sciences and genetics, and applied technology. Each section starts with the year in review for that field, followed by five to 16 essays providing details of key events and a list of resources for students and teachers. The last sections include a time l...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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