SCIENCE TODAY AND TOMORROW
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A revision of the 1989 edition which contains more than fifty percent new material and which is concisely, factually, yet popularly, a synthesis of scientific achievement in various fields. The author, an editor of The New York Times, covers innovations and inventions; science and warfare; industrial research and its frontiers since 1890; chemotherapy; atomic energy; brain waves and psycho-surgery; socialized medicine; electronics; the sun, the moon, stars and rockets. An all-age appeal, this new edition proves the success of the first.