Now reading: Deep Medicine by Eric Topol.
Now Reading: Deep Medicine
Now Reading: Dracula
Now reading: Dracula by Bram Stoker
One of those books you think you know, but surprisingly never read. I am enjoying it far more than I thought.
Now Reading: She has her mother’s laugh
Now reading: “She has her mother’s laugh: the powers, perversions and potential of heredity” by David Grann.
Catching up with some reading – drug discovery and synthetic life
Catching up with some reading. Very timely, PhysicsWorld is covering some new developments in high-spec mass spectroscopy and drug discovery. While The Economist’s front cover is about synthetic biology. Yay!
Soupy twist!
Now Reading: Brainstorm
Now reading: Brainstorm by Suzanne O’Sullivan. Detective stories from the world of neurology.
Now reading: Spectacles
Now reading “Spectacles”, a memoir by Sue Perkins.
Now Reading: Patient H. M.
Now reading “Patient H. M.” by Luke Dittrich. An interesting account of the early attempts to understand the human brain and the development of neuroscience, intertwined with personal accounts, unexpected revelations and surprising facts. As the subtitle of the book says: “A story of memory, madness and family secrets”
Now Reading: This is Going to Hurt
Now reading: This is going to hurt, by Adam Kay
Now Reading: Solar Bones
Now Reading: Solar Bones by Mike McCormack
Now reviewing: Hyperspace
Now reviewing: Hyperspace by Michio Kaku.
