by David Bodanis · Little, Brown Book Group Limited · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780349117669
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«Electric Universe» is David Bodanis's science essay, published by Little, Brown Book Group Limited in paperback, in English.
The book narrates how electricity went from being a scientific curiosity to a central force in modern life. Bodanis follows Volta, Faraday, Bell, and Turing, and explains electromagnetism, the structure of the atom, and the workings of the brain, among other advances that changed technology.
The book won the Royal Society Science Book Prize (Aventis Prize) in 2006. Bodanis is also the author of E=mc².
For readers interested in the history of science, physics, and technology, and in the personal stories of the great inventors.
David Bodanis is a London-based American speaker, business advisor and writer of nonfiction books, including E=mc2: A Biography of the World's Most Famous Equation (2001), which was translated into 20 languages.
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