by Federico Di Trocchio · Alianza · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788420639888
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«Las mentiras de la ciencia» is a popular science essay by Federico Di Trocchio, published by Alianza in paperback (472 pages, in Spanish).
The essay reviews how and why scientists have resorted to deception throughout history: from the search for recognition to money, in the form of funding or patents, with famous cases such as those of Galileo or Newton. A well-documented work that invites reflection on ethics in science.
Winner of the Prismas Casa de las Ciencias Award for Science Communication (1996) and published in the El Libro de Bolsillo collection, Ciencia y Técnica series (no. 2500).
Aimed at readers curious about the history of science and the inner workings of scientific research.
