Quantities, Symbols, Units, and Abbreviations in the Life Sciences: A Guide for Authors and Editors

Gale Group

<p>Described by Catholic World (2006) as a treasure trove for beginning literacy in the disciplines of science, technology, and ethics, the 2005 edition of <em>Encyclopedia Of Science, Technology, and Ethics (ESTE)</em> is being revised to include new analytical and interpretive essays on the events, scholarship, people, and legal decisions that have marked the period since the first edition was researched and published. In addition, to help make ESTE more global and interdisciplinary in scope and reach, the second edition will engage consultants from ethics centers around the world, and will feature the revised title <em>Ethics, Science, Technology, and Engineering: A Global Resource</em>. Highlights of the new edition include an updated glossary and chronology, in addition to scores of new entries, hundreds of revised entries, and more than 300 graphics/images. To be published in four volumes by Macmillan Reference USA, an imprint of Gale/Cengage Learning. 01

Lerner, Lee

<p><em>Discoveries in Modern Science: Exploration, Invention, Technology</em> will cover more than 300 of the most important scientific discoveries as defined by a Board of scientists and historians. The set aims to present an in-depth treatment of curiosity-led science, as well as directed research that led to important inventions and technologies. It will spark curiosity and engagement among readers, ranging from advanced high school students, to those in college and universities, as well as educated readers. 01

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