Titoli in Scienza

Spostarsi con le proprie gambe, senza consumare altro che la propria energia. Assaporare un passo più lento, accorgersi degli alberi, dei negozi, delle persone che incontriamo lungo il tragitto. Arrivare al lavoro svegli e pronti ad affrontare la giornata. Ma anche godersi il silenzio di un sentiero tra i campi, sfogare le emozioni spingendo sui pedali, o sapere che si potrà arrivare direttamente davanti al cinema senza preoccuparsi del parcheggio: sono tante le felicità possibili se si sceglie di vivere una vita a due ruote.

The stories, science, and business behind every crop. Twice a month on the Growing Produce Podcast, editors from American Fruit Grower, Western Fruit Grower, and American Vegetable Grower unpack the stories, science, and business behind American fruit and vegetable production. GrowingProduce.com

Quand la spiritualité s'éveille et nous accompagne dans l'épreuve Après plus de vingt ans d'enquête sur l'après-vie et la conscience, Stéphane Allix pense avoir trouvé des réponses sur la mort. Mais une question demeure : qu'est-ce qui nous donne la force de vivre, même au cœur des...

Xena FM is the free audio channel of Viretonaa Health Club, the public preventive-cardiology platform founded by Dr A M Thirugnanam, MD, MSICP, FSCAI, Ph.D., Senior Interventional Cardiologist, Hyderabad, India. Every episode is a full hour, in plain English, on what actually prevents heart attacks, strokes and diabetes: food, sugar, gut health, sleep, movement, stress, meditation, medicines and the tests that miss early disease. Interview format with Dr Thirugnanam as the guest. Educational content only; it is not a substitute for a consultation with your own doctor. New episodes weekly. ...

A pocket-sized celebration of animals that we should all treasure, from the author of The Golden Mole and Impossible Creatures and gorgeously illustrated by Chris Wormell. Napoleon had an orangutan called Rose, who ate turnips at the dinner table and stood when guests came into the room. She was...

A human history of birds—charting how our lives have been intimately connected with these winged creatures since we first evolved out of the trees From the ancient Egyptian mummified ibises to Yankee Doodle’s famous feathered cap, to the more obscure Arm and Hammer Company bird cards tucked...

Shares groundbreaking research on telepathy, precognition, and other anomalous abilities of consciousness Explores the philosophy of neutral monism and the interconnected nature of consciousness and physical reality Demonstrates how focused intention and consciousness can shape the...

True Crime with a twist: Caroline Frasers »Murderland« entlarvt, wie Umweltverschmutzung zu menschlichen Gewaltausbrüchen führt – anhand der Serienmorde in den USA in den 1970er und 80er Jahren In den 1970er- und 80er-Jahren war die verwüstete Industrielandschaft des pazifischen...

AI is not just changing what we do. It is changing who we are as thinkers. How do we get the best out of AI without making ourselves worse? AI promises effortless solutions and endless capacity. But the collision of human intelligence and machine intelligence has also started to create two...

A deep look into the way we interact with plants and how they can help us release our trauma, fears, and personal stress. Our Shadow consists of all of the unpleasant, even traumatic experiences that we encounter in our lives. It is where we store the pain of things that happen to us and how...

In A History of the World in Twelve Beans, food writer and history buff Joël Broekaert reveals how beans have profoundly shaped human history, culture, and society, through millennia and across continents. Beans have been long dismissed as the "common person's food"—a cheap and nutritious...

The natural world is burning. Time is running out. You know the story. So what possible role could something as flimsy as fiction play? From the pioneering pen of a continually visionary writer, Burning Snowflake is a rallying cry. Shrug off restrictions. Imagine radically. See fiction for what...

From incomparable creative force David Byrne, a brilliant and inspiring reckoning with how breakthroughs across the arts and sciences get forgotten, and how they get rediscovered It’s nice to believe in a meritocracy of ideas—genius is always recognized, innovation always seized upon and...

In this provocative reimagining of what it is to be a plant, an evolutionary biologist draws on a lifetime of research to offer a beguiling behind-the-scenes perspective on how plants really work—and how we truly depend on leaves for our survival. For readers of Entangled Life and An Immense...

A forest almanac for our time, rooted in a full year observing a rural woodland and its birds. Tapper’s groundbreaking first book How to Love a Forest offered a pragmatic and hopeful vision for our relationship with forests and other ecosystems. His new book, The Forest Year, lives inside the...

A paradigm-shifting achievement, built from the author’s own research, showing that pregnancy profoundly transforms our brains even more than adolescence does. Dispels “mommy brain” stereotypes and trailblazes new understanding at the core of humanity with warmth and compassion...

READ BY THE AUTHOR An insightful look at the science of explanation, using psychology, philosophy, and stories to reveal surprising truths about how we make sense of ourselves and the world Humans are explanation-seeking creatures. We wonder why there’s traffic, why a friend behaved a certain...

"Exciting and brilliantly reported . . . Roose makes the technology understandable while also conveying the historic nature of a new world being born." —Walter Isaacson, author of Elon Musk A New York Times Most Anticipated Nonfiction Book of 2026 This is the story of the twenty-first...

In Green Like God, Jonathan Merritt gently and insightfully observes that the Bible has a lot to say about environmental problems like unclean water, material waste, over consumption, air pollution, and global warming. In fact, Jonathan writes that "in the book of Genesis, God went green and...

America is unrivaled in our ability to solve tough problems and create bold, powerful solutions. That’s exactly what we need to do with the energy crisis we now face. We CAN become energy independent, while lowering prices at the pump today and developing innovative and effective energy...