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Managers can learn how to communicate effectively with those for whom they are responsible and also harness their ideas, views and experiences thereby obtaining effective results.... More

This book deals with Marie Sklodowska’s grit and enormous dedication to her work where girls were not allowed a university education. She was a winner of the Nobel Prize in the field of radioactivity along with her husband Pierre.... More

Edmond Halley dropped out of university to pursue his career in astronomy. He made such an impact in astronomy that a comet that orbits in the Universe now bears his name.... More

This book deals with Darwin’s major theories which are woven into the text in such a way as to appeal to all. It also details about his family life and work.... More

Galileo was the first scientist who used unconventional experiments to test theories. His astronomical observations broke the myth that the Earth was at the centre of the Universe.... More

This book is about Gregor Mendel and his discovery of the principles of genetics and heredity. A schoolteacher by profession, he used to spend time carrying out plant-breeding experiments.... More

Today, businesses can draw upon a vast array of learning materials to support their training—from text-based, visual and audio aids to sophisticated technological resources utilising computer-based training and multimedia. To be successful, materials need to be structured, succinctly written and d... More

A brilliant science populariser and award-winning writer John Gribbin tells the whole story of the micro-world, and the people who made the discoveries. An essential complement to Gribbin’s Companion to the Cosmos, Q is for Quantum is about the inner structure of everything — a quest which, like... More

Everybody is intrigued by ideas such as the Big Bang and black holes, and we all want to know how we fit into the Universe at large. Companion to the Cosmos is a user-friendly guide which nobody interested in the world around us can afford to be without.... More

The Birth of Time is an intriguing tale of false leads, blind alleys, and groping in the semi-dark towards the truth, told by a brilliant science writer who was involved, as a research astronomer, in the final breakthrough.... More