Marconi’s Chicken and 110 Other Scientific Jokes
- Scientific Jokes
- Categories:Popular Science
- Language:Italian（Translation Services Available）
- Publication Place:Italy
- Publication date:April,2022
- Pages:288
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:210mm×143mm
- Text Color:（Unknown）
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Over the last 150 years, scientific journals, research institutions, and scientists worldwide (including Nobel laureates) have devised spectacular pranks. This book collects them for the first time: ironic and provocative, these jokes often serve to expose prejudices and stereotypes, bringing unexpected scientific (and human) truths to light. A book to learn while laughing and laugh while learning.
Author
Vito Tartamella is the chief editor of the monthly magazine Focus. A graduate in Philosophy from the Catholic University of Milan, he teaches scientific journalism in various university master’s programs. He is the author of Nel cognome del popolo italiano (1995) and Parolacce (2006), and has won prestigious national awards for journalism and science communication.
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