An invaluable guide to successfully writing and publishing high-quality research in academic journals, aimed at students and researchers at all stages, particularly in the life and medical sciences. It draws on the author's wealth of experience coaching academics and teaching scientific writing to provide clear practical advice.
Exploring the intersection of art and mental health, this personal account by a long-term bipolar disorder sufferer highlights the therapeutic benefits of doodling and visual expression. Since 1998, the author has used art to externalize feelings, finding it particularly effective during depressive episodes. His eclectic creations, which resemble life forms, are accompanied by insightful commentary that reflects on their therapeutic impact. The volume includes a gallery of his work and an analysis of the connections between his art and his condition, making it a valuable resource for both medical professionals and those affected by bipolar disorder.
Exploring the fundamental question "What is life?", this book delves into contemporary cell and molecular biology, aiming to connect various aspects of biology for readers with basic knowledge. It examines the distinctions between living organisms and inanimate matter, providing a cohesive framework to discuss evolution, the origin of life, extraterrestrial existence, intelligence, and the evolution of the human brain and mind. The journey through these topics promises to unify disparate pieces of biological knowledge into a comprehensive understanding.