
Philip Ball
Also known as
Ball, Philip
Philip Ball is a British science writer and editor. For over twenty years he has been an editor of the journal Nature for which he continues to write regularly. Besides articles for journals, magazines, and newspapers, he has authored books on science and broadcast on many occasions on radio and TV. - Wikipedia
Born 1962-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2644393A
Top Subjects
- Pattern formation (Biology) (6)
- Popular science (5)
- Science (5)
- Pattern formation (Physical sciences) (5)
- Science/Mathematics (4)
- Physics (4)
- Chaotic behavior in systems (4)
Books by Philip Ball
Total count: 45
Designing the molecular worldchemistry at the frontierPrinceton University Press1994-01-01
Made to measurenew materials for the 21st centuryPrinceton University Press1997-01-01
The self-made tapestrypattern formation in natureOxford University Press1999-01-01
H20A Biography of WaterWeidenfeld & Nicolson Ltd1999-09-01
Made to MeasureNew Materials for the 21st CenturyNew Ed editionPrinceton University Press1999-09-13-
More than meets the eye at the V&Aa self-guided tour around the V&A galleries, taking visitors through a series of eye-openers which reveal the interplay between artistic expression, scientific understanding and technological innovation : 6 September to 3 November 2000The Royal Society2000-01-01
Life's MatrixA Biography of WaterFarrar Straus Giroux2000-06-01
H2ONew Ed editionPhoenix (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd )2000-10-05
Bright earththe invention of colourViking2001-01-01
Stories of the invisiblea guided tour of moleculesOxford University Press2001-01-01
H2O - Biographie des Wassers.Piper2001-08-01
The ingredientsa guided tour of the elementsOxford University Press2002-01-01
Stories of the InvisibleA Guided Tour of MoleculesOxford University Press, USA2002-10-23
Moleculesa very short introductionOxford University Press2003-01-01
The IngredientsA Guided Tour of the ElementsOxford University Press, USA2003-01-16-
Critical Mass ProofHeinemann2003-07-17
La invención del colorEdiciones Turner2003-11-30
MorboNew Ed editionWSC Books Limited2003-12-12-
Critical masshow one thing leads to another : being an enquiry into the interplay of chance and necessity in the way that human culture, customs, institutions, cooperation and conflict ariseHeinemann2004-01-01
The elementsa very short introductionOxford University Press2004-01-01
Critical MassWilliam Heinemann Ltd2004-01-22
Within the Stone 2005 Super Deluxe Calendar2005 Wall Calendar editionBrowntrout Publishers2004-06-15
The ElementsA Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)Oxford University Press, USA2004-07-30
An Englishman AbroadEbury Press2004-08-12
La Invencion del ColorFondo de Cultura Económica2004-09-01-
I am differentthe life and times of ParacelsusWilliam Heinemann2005-01-01
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The devil's doctorParacelsus and the world of Renaissance magic and scienceWilliam Heinemann2006-01-01
Brillante Denker, Kuhne PioniereWiley-VCH2007-06-15
The sun and moon corruptedPortobello2008-01-01
Universe of StoneHarperCollins2008-01-01
Flow: Nature's PatternsA Tapestry in Three Parts (Natures Patterns)Oxford University Press, USA2008-05-19
Branches: Nature's patternsa tapestry in three parts (Natures Patterns)Oxford University Press, USA2008-05-19
Shapes: Nature's PatternsA Tapestry in Three Parts (Natures Patterns)Oxford University Press, USA2008-05-19
Yu zhi she huiqun ti xing wei de nei zai fa ze = Critical mass : how one thing leads to anotherDi 2 ban2010-01-01
The music instincthow music works and why we can't do without itBodley Head2010-01-01
The music instincthow music works and why we can't do without itOxford University Press2010-01-01
Nature's patternsa tapestry in three partsOxford University Press2011-01-01
Curiosityhow science became interested in everythingThe Bodley Head2012-01-01-
Why society is a complex mattermeeting twenty-first century challenges with a new kind of scienceSpringer2012-01-01
Serving the Reichthe struggle for the soul of physics under HitlerThe University of Chicago Press2014-01-01-
Invisiblethe dangerous allure of the unseenThe Bodley Head2014-01-01
Patterns in naturewhy the natural world looks the way it does2016-01-01
The water kingdoma secret history of ChinaThe University of Chicago Press2017-01-01
Beyond weirdwhy everything you thought you knew about quantum physics is different2018-01-01-
Tomás Saracenocómo atrapar el universo en una telarañaMuseo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires2018-01-01