Review: Minute, Tough, and Copious

After publishing science-policy debates, and exercising upon literary detective stories Ludger Wess presents the world of bacteria in terms of popular science - entertaining and equally sound. Science can be fun to read. Mind the Gap!Reading time: 4 minRead more ...

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