Philip Ball
Author · 1962

Philip Ball

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

Works

Invisible
2014
Bright earth
2001
Critical Mass
2004
The elements
2004
Universe of Stone
2008
An Englishman Abroad
2004
H2O - Biographie des Wassers.
2001
The sun and moon corrupted
2008
Critical mass
2004
Curiosity
2012
Life's Matrix
2000
Nature's patterns
2008
The devil's doctor
2006
Branches: Nature's patterns
2008
Brillante Denker, Kuhne Pioniere
2007
Critical Mass Proof
2003
Flow: Nature's Patterns
2008
H20
1999
H2O
2000
The Ingredients
2003
La invención del color
2003
La Invencion del Color
2004
Made to Measure
1999
Morbo
2003
The Self-Made Tapestry
2001
Stories of the Invisible
2002
Designing the Molecular World
CRITICAL MASS: HOW ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER
Nature's patterns
2011
Material Computation Higher Integration In Morphogenetic Design
2012
The music instinct
2010
DEVIL'S DOCTOR: PARACELSUS AND THE WORLD OF RENAISSANCE MAGIC AND SCIENCE
ELEGANT SOLUTIONS: TEN BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENTS IN CHEMISTRY
2005
H2o Una Biografa Del Agua
2010
Designing the molecular world
1994
The ingredients
2002
Life's matrix
2000
Made to measure
1997
Molecules
2003
More than meets the eye at the V&A
2000
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