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Plastic Fantastic : How the Biggest Fraud in Physics Shook the Scientific World

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ISBN
9780230623842
Book Title
Plastic Fantastic : How the Biggest Fraud in Physics Shook the Scientific World
Item Length
9.2in
Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Publication Year
2010
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7in
Author
Eugenie Samuel Reich
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Science
Topic
Physics / Quantum Theory, Philosophy & Social Aspects, Cultural Heritage, Science & Technology
Item Width
6.2in
Item Weight
10.9 Oz
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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Schn's discovery of a plastic that worked as a superconductor was noted as a scientific triumph before revelations that his discoveries were fake. This book analyzes the fraud and considers pressures that force unscrupulous behaviour from science's rising stars.

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Publisher
St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10
0230623840
ISBN-13
9780230623842
eBay Product ID (ePID)
77878669

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Book Title
Plastic Fantastic : How the Biggest Fraud in Physics Shook the Scientific World
Author
Eugenie Samuel Reich
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Physics / Quantum Theory, Philosophy & Social Aspects, Cultural Heritage, Science & Technology
Publication Year
2010
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Science
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
6.2in
Item Weight
10.9 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Qc16.S26456r45 2010
Reviews
Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science., Reich's readable account of a fairly recent science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated--and whence occasionally comes forth ssomething that should not have seen the light of day., In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked., Financial Times Book of the Year: "A brilliant study of scientific fraud." New Scientist Book of the Year: "Reich's account is meticulously researched, based on interviews with over 120 scientists, friends and editors. It is gripping stuff: a surprising page-turner that is well worth reading." Plastic Fantasticoffers a compelling, timely and well-writtendissection of our era's most outrageousscientific fraud, and of what it means for science today."--American Scientist Magazine "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated-and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day."--John Derbyshire,The Wall Street Journal "Reich pursues this affair in depth…does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case"-Martin Blume,Nature "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated-and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day."-John Derbyshire,The Wall Street Journal "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -Jörg Blech, author ofInventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -Amir Aczel, author ofFermat's Last Theorem, "Reich's account is meticulously researched, based on interviews with over 120 scientists, friends and editors. It is gripping stuff: a surprising page-turner that is well worth reading."-New Scientist "…a wonderful piece of forensic writing."--Financial Times "Reich pursues this affair in depth…does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case"-Martin Blume,Nature "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated-and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day."-John Derbyshire,The Wall Street Journal "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -Jörg Blech, author ofInventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -Amir Aczel, author ofFermat's Last Theorem, 'Reich's account is meticulously researched, based on interviews with over 120 scientists, friends and editors. It is gripping stuff: a surprising page-turner that is well worth reading.' - New Scientist ' . . .a wonderful piece of forensic writing.' - Financial Times 'Reich pursues this affair in depth . . .does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schn case.' - Martin Blume, Nature 'Reich's readable account of a fairly recent science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated - and whence occasionally comes forth something that should not have seen the light of day.' - John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal 'Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science.' - Jrg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills 'In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked.' - Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist 'A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner.' - Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem, " Plastic Fantastic offers a compelling, timely and well-written dissection of our era's most outrageous scientific fraud, and of what it means for science today." -- American Scientist Magazine "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated--and whence occasionally comes forth ssomething that should not have seen the light of day." -- John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal "Reich pursues this affair in depth...does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case" -- Martin Blume, Nature "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -- Jörg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -- Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -- Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem, Financial Times Book of the Year: "A brilliant study of scientific fraud." New Scientist Book of the Year: "Reich's account is meticulously researched, based on interviews with over 120 scientists, friends and editors. It is gripping stuff: a surprising page-turner that is well worth reading." Physics WorldBook of the Year: "Top-notch stuff" "Plastic Fantasticoffers a compelling, timely and well-writtendissection of our era's most outrageousscientific fraud, and of what it means for science today."--American Scientist Magazine "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated-and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day."--John Derbyshire,The Wall Street Journal "Reich pursues this affair in depth…does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case"-Martin Blume,Nature "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -Jörg Blech, author ofInventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -Amir Aczel, author ofFermat's Last Theorem, Financial Times Book of the Year: "A brilliant study of scientific fraud." New Scientist Book of the Year: "Reich's account is meticulously researched, based on interviews with over 120 scientists, friends and editors. It is gripping stuff: a surprising page-turner that is well worth reading." Physics World Book of the Year: "Top-notch stuff" "Plastic Fantastic offers a compelling, timely and well-writtendissection of our era's most outrageousscientific fraud, and of what it means for science today."--American Scientist Magazine "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validatedand whence occasionally comes forth something that should not have seen the light of day."--John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal "Reich pursues this affair in depth...does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schon case"Martin Blume, Nature "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." Jorg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem, A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner., "Plastic Fantastic offers a compelling, timely and well-written dissection of our era's most outrageous scientific fraud, and of what it means for science today."--American Scientist Magazine "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated-and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day."--John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal "Reich pursues this affair in depth…does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case"-Martin Blume, Nature "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -Jörg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem,   "Plastic Fantastic offers a compelling, timely and well-written dissection of our era's most outrageous scientific fraud, and of what it means for science today."--American Scientist Magazine   "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated-and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day."--John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal   "Reich pursues this affair in depth...does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case"-Martin Blume, Nature   "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -Jörg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills   "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist   "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem  , " Plastic Fantastic offers a compelling, timely and well-written dissection of our era's most outrageous scientific fraud, and of what it means for science today." -- American Scientist Magazine "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated--and whence occasionally comes forth ssomething that should not have seen the light of day." -- John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal "Reich pursues this affair in depth...does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schn case" -- Martin Blume, Nature "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -- Jrg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -- Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -- Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem, Financial Times Book of the Year: "A brilliant study of scientific fraud." New Scientist Book of the Year: "Reich's account is meticulously researched, based on interviews with over 120 scientists, friends and editors. It is gripping stuff: a surprising page-turner that is well worth reading." Physics World Book of the Year: "Top-notch stuff" "Plastic Fantastic offers a compelling, timely and well-written dissection of our era's most outrageous scientific fraud, and of what it means for science today."--American Scientist Magazine "Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated-and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day."--John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal "Reich pursues this affair in depth…does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case"-Martin Blume, Nature "Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science." -Jörg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills "In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked." -Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist "A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner." -Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem, 'Reich's account is meticulously researched, based on interviews with over 120 scientists, friends and editors. It is gripping stuff: a surprising page-turner that is well worth reading.' - New Scientist   ' . . .a wonderful piece of forensic writing.' - Financial Times   'Reich pursues this affair in depth . . .does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case.' - Martin Blume, Nature   'Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated - and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day.' - John Derbyshire, The Wall Street Journal   'Eugenie Samuel Reich offers an inside look into how the scientific establishment deals with human imperfection. Plastic Fantastic is a transfixing cautionary tale of how easily wrongdoers can hide and thrive in modern science.' - Jörg Blech, author of Inventing Disease and Pushing Pills   'In a warts 'n all expose of the scientific process, Eugenie Reich investigates the world's greatest scientific fraud. Fascinating, startling and highly readable. If you thought science was as pure as the driven snow, prepare to be shocked.' - Justin Mullins, consultant editor, New Scientist   'A riveting tale of scientific detective work, and a story about an important issue in science that is often overlooked. A well researched page-turner.' - Amir Aczel, author of Fermat's Last Theorem, Reich's readable account of a fairly recent ­science fraud, is valuable chiefly as a close look at the 'kitchen' where scientific results are assembled and validated--and whence occasionally comes forth ­something that should not have seen the light of day., Reich pursues this affair in depth...does an excellent job of dealing with the facts of the Schön case, Plastic Fantastic offers a compelling, timely and well-written dissection of our era's most outrageous scientific fraud, and of what it means for science today.
Copyright Date
2010
Dewey Decimal
530.092 B
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
Macsci Ser.
Dewey Edition
22

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