Scientific literature on psychology

Where did the Universe come from? What happened before this? What does the coming day have in store for us? And most importantly, could the Universe appear l...

Birds are the only creatures that can imitate human speech. In addition to parrots, starlings, crows and other birds do this. The book tells about the lifest...

Curious scientist and inquisitive researcher Eric Weiner embarks on a journey across countries and centuries to find out why creative genius flourished in ce...

It is known that everywhere and everywhere we are lurked by a myriad of bacteria and viruses invisible to the eye, just waiting for an opportunity to penetra...

In each of us there live many bacteria and viruses - in the mouth, on the skin, in the intestines. They help digest food and absorb medications, affect our h...

In his provocative book, evolutionary biologist Jerry Coyne shows how ways of understanding religion, which includes faith, dogma, and revelation, lead to in...

The authors of the book introduce readers to the most exciting mysteries of modern astronomy - what are black holes and neutron stars? Where do gamma-ray bur...

Boris Zhukov’s book “Darwinism in the 21st Century” is dedicated to the current state of the theory of evolution and the place of original Darwinism in it. T...

The Golden Ticket is an excellent introduction to the P/NP problem, describing the history of the problem and its impact on our lives. In this informative an...

In a fascinating way, it tells about the 10 greatest discoveries of the twentieth century: the expanding universe, the propagation of light, quantum mechanic...

How does the brain process information about the space around us? How do we coordinate movements, say, when playing sports? Why do gestures help us think? Ho...