Computer Simulation Of Materials In Extreme Environments
Modern experimental techniques are allowing for the synthesis and characterisation of ever more elaborate structures under an enormous range of conditions such as high temperature, pressure, rapid cooling, surface deposited and confinement…
Cognitive Neuroscience: Over-Hyped or the Real Deal?
In this 21st century, there has been a dramatic increase in research on cognitive neuroscience. Most early research was based on oversimplified ideas and lacked any theoretical content.
The Construction and Rectification of Contracts
by Prof. Michael Philip Furmston Professor, Department of Law Sunway University Business School
Bridging The Great Divide: How Social Mobility Can Be A Reality
by Rt. Hon. Alan Milburn Chancellor Lancaster University, UK
Whistleblowing:An Australian Perspective
by Professor Melissa de Zwart Professor of Law, University of Adelaide, Australia
Winning in the New Economy
by Professor Dave O. Ulrich Rensis Likert Collegiate Professor, Business Administration and Director, Human Resource Executive Program Partner, RBL Group
The Age of Sustainable Development
by Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs Columbia University
Global Economic Prospects: What Should Keep Us Up at Night?
by Professor Barry Eichengreen University of California
Pain and the Brain
by Professor Nick Rawlins University of Oxford
The Uses and Abuses of History: A British Historian's View of Southeast Asia
by Professor Emeritus Peter Carey YAD Visiting Professor, Faculty of Humanities, University of Indonesia Fellow Emeritus, Trinity College, Oxford
When Good Medications Turn Deadly: How Certain Treatments Allow an Innocuous Virus to Trigger a Devastating Brain…
by Professor Dr. Igor J. Koralnik Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School Chief of the Division of Neuro-Immunology and Director of the HIV/Neurology Centre, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre, Boston, Massachusetts Vice President,…
