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Barbara Kiser

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As seen in: Medium, British Journal of Cancer, Nature, The Wall Street Journal, Scientific American, The Plainview Herald, RealClear Books
Editor, writer, ex-commissioning ed. of Nature Books and Arts. Still in pursuit of joined-up thinking.
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Books at budtime: spring reading

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By Barbara Kiser Verified
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Ferdinand Hodler, Cherry Tree in Bloom, 1905 Budding, rising, rooting — the rush hour of life is on with the northern hemisphere’s tilt towards the long day and the light. Meanwhile, either side of the equinox, new leaves on the literary tree have unfurled. One investigates the shadow side of a scientific icon. Two give art history a salutary shakeup.
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Books at budtime: spring reading

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By Barbara Kiser Verified
| Medium
Ferdinand Hodler, Cherry Tree in Bloom, 1905 Budding, rising, rooting — the rush hour of life is on with the northern hemisphere’s tilt towards the long day and the light. Meanwhile, either side of the equinox, new leaves on the literary tree have unfurled. One investigates the shadow side of a scientific icon. Two give art history a salutary shakeup.
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Books in brief

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By Julia Markus, Thomas Levenson, Barbara Kiser Verified
| Nature Verified
Barbara Kiser reviews five of the week's best science picks. From the Great Wall to the Great Collider: China and the Quest to Uncover the Inner Workings of the Universe Steve Nadis and Shing-Tung Yau. International Press of Boston (2015) 9781571463104 The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at Europe's particle-physics lab, CERN, has witnessed game-changing discoveries, not least the Higgs boson in 2012. Now, rival ideas for successors are evolving (see Nature 511, 394–395; 2014).
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