Scientific American 11/2010

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Spisovateľ: Kolektív autorov
Vydavateľ: Scientific American
Rok vydania: 2010
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Katalogové číslo: I1379

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Scientific American informuje o aplikáciách najnovších vedeckých poznatkov v priemysle, medicíne, doprave, komunikačných technológiách a o dopadoch vedy a techniky na ekonomiku spoločnosti. Medzi čitateľov patria ľudia z rozhodujúcich miest priemyslu, politiky a bankovníctva, lekári, vedci, študenti i učitelia. Časopis predstavuje novinky z vedy a techniky tak, aby bol zaujímavý aj pre absolventov univerzít, ale prístupný už pokročilejším študentom stredných škôl... v angličtine

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