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My vs My boyfriend’s Top 5 Science Reads 📚 I’m a biochemist turned cancer immunologist, my boyfriend is a biochemist turned neuroscientist, and we have very different preferences when it comes to sciences books. I like easy to read, and primarily unrelated to my work, while he likes them to go into detail and thoroughly explain the science. That’s probably reflected in our favourite science books! Whose favourites do you like the look of more, mine or his? 📚 Vote in the poll 👇 Have you read any of these? Let me know in the comments 👇 ••••••• #bookrecommendations #bookstagram #books #sciencebooks #scientist #womeninscience #womeninstem #steminist #phdstudent #phdlife

Reading is actually good for you scientifically, Reading even 5 minutes day a book, not scrolling on your phone, reading a science book for 5 minutes in a day, increases empathy, reduces stress, build scientific temper, controls emotions and improve mental health, they know it now by science. That’s why I love to share a fact that you can improve your scientific thinking with our science books, Visit our science website https://www.chemistrynotesinfo.com/p/books.html Science Book 📖 of the day: search on Amazon “Interesting Facts About All Elements of Periodic Table” by Author ✍️ Jitendra Singh Sandhu to Unlocking the Secrets of the Building Blocks of Our Universe 🌌⚛️🪐🔭🔎 #ScienceBooks #Reading #Learning #Education #ScientificThinking #book #Books #Science #chemistry #readingtime #readersofinstagram #booklovers

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Comment with “Mastery” and use the discount code “FIRST50” to join my reading course Active Reading Mastery 2.0 discounted at 40%. Only 50 people can use the code. — 📌 As someone who hasn’t any developed understanding of science in general, I yearn to find books that are approachable and relatively comprehensible, and these five were incredibly comprehensible. They will definitely fascinate your mind! Have you read any of these books❓ and would you like to add any other books to this list❓ 👉🏻follow @books_for_sapiens for more insightful bookish content. Like ❤️ Share 🌏 Save 🔒 #readersofinstagram #bookcommunity #readmorebooks #nonfictionbooks #bookrecs

Hundreds of thousands of copies sold. My suggestion: Please watch Episode - The Science of First World Problems Michael Easter & Dr. Andrew on Huberman Lab on Youtube. Mindblowing book with such a strong character narrative. 🎍hope Tashus

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Three book recommendations for the astronomy/cosmology/astrophysics enthusiast! 🔭 Get the full book titles below. ⬇️ We love a good deep dive into a cosmic 🐇🕳️ Books: 📚 The Biggest Ideas in the Universe 1: Space, Time and Motion by @seanmcarroll 📚 Cosmos by Carl Sagan - get the audio book! This book is the companion piece to the tv series of the same name. The original series was written by Carl, @anndruyan and Steven Soter and hosted by Carl Sagan. Later the follow up series was written by Ann and Steven with Neil deGrasse Tyson as host. 📚 The Illustrated a Brief History of Time: The Universe in a Nutshell by Stephen Hawking. You can find the specific book I have on @ebay I got mine from @barnesandnoble, but it was on sale hence the sticker residue 😅) • #bookstagram #books #astronomy #physics #science #space #cosmos

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Three book recommendations for the science enthusiast! 🪐 If you don’t have an existential meltdown whilst reading - did you really read? 🫠 Books: 📚 Quantum Physics for Poets: by Christopher T. Hill and Leon M. Lederman 📚 Robot Dreams: by Isaac Asimov 📚 Project Hail Mary: by Andy Weir • #bookstagram #books #astronomy #scifi #science #quantum

📖 Physics Books Ratings 💡 Here are some ratings of physics and math books I’ve used throughout my degree! Note that my ratings don’t necessarily represent the quality of the book, but more so my experience reading it and learning from it. 📔 The Oxford Solid State Basics (by S. H. Simon): 10/10! This book introduces solid state physics very pedagogically and gives a soft introduction to advanced topics like the reciprocal space. The book has funny anecdotes in the footnotes, and I really recommend the online lecture series “The Oxford Solid State Basics” on YouTube. 📔 Mathematical Methods for Physicists (by Arfken & Weber): 8/10. I had this book in my applied maths course for physicists, and since we only read parts of the book it was difficult to grasp everything, since the book is both long and dense. 📔 Concepts in Thermal Physics (by Blundell & Blundell): 9/10. This book I had for my thermodynamics course, and it was overall a good book with fun exercises. 📔 Introduction to Electrodynamics (by David J. Griffths): 9.5/10. This book is a classic in electromagnetism. It is very rigid (David Griffith’s books are in general very good) and has really great exercises. If you devote yourself to studying the book closely, you get REALLY good at electromagnetism. 📔 Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (by D. J. Griffiths): 10/10. My favourite quantum mechanics book! It’s a great place to start your QM journey. 📔 Quantum Mechanics — A Modern Development (by Ballentine) 10/10. A very dense, but very instructive, book building on top of “Introduction to QM”. 📔 Engineering Mechanics 3: 2/10. This book is the most dense book I have read. This was just a bad choice for freshmans at university to learn mechanics, since it was way to implicit! #physicsbooks #bookshelf #student #study #mindfulphysicist #physics #physicist #studymotivation #university #unilife #books #recommendations #ratings

🔬 Hate science but want 99/100? Do this instead: 🎮 Gamification Turn revision into a game. Timers, streaks, rewards. When it feels like leveling up, you stop fighting the work. ✍️ Scribble Method Use your non-dominant hand to draw random scribbles while studying. It keeps your brain engaged and helps information stick longer. 🧠 Feynman Technique Explain concepts in simple words like you’re teaching a friend. If you can’t explain it clearly, you don’t understand it yet. 📝 Fake Cheat Sheet Condense formulas, definitions, and processes onto one page. If it doesn’t make the page, it’s probably not exam-critical. You don’t need to like science. You just need a smarter system.