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  The Double Nobel Woman - The...

  Dr.Muddassir Saleem

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  She changed science forever. 
  Before laboratories welcomed women… 
  Before the world understood radioactivity… 
  Before history remembered her name… 
  There was Marie Curie. 
  She became: 
  • The first woman to win a Nobel Prize 
  • The first person to win two Nobel Prizes 
  • The only person in history to win Nobel Prizes in two different sciences — Physics and Chemistry 
  From discovering polonium and radium to revolutionizing medical science, her brilliance reshaped the modern world. But her journey was not easy. She faced poverty, discrimination, personal tragedy, and scientific danger — yet she never stopped. 
  This powerful audiobook explores: 
  ✔ Her early struggles in Poland 
  ✔ Her groundbreaking work in Paris 
  ✔ The discovery of radioactivity 
  ✔ Her historic Nobel Prizes in Physics (1903) and Chemistry (1911) 
  ✔ The legacy that still impacts medicine, science, and humanity today 
  Inspiring, educational, and unforgettable — this is the story of courage, intelligence, and unstoppable determination. 
  Perfect for listeners who love: 
  • Science history 
  • Inspiring biographies 
  • Women who changed the world 
  • Nobel Prize stories

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  Pigeons - The Fascinating Saga...

  Andrew D. Blechman

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  A "quirky, endlessly entertaining" look at the surprising history of the pigeon (Simon Winchester). 
   
   
    
  Domesticated since the dawn of man, pigeons have been used as crucial communicators in war by every major historical superpower from ancient Egypt to the United States and are credited with saving thousands of lives. They have been worshipped as fertility goddesses and revered as symbols of peace. Charles Darwin relied heavily on pigeons to help formulate and support his theory of evolution. Yet today they are reviled as "rats with wings." 
   
   
    
  To research this lively history of the humble pigeon, the author traveled across the United States and Europe to meet with pigeon fanciers and pigeon haters in a quest to find out how we came to misunderstand one of mankind’s most helpful and steadfast companions. Pigeons captures a Brooklyn man's quest to win the Main Event (the pigeon world's equivalent of the Kentucky Derby), as well as a convention dedicated to breeding the perfect bird. The author participates in a live pigeon shoot where entrants pay $150; he tracks down Mike Tyson, the nation's most famous pigeon lover; he spends time with Queen Elizabeth's Royal Pigeon Handler; and he sheds light on a radical "pro-pigeon underground" in New York City. In Pigeons, Andrew D. Blechman reveals for the first time the remarkable story behind this seemingly unremarkable bird.

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  Theory of Computation

  Introbooks Team

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  Theory of computation is seen as a branch of both theoretical computer science and modern mathematics (however, it also contains some concepts from pure mathematics). Theory of computation shows how one can effectively solve a problem using a computational model. A number of computational models are described in theory of computation. Algorithm is most common format of computational model. Algorithm is a logical, systematic presentation of the process of problem solution. It theoretically represents the procedure of solving a particular problem. Flowchart is another form of such model of computation. Simply, flowchart is a graphical representation of any algorithm, using various symbols. Each symbol of flowchart represents a particular action. Algorithms and flowcharts possess a strong relation among each other. Yet, theory of computation talks more deeply and descriptively about algorithms and less about flowcharts. 
  Theories, which are too broad, are often divided into sub theories or branches. Such division allows one to approach and learn the theory efficiently. Theory of computation is divided into four main branches. Many people see these branches as individual sub theories (sub theories and branches are both different terms). These main branches/ sub theories are as following:Automata TheoryFormal Language TheoryComputability TheoryComputational Complexity Theory 
  Here, it should be noticed that many theories treat Automata Theory and Formal Language Theory as individual concepts. It is same for vice versa situation. Many treat them as a whole. In this book, they are described as individual concepts. However, you will find many connections between their concepts. The whole structure of computation theory is dedicated to describe the capabilities and limitations of modern computer system; in terms of solving a particular problem, (This process includes various steps and operations). 
  Model of computations are mathematical abstractions of computers and their functionality. These models are used to descriptive studies and researches related to computers and various functions provided by them (capabilities, limitations, etc). These computational models are divided in various types according to the characteristics and results they provide. Turning machine is one of these many models of computations. This model is being referred here since it is arguably the most reasonable and powerful model compared to other computational models. This model has a simple and straightforward structure that is easy to interpret and understand which makes the formulation and analyzing process much easier. Other models consider that infinite memory capacity is essential in order to provide results related to decidable problems. However, turning machine requires only a finite amount of memory in order to solve and provide results for a decidable problem. It means that if a turning model is capable of solving a problem; the very same problem can be solved using any other computer that has a finite amount of available memory. 
  However, some researchers denied the turning model being the most reliable model. They do not deny its functions or capabilities, but they do point out some limitations ignoring the fact that they are yet to be proven practically. 

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  Surviving the Wild - Essential...

  Well-Being Publishing

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
  Master the Art of Wilderness Survival and Emergency Care 
  Are you ready to venture into the unknown, armed with the essential skills to tackle any emergency the wilderness throws your way? "Surviving the Wild: Essential First Aid and Emergency Techniques" is your comprehensive guide to navigating the unpredictability of nature with confidence and expertise. 
  Dive into the basics of wilderness medicine with Chapter 2, where you'll uncover the key differences between wilderness and urban first aid. Learn how to assemble a fully equipped first aid kit tailored for the great outdoors. Chapter 3 delves into emergency management principles, offering step-by-step instructions on assessing situations and signaling for help when miles from civilization. 
  Face environmental hazards head-on as Chapter 4 guides you through the recognition and treatment of heat-related illnesses, cold injuries like hypothermia and frostbite, and altitude sickness. Understand the crucial actions needed for bites and stings in Chapter 5, ensuring you are prepared for encounters with snakes, insects, and even larger animals. 
  Chapter 6 and 7 are your go-to resources for wound care and managing fractures and sprains. From cleaning and dressing wounds to employing effective splinting techniques and the RICE method, you're covered. Your water safety know-how gets a boost in Chapter 8, focusing on drowning prevention and safe rescue techniques. 
  Expand your survival skills with Chapter 9, learning to build shelters and identify safe food and water sources, while Chapter 10 helps you handle common health issues in the wild, such as allergies and chronic conditions. Master advanced first aid techniques in Chapter 11, including performing CPR and using an AED, and gain insights into mental health management and ethical considerations in Chapters 12 and 13.

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  The Xenotext: Book 2

  Christian Bock

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  The first work of ‘living poetry’ in the world, by the author of the bestselling book Eunoia. 
  Christian Bök in Book 1 of The Xenotext outlined his plan to encode a poem into the genome of a deathless bacterium, thereby writing a text durable enough to outlive any apocalypse, surviving until the death of the Sun itself. After more than two decades of effort, Bök has, at last, succeeded at this incredible experiment, and Book 2 of The Xenotext situates his enterprise within the deep time of the cosmos. 
  Bök rehearses some of the techniques likely to be used in the future to preserve the cultural heritage of our civilization against a potential planetary disaster (be it thermonuclear warfare or astrophysical barrage); moreover, Bök speculates that, buried within the biochemistry of Life itself, there really does exist an innate beauty, if not a hidden poetry – a literal message that we might read, if we deign to seek it.

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  Everest - The West Ridge

  Thomas Hornbein, Jon Krakauer

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  In 1963, Jim Whittaker became the first American to summit Everest via the South Col route. Roughly two weeks after Whittaker's achievement, Tom Hornbein and Willi Unsoeld, fellow American mountaineers on the same expedition, became the first climbers ever to summit the world's highest peak via the dangerous and forbidding West Ridge—a route on which only a handful of climbers have since succeeded. 
   
   
   
  This special fiftieth anniversary edition reintroduces the adventure in a larger format by members of the expedition, including leader Norman G. Dyhrenfurth and team doctor Jim Lester. In addition to a new foreword by Jon Krakauer, this volume also features a new preface by Hornbein along with a series of prefaces he wrote for earlier editions, including the original from 1965.

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