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Dignifying Science is the newest book from G.T. Labs that tellstrue stories about scientists in comics form. This 144 page tradepaperback features famous women scientists including Marie Curie,Emmy Noether, Lise Meitner, Rosalind Franklin, Barbara McClintock,Birute Galdikas, and (believe it or not) Hedy Lamarr. Scientistsand nonscientists alike will appreciate the human context thisawardwinning anthology gives to some of the most famous names inthe history of discovery.With stories written by Jim Ottaviani and art by notable illustrators such as Donna Barr, Mary Fleener, Stephanie Gladden,Roberta Gregory, Lea Hernandez, Carla Speed McNeil, Linda Medley,Jen Sorensen, Anne Timmons and comics legends Ramona Fradon andMarie Severin, this handsome trade paperback, complete with afullcolor dust jacket, will please readers of all ages. Notes andreferences at the end lead them to discover even more on theirown!An Eisner nominee (like its companion volume TwoFisted Science)and Lulu of the Year nominee for 1999, Dignifying Science hasearned praise from the toughest critics of all: the scientists themselves. Discover Magazine (February, 2000) says 'InOttaviani's hands, cartooning becomes exciting education. It's atribute to Ottaviani's breezy style that one wants to dig into [the] references and learn a little nuclear physics. Now that is asuperheroic achievement.' Simon Singh, awardwinning author of TheCode Book and Fermat's Enigma writes: 'When it comes topopularising science, Jim Ottaviani's comic books do an excellentjob of telling scientific stories in a fun and absorbing way. Hislatest, Dignifying Science, is a beautifully drawn series ofstories about women who made major contributions to science andtechnology, but who have been largely forgotten...' (TheIndependent London, 12 December 1999)
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