We've put together a few science-related books, eBooks, eJournals, and other eResources for this year's National Science Week.
If you are planning a visit to the State Library, you can view the books in the 'Book Display', or you could borrow them from your local library.
A (very) short history of life on Earth Henry Gee Catalogue link |
Taking to the field Jane Carey Catalogue link |
Quantum mechanics Andrew Larkoski Catalogue link |
Wonder: childhood and the lifelong love of science Frank Keil Catalogue link |
Nuclear weapons Mark Wolverton Catalogue link |
Engineering sustainable life on earth John Coplin Catalogue link |
The first astronomers: how ingidenous elders read the stars Duane Hamacher Catalogue link |
Fantastic numbers and where to find them : a cosmic quest from zero to infinity Antonio Padilla Catalogue link |
Super volcanoes: what they reveal about Earth and the worlds beyond Robin George Andrews Catalogue link |
The secret perfume of birds Danielle Whittaker Catalogue link |
Sticky: the secret science of surfaces Laurie Winkless Catalogue link |
Black hole physics Daniel Grumiller Catalogue link |
Elementary particles and their interactions Steve Martin Catalogue link |
How to fall slower than gravity… Paul Nahin Catalogue link |
Einstein's fridge Paul Sen Catalogue link |
Notes from deep time Helen Gordon Catalogue link |
The best Australian science writing 2021 Foreword by Cathy Foley, edited by Dyani Lewis Catalogue link |
The universe Andrew Cohen Catalogue link |
Materials physics and chemistry edited by Satya Bir Singh, PhD, Alexander V. Vakhrushev, DSc, A.K. Haghi, PhD Catalogue link |
The beauty of chemistry Phillip Ball Catalogue link |
Astronomy…: a practical guide to the night sky (annual periodical) Georges Hall Catalogue link |
Australia's Nobel Laureates. Vol 3 Editor Paul Brescia Catalogue link |
The following eResources can be accessed anytime and anywhere using your device and WI-FI.
The following ebooks can be accessed onsite when you are at the State Library.