Scientists' Nightstand
Greg Ross
The University of California philosopher reviews her recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The Emory University biological anthropologist reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The philosopher of science reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The prizewinning physicist reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The Caltech physicist reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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The prolific science writer reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The author of the Gaia hypothesis reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The noted paleoanthropologist reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The University of Hawaii linguist reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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Greg Ross
The Oxford biologist reviews his recent reading and favorite authors
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