Who were the German scientists who worked on atomic bombs during World War II for Hitler's regime? And how did they justify themselves afterwards? Examining the global influence of the German uranium project and the postwar reaction to the scientists involved, Mark Walker explores the enduring impact of 'Hitler's bomb'.
Exploring the impact of technology on education, this book delves into various forms of Digital Learning, including eLearning, mLearning, online learning, video conferencing, and virtual reality. It offers a comprehensive overview of Digital Learning concepts and introduces the application of technology across different subjects, making it a valuable resource for understanding contemporary educational practices.
Focusing on the intersection of technology and healthcare, the book explores how innovations like the Internet and smartphones have transformed personal healthcare experiences. It provides an overview of digital health, discussing current advancements and speculating on future developments in the field. The text aims to inform readers about the evolving landscape of healthcare driven by technological progress.
Exploring the complexities of making significant life decisions, this book shares personal experiences and insights on seeking divine guidance. It highlights the author's journey of understanding God's role in decision-making through Scripture, conversations, prayer, and moments of serendipity. By weaving together powerful illustrations and biblical verses, the narrative emphasizes the importance of faith and spiritual discernment in navigating choices related to marriage, work, and family.
An introduction to disease surveillance using digital data
Focusing on the evolution of digital epidemiology, this book explores the innovative methods and data sources that have emerged over the past two decades, such as mobile phone records, internet searches, and social media content. It details the development of this field and its future trajectory, providing insights into how these digital tools are transforming the study of population health and disease.
Covers the appraisal, buying, strip down, repair and sympathetic renovation of original paint and patina Volkswagen cars and vans/Buses across the air-cooled range. This includes matching original paint or patina to repaired areas, coming up with a style, and popular modifications.
Focusing on the ecological significance of Sphagnum mosses, this guide offers an insightful introduction to their role within the moorland ecosystem. It highlights the importance of these often-overlooked mosses, making it a valuable resource for understanding their contributions to biodiversity and environmental health in Britain.
Patina Volkswagens is the first book to look at how and why Volkswagens with original paint and patina have become so popular. The book explores the many different facets of this trending hobby, from the cars themselves, to the owners and the global scene surrounding them.