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Advances in X-Ray Analysis: Volume 8 - Couverture souple

Mueller, William M.; Mallet, Gavin; Fay, Marie

 
9781468486759: Advances in X-Ray Analysis: Volume 8
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 1468486756 ISBN 13 : 9781468486759
Editeur : Springer, 2012

Synopsis

A real need exists for ways to bridge the gap between basic research and prac­ tical application, for faster utilization of new discoveries and new developments in the world of technology, and for technical transfer of defense and space accomplish­ ments to the civilian economy. The problem is compounded by the torrential flow of technical information. Thirty million books are available on technical subjects, the total increasing at the rate of six hundred every day. There are one hundred thousand technical journals. More scientific work has been published in the past ten years than in all preceding recorded history. Scientists and engineers only a few years beyond academic pursuits are already encountering a continuing need for retraining and expansion of their own knowledge. At the same time, the re­ searchers - scientists, engineers, students - must exhibit bold creative thinking to evolve new technology, to better understand nature's secrets, to conceive new theories, and to reduce old theories to practical utilization. Research in the physical sciences and the engineering sciences provides the ever-flowing spring of knowledge for the investigation of new ideas. Such research is sometimes hindered by classification as "basic" or "applied. " There are many times when a research program has no immediate or ultimate objective and is truly contributing to our reservoir of knowledge - a reservoir which will certainly be tapped in the future.

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À propos de la quatrième de couverture

A real need exists for ways to bridge the gap between basic research and prac­ tical application, for faster utilization of new discoveries and new developments in the world of technology, and for technical transfer of defense and space accomplish­ ments to the civilian economy. The problem is compounded by the torrential flow of technical information. Thirty million books are available on technical subjects, the total increasing at the rate of six hundred every day. There are one hundred thousand technical journals. More scientific work has been published in the past ten years than in all preceding recorded history. Scientists and engineers only a few years beyond academic pursuits are already encountering a continuing need for retraining and expansion of their own knowledge. At the same time, the re­ searchers - scientists, engineers, students - must exhibit bold creative thinking to evolve new technology, to better understand nature's secrets, to conceive new theories, and to reduce old theories to practical utilization. Research in the physical sciences and the engineering sciences provides the ever-flowing spring of knowledge for the investigation of new ideas. Such research is sometimes hindered by classification as "basic" or "applied. " There are many times when a research program has no immediate or ultimate objective and is truly contributing to our reservoir of knowledge - a reservoir which will certainly be tapped in the future.

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Éditeur
Springer
Date d'édition
2012
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1468486756
ISBN 13 
9781468486759
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
472
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