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Space research

2011
Discusses how humans research outer space and traces the history of such research. Examines what the study of outer space tells us about our universe and considers how this field of study will continue to develop in the future.

Gene therapy research

2011
An overview of gene therapy research and its potential. Discusses how faulty genes that cause genetic diseases may be treated now and in the future. Includes a list of facts about gene therapy and information on related organizations.

Renewable energy research

2011
Explores modern research into the field of renewable energy and outlines the various types of renewable energy sources being studied. Considers whether this method of energy production will be able to replace worldwide reliance on fossil fuels and includes full-color photographs and further reading sources.

Climate change research

2011
Explores modern efforts to chart and understand climate change. Discusses what climate models can tell us about the Earth's changes and its impact on human populations around the world. Considers how climate technology will continue to develop in the future and includes full-color photographs and further reading sources.

Vaccine research

2011
Chronicles important events in the history of vaccine research, explains what vaccines are, and discusses vaccines and viruses, vaccines and bacteria, safety, effectiveness, approval, and innovative vaccines in the works.

Sports medicine research

2013
Whether it's innovations like Tommy John surgery for battered pitching arms or a Cheetah prosthesis that lets an amputee run as fast as two-legged sprinters, athletes depend on sports medicine research. This title examines the science behind sports medicine research.

Stem cell research

2011
Stem cells can be employed to replace damaged and diseased cells, curing many diseases. As scientists pursue research into stem cells, they have unlocked many secrets about how cells form and how they affect the body. This title examines the science behind stem cell research.

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