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Press

A gloriously lucid science writer...
-- Washington Post
Sidney Perkowitz takes us on a sparkling, witty jaunt - from the microscopic networks in aerogel to the galactic bubbles in cosmic foam.
-- Roald Hoffmann, Nobel laureate, chemistry
Perkowitz's remarkable book helps us understnad why light is the beginning and the end.
-- Atlanta Journal Constitution
...Perkowitz deals physics explanations with clarity, incisiveness, and precision.
-- Leon Lederman, Nobel laureate, physics
Perkowitz...takes the reader on an absorbing journey through the history of human efforts to duplicate human functions.
-- Scientific American
Digital People is a comprehensive yet compact survey of robotics and bionics...an entertaining potted history...
-- New York Times Book Review
Perkowitz presents himself as the ultimate photophile, in love with light in all its guises, from the brush strokes of Van Gogh to the bioluminescence of a firefly.
-- Dava Sobel, author of Longitude and The Planets

Both have cited Perkowitz's book Universal Foam, the NYT Magazine as presenting some of the novel ideas of the year, and Jeopardy as the source for a question about coffee, one of the topics the book covers (which the contestant, unfortunately, didn't get right).
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