The rainbow and the worm: The physics of organisms, 3rd edition

The Rainbow and the Worm: The Physics of Organisms, 3rd Edition

Volumn , Issue , 2008, Pages 1-380

  Ho, Mae Wan ^a  

^a Institute of Science in Society   (United Kingdom)

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DOI: 10.1142/6928     Document Type: Book

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142. Ho, M.W. Will Computers Become Super-Human?& Science in Society16(2002): 38-41.
143. Ho, M.W. Nanotechnology, a Hard Pill to Swallow.& Science in Society16(2002b): 42-43.
144. Ho, M.W. Living with the Fluid Genome. Third World Network and ISIS, Penang and London, 2003a.
145. Ho, M.W. From Molecular Machines to Coherent Organisms. In& Energy and Information Transfer in Biological Systems(F. Musumeci, L.S. Brizhik and M.W. Ho, eds.). World Scientific, Singapore, 2003, pp. 63-80.
146. Ho, M.W. Electromagnetic Fields Double Leukemia Risks.& Science in Society17(2003): 10.
147. Ho, M.W. Mobile Phones and Cancer.& Science in Society17(2003d): 10-15.
148. Ho, M.W. The Excluded Biology.& Science in Society17(2003e): 14-35.
149. Ho, M.W. Non-Thermal Effects.& Science in Society17(2003f): 12-43.
150. Ho, M.W. Sciencing with Love.& Science in Society17(2003g): 38-41.
151. Ho, M.W. Biology of Least Action.& Science in Society18(2003): 38-39.
152. Ho, M.W. Assessing Food Quality for Its After-Glow.& Science in Society21(2004): 14-16.
153. Ho, M.W. No System in Systems Biology.& Science in Society21(2004): 46.
154. Ho, M.W. Biology's Theory of Everything.& Science in Society21(2004): 46.
155. Ho, M.W. Quantum World Coming.& Science in Society22(2004): 4.
156. Ho, M.W. Nature is Quantum, Really.& Science in Society22(2004): 5-6.
157. Ho, M.W. Quantum Phases and Quantum Coherence.& Science in Society22(2004): 6-7.
158. Ho, M.W. How Not to Collapse the Wave Function.& Science in Society22(2004): 8-9.
159. Ho, M.W. The Quantum Information Revolution.& Science in Society, 22& (2004): 10-12.
160. Ho, M.W. Trapping Light.& Science in Society22& (2004): 12-13.
161. Ho, M.W. Is Water Special?& Science in Society& 23& (2004j): 47-48.
162. Ho, M.W. Water Forms Massive Exclusion Zones.& Science in Society, 23(2004k): 50-51.
163. Ho, M.W.Strong Medicine for Cell Biology.& Science in Society 24(2004): 32-33.
164. Ho, M.W. What's the Cell Really Like?& Science in Society24(2004): 46-47.
165. Ho, M.W.What's the Bacterium Really Like?& Science in Society 24(2004): 48-49.
166. Ho, M.W. Mobile Phones and Brain Damage.& Science in Society 24(2004): 50-51.
167. Ho, M.W. Acupuncture, Coherent Energy and the Liquid Crystalline Organism. Plenary Lecture, Second International Congress on Acupuncture, 2-5 June 2005, Barcelona, Spain, http://www.i-sis.org.uk/onlinestore/papers1.php#section4.
168. Ho, M.W. Non-Thermal EMF& Effects and Cell Water.& European Biology and Bioelectromagnetics1& (2005)& http://www.i-sis.org.uk/& NTEFE.php.
169. Ho, M.W. Mobile Phone Turns Enzyme Solution into Gel.& Science in Society25(2005): 44-45.
170. Ho, M.W. Dream Farm.& Science in Society27(2005): 26-28.
171. Ho, M.W. Sustainable Food Systems for Sustainable Development. Science in Society27(2005): 33-35.
172. Ho, M.W. First Sighting of Structured Water.& Science in Society28(2005): 47-48.