Avoid Boring People
By James D. Watson
By James D. Watson
By James D. Watson
By James D. Watson
Category: Biography & Memoir | Science & Technology
Category: Biography & Memoir | Science & Technology
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$19.00
May 04, 2010 | ISBN 9780375727146
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Mar 25, 2009 | ISBN 9780307481795
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Praise
“Aspiring Nobel laureates, pay attention. The road to the prize is laid out for you here. A book to be highlighted and handed down.”
—Seed Magazine
“Insightful, useful and on target about science, competition, leadership, teaching and academic success. . . . Watson remains one of the most fascinating scientists of our time, as iconic in some respects as is the double helix.”
—Nature
“Entertaining. . . . Watson passes on what he can to young scientists coming up and to the rest of us as well.”
—Los Angeles Times
“Watson is both a scientific genius and a larger-than-life personality. . . . If you want to learn how science gets done in the real world . . . Watson makes for a wonderful guide.”
—The Boston Globe
“Vintage Watson: brash, bumptious, brilliant—and never boring.”
—Kirkus
“Watson proves as engaging as ever.”
—Booklist
“Entertaining and historically revealing.”
—Publishers Weekly
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