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Redpath Book Display

Science Literacy Week (SLW) in Canada is a celebration of the unique relationship each of us shares with science and how we harness its power. This year's SLW is dedicated to the fascinating world of energy and its pivotal role in scientific and technological progress. With "E is for energy" as our central theme for the year, the SLW team invites us to explore the diverse facets of energy, its modern applications, and its profound impact on our lives.

To foster this exploration within the McGill Community, the HSSL Library is pleased to present a virtual collection of books tailored to satisfy your curiosity about energy. So, whether you decide to pick up a book or "power up" your knowledge, embark on this journey and enjoy the discoveries!

You can also check-out our in-person exhibit and book display on the main floor of the Redpath Library Building. This year's exhibit "Abdominal Hive" features embroidered organs crafted by local artist Catherine Tsatoumas and anatomical models from the Schulich Library of Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Engineering. Both the exhibit and the display will be up until October 13th, 2023.

A geek girl's guide to electronics and the internet of things Authors: Audrey O'Shea
A history of solar power art and design
A history of the cultural travels of energy : from Aristotle to the OED
Advances of Artificial Intelligence in a Green Energy Environment
Agriculture and energy : evolving relationships and issues

Agriculture's energy : the trouble with ethanol in Brazil's green revolution
Alternative energy demystified
Automotive innovation : the science and engineering behind cutting-edge automotive technology
Chemistry of Sustainable Energy.
Combustion chemistry and the carbon neutral future : what will the next 25 years of research require?

Comprehensive renewable energy
Cool : how air conditioning changed everything
Decentralised energy : a global game changer
Dilemmas of energy transitions in the global south : balancing urgency and justice
Empowering the great energy transition policy for a low-carbon future

Bibliographies

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