Science and Development of Muscular Strength is the ultimate guide for anyone looking to understand, build, and optimize muscular strength for peak performance. Written by Timothy J. Suchomel, PhD, a leading authority on muscular strength, Science and Development of Muscular Strength eliminates the need to consult multiple resources to understand the evolving definitions of strength as well as its crucial role in athletic success.

Uploaded September 2025

A fascinating look at what's rattling around in your skull Neuroscience For Dummies introduces you to the mind-boggling study of the human brain. It tracks to the content of a typical introductory neuroscience class at the college level —and it's perfect for anyone curious about what makes us tick.

Uploaded September 2025

The Encyclopedia of the Neurological Sciences explores all areas of the discipline in its 1000+ focused entries on a wide variety of topics in neurology, neurosurgery, psychiatry and other related areas of neuroscience. The concise entries are all written at a level of comprehension not previously seen in existing literature by contributing authors representing an eclectic and diverse view of all aspects of neurology from many viewpoints and disciplines to provide a complete overview of the field.

Uploaded September 2025

Embryology Explained is an essential guide for medical students and residents, enriched with original illustrations by Dr Thomas Newman that navigate the complexities of embryonic development. Structured methodically, the textbook breaks down embryogenesis with clarity and precision.

Uploaded September 2025

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) emerge as new technologies bridging the gap between the human brain and digital systems, unlocking new possibilities in communication, rehabilitation, and human augmentation. By translating neural signals into usable data, BCIs enable direct interaction with computers, prosthetics, and other devices, offering transformative applications for individuals with disabilities and enhancing cognitive capabilities.

Uploaded September 2025

The Neck delves into evolutionary time to solve a living paradox—why is our neck so central to our survival and culture, but so vulnerable to injury and disease? Biologist Kent Dunlap shows how the neck's vulnerability is not simply an unfortunate quirk of evolution. Its weaknesses are intimately connected to the vessels, pipes, and glands that make it so vital to existence.

Uploaded July 2025

James Nestor's BREATH meets Mary Roach's GULP in a fascinating tour of our most essential sense for perceiving the world around us-and the story of how it became our most neglected.

Uploaded June 2025

Research methodologies in psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) are diverse, incorporating a blend of experimental, clinical, and observational approaches to study the complex mechanisms underlying the brain-immune relationship. Techniques range from molecular and genetic analyses to neuroimaging, psychophysiological assessments, and behavioral interventions.

Uploaded June 2025

Ed Yong, New York Times bestselling author of An Immense World and I Contain Multitudes In On Muscle, Bonnie Tsui brings her signature blend of science, culture, immersive reporting, and personal narrative to examine not just what muscles are but what they mean to us. Cardiac, smooth, skeletal—these three different types of muscle in our bodies make our hearts beat; push food through our intestines, blood through our vessels, babies out the uterus; attach to our bones and allow for motion.

Uploaded June 2025

Throughout the long history of this book, Neurology for the Non-Neurologist has sought to clarify neurologic concepts for non-neurologist clinicians, providing a practical and up-to-date approach to the diagnosis and treatment of the countless patients who initially present to them with neurologic symptoms and conditions.

Uploaded June 2025