Nano Comes to Life: How Nanotechnology Is Transforming Medicine and the Future of Biology Paperback – 16 Nov. 2021

The emphasis on including physics in biology in the book shows how wonderfully complex life is and made me appreciate the beauty of that interconnection between physics and biology, what can we do with it to improve our health and the world around us.I recommend Nano Comes to Life to everyone who is interested in science and biology.

Beautifull presentation of Biology Physics as new paradigm and game changer in discovering the ‘mechanics’ of building blocks in organic nature.....................

The topic is of great interest to me and the author is clearly expert and passionate. But the book is such a hard read. Not technically as she keeps it simple but it’s poorly structured and edited. Eventually, it feels like reading a list. I actually gave up 2/3 of the way through, something I hate to do.

I heard Sonia speaking on Start the Week. I promptly ordered the audio book. There is a great deal of interest and importance to be found within the covers. After listening to the audio book I got a hardback copy. One amazing reference available to all is the animation of myosin proteins walking along actin rails and transporting an endorphin molecule. Check it out on the web or YouTube. Most highly recommended.

A great nanotechnology/nanoscience book. My friend is really interested in nanoscience so I gifted her this book. She really enjoyed it.

This book will be very enjoyable for science fans.

Un libro actual muy interesante que es recomendable su lectura.

Me encanta leer libros de ciencia en los muchos y buenos de divulgación que hay. Por eso compré este. Pero me ha excedido. Tras medio libro, abandoné. Son demasiados los conceptos y palabras que me superan. El tema de los avances médicos que explica es apasionante. Pero es aterrador el avance de esta fusión de ciencias médicas, biológicas, nanotecnologicas, de inteligencia artificial, físicas, matemáticas, etc., que todas y cada una de ellas están en evolución; por lo que construir ciencia basándose en interconexiones realizadas entre "lo último" de cada ciencia suena a un edificio frágil. Es como construir un edificio con cimientos diversos, ninguno de los cuales está bien asentado.Estoy seguro que los científicos están apasionados con estos desarrollos y que se consideran responsables y capaces de manejar las incertidumbres con éxito, pero sólo el tiempo tendrá la respuesta.Creo que es un libro sólo para lectores versados en las distintas facetas técnicas que toca.

I read quite a few science books written for the public, as well as some research papers occasionally. The publishers should have had a strong editor step in.

This is an excellently-written and highly interesting book on the field of nano-bio. Most importantly it addresses a crucial and often overlooked component: physics and mechanics of interactions in the body. Recommended read for scientists and non-scientists alike!