James Gleick’s “The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood” was the pick for this month’s Knewton book club. The book covers the history of information — from the invention of scripts and alphabets to the Morse code and the arrival of the Information Age. We’ll be posting reviews throughout the month; read others here. When a molecular biologist reasons about genes and heredity, the second law of thermodynamics is not always her second thought…. Read more
Posted in Inside Knewton, Knewton | No comments
Share on 
Sign up for our newsletter
