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Michael J. Reiss is Professor of Science Education at University College London, a member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, President of the International Society for Science and Religion, and former Director of Education at the Royal Society.

Dec 31, 2023

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Science Education (Foundations and Futures of Education)

Jun 20, 2023

Cover of The New Biology

The New Biology

Oct 18, 2021

Cover of Human Flourishing

Human Flourishing

Oct 2, 2019

Cover of Cognitive and Metacognitive Problem-Solving Strategies in Post-16 Physics

Cognitive and Metacognitive Problem-Solving Strategies in Post-16 Physics

Feb 9, 2010

Cover of Human and Social Biology for CSEC

Human and Social Biology for CSEC

Apr 3, 2002

Cover of Human Biology and Health Studies

Human Biology and Health Studies

Feb 1, 2002

Cover of Representing science

Representing science (Inaugural Professorial Lectures)

Sep 12, 2001

Cover of Practical Advanced Biology

Practical Advanced Biology

Jun 23, 2000

Cover of Advanced Biology

Advanced Biology

May 6, 1999

Cover of Behaviour

Behaviour (Advanced Biology Topics)

Aug 28, 1996

Cover of Improving Nature?

Improving Nature? (Canto)

Sep 8, 1995

Cover of Intermediate GNVQ Science

Intermediate GNVQ Science

Mar 31, 1995

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Advanced GNVQ Science

Mar 10, 1994

Cover of Advanced Questions on Everyday Biology

Advanced Questions on Everyday Biology

Oct 16, 1993

Cover of SCIENCE EDUCATION FOR A PLURALIST S

SCIENCE EDUCATION FOR A PLURALIST S

Oct 1, 1993

Cover of Science Education for a Pluralist Society

Science Education for a Pluralist Society (Developing Science & Technology Education)

Mar 5, 1992

Cover of Biology at Work

Biology at Work

May 25, 1989

Cover of The Allometry of Growth and Reproduction

The Allometry of Growth and Reproduction

Nov 1988

Cover of Understanding Cancer

Understanding Cancer

Jul 1, 1987

Cover of AIDSfacts

Mar 5, 1987

Cover of Behaviour and Social Organisation

Behaviour and Social Organisation (Cambridge Social Biology Topics)