[número] es un número de | Título : | 09.18 - September 2018 - The story of a face: Inside the groundbreaking face transplant that has given a young woman a second chance at life | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Fecha de publicación: | 2018 | | Número de páginas: | 150 p | | Idioma : | Inglés (eng) | | Etiquetas: | CIRUGÍA PLÁSTICA IDENTIDAD CIRUGÍA FACIAL COHETES BACTERIAS ANTIBIÓTICOS AVES FRANCIA QUESO HONGOS MURCIÉLAGOS SERPIENTES CÁLAOS MIGRACIÓN ASIA ESTADOS UNIDOS | | Nota de contenido: | The story of a face: Inside the groundbreaking face transplant that has given a young woman a second chance at life.
Rockets for Folks: Each year in the Nevada desert, hobbyists gather to launch high-pow projectiles thousands of feet into the sky.
The big idea: Bacteria Strike Back: Antibiotic resistance is on the rise, thanks to an evolutionary trick.
New silent spring: Birds are disappearing from French farmlands.
Decoder: Life of cheese: The bacteria and fungi that live in cheese rinds are tiny -but may lead to solutions for some big world problems.
Through the lens: This look could have killed:In a cave teeming with bats and snakes, a photographer thought he knew the dangers
Katie´s new face: Identity. Experience. Emotion. The human face expresses all this and much more. As a result of one impulsive act, a teenager lost her face. Incredible medical advances and skilled surgeons made it possible for her to get a new one.
Passage to another time: Walking among the peaks of Central Asia.
Helmeted hornbills Struggle to survive: The heads of these rare birds have become a target for traffickers.
Building a new american dream: expanding on their immigrant parents´ successes, second-generation South Asian Americans are increasingly visible. And some are leaving their forebears´ career paths to take on new roles: politician, astronaut, stand-up comedian. |
[número] es un número de 09.18 - September 2018 - The story of a face: Inside the groundbreaking face transplant that has given a young woman a second chance at life [texto impreso] . - 2018 . - 150 p. Idioma : Inglés ( eng) | Etiquetas: | CIRUGÍA PLÁSTICA IDENTIDAD CIRUGÍA FACIAL COHETES BACTERIAS ANTIBIÓTICOS AVES FRANCIA QUESO HONGOS MURCIÉLAGOS SERPIENTES CÁLAOS MIGRACIÓN ASIA ESTADOS UNIDOS | | Nota de contenido: | The story of a face: Inside the groundbreaking face transplant that has given a young woman a second chance at life.
Rockets for Folks: Each year in the Nevada desert, hobbyists gather to launch high-pow projectiles thousands of feet into the sky.
The big idea: Bacteria Strike Back: Antibiotic resistance is on the rise, thanks to an evolutionary trick.
New silent spring: Birds are disappearing from French farmlands.
Decoder: Life of cheese: The bacteria and fungi that live in cheese rinds are tiny -but may lead to solutions for some big world problems.
Through the lens: This look could have killed:In a cave teeming with bats and snakes, a photographer thought he knew the dangers
Katie´s new face: Identity. Experience. Emotion. The human face expresses all this and much more. As a result of one impulsive act, a teenager lost her face. Incredible medical advances and skilled surgeons made it possible for her to get a new one.
Passage to another time: Walking among the peaks of Central Asia.
Helmeted hornbills Struggle to survive: The heads of these rare birds have become a target for traffickers.
Building a new american dream: expanding on their immigrant parents´ successes, second-generation South Asian Americans are increasingly visible. And some are leaving their forebears´ career paths to take on new roles: politician, astronaut, stand-up comedian. |
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