00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862019910 Buklod 20160328172459.0 g||| | || || ta 160328t19981997nyua rb |||1 u|eng d 0385484992 (pbk) 9780385484992 (pbk) (iLib)UPBAG-00020186031 DLC BAG rda eng Q 175 K25 1998 Kaku, Michio author. Visions how science will revolutionize the 21st century Michio Kaku. First Anchor Books edition. New York Anchor Books 1998, ©1997. xii, 403 pages illustrations 21 cm Includes bibliographical references (pages [356]-393) and index. Part One. Visions -- Chapter 1. Choreographers of matter, life, and intelligence -- Part two. The computer revolution -- Chapter 2. The invisible computer -- Chapter 3. The intelligent planet -- Chapter 4. Machines that think -- Chapter 5. Beyond silicon: cyborgs and the ultimate Computer -- Chapter 6. Second thoughts: will humans become obsolete? -- Part three. The biomolecular revolution -- Chapter 7. Personal DNA codes -- Chapter 8. Conquering cancer - Fixing Our Genes -- Chapter 9. Molecular Medicine and the Mind/Body Link -- Chapter 10. To Live Forever? -- Chapter 11. Playing God: designer children and clones -- Chapter 12. Second thoughts: the Genetics of a Brave New World? -- Part four. The quantum revolution -- Chapter 13. The Quantum future -- Chapter 14. To reach for the stars -- Chapter 15. Toward a planetary civilization -- Chapter 16. Masters of space and time. Discusses the future of science and technology in the next one hundred years, drawing from interviews with scientists in a wide variety of disciplines to make predictions about developments in the fields of computer science, biogenetics, and quantum physics. Science Methodology. Science Forecasting. Technological forecasting. Quantum theory. Molecular biology. Computers and civilization. Twenty-first century Forecasts. FO UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN Q 175 K25 1998 Book