Physical Aspects of Colour

Our day-to-day world is ablaze with colour. Information we seek is presented in bright colours, via displays ranging in size from small touch screen mobile phones to large screen plasma televisions. An understanding of the scientific principles underlying the generation of colour is increasingly important to a wide range of academic disciplines, including physics, chemistry, biology, materials science and engineering.

by Igor S. Aranson (Editor)
Describes the latest computational approaches to cell movement
Includes experimental and computer animations
Surveys the most recent progress in substrate-based cell motility
Provides a comprehensive treatment of adhesion, chemical waves, and associated phenomena

by Mario Capitelli (Author), Roberto Celiberto (Author), Gianpiero Colonna (Author), Fabrizio Esposito (Author), Claudine Gorse (Author), Khaled Hassouni (Author), Annarita Laricchiuta (Author), Savino Longo (Author)
Presents examples drawn from microelectronics, fusion, and aerospace
Provides detailed descriptions of the state-to-state kinetic approach for benchmark plasma systems, using worked examples
Assesses both fundamental concepts and open problems
The third of three volumes in a series about plasma chemistry

Editors: Leszczynski, Jerzy, Shukla, Manoj K. (Eds.)
Contains contributions from researchers working in Computational Chemistry and Material Science research
Provides up to date information on topical areas of current interest
Spans several fields from molecular systems to bulk structures

Authors: Dahotre, Narendra, Joshi, Sameehan
Maximizes reader insights into current state-of-the-art orthopaedic techniques, and the basic mechanical operations involved in present day orthopaedic surgery
Features detailed illustrations and diagrams to support the analysis and surgical descriptions
Provides a comprehensive reference for those working in the field of biomaterials, bioengineering, advanced manufacturing and orthopaedics

by Takeshi Akasaka (Editor), Atsuhiro Osuka (Editor), Shunichi Fukuzumi (Editor), Hideki Kandori (Editor), Yoshio Aso (Editor)
Provides a comprehensive overview of the recent advances in π-electron systems
Describes the scope of organic molecules from syntheses to their functions
Presents multi-disciplinary research involving organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, materials science, and biochemistry