Olejar Books

There is an intrinsic problem in understanding the advances in biotechnology, one that applies to scientists as well as the general public. The field is so broad and uses the techniques of so many specialized areas that it would take a contemporary Leonardo da Vinci to keep up with it.
The Language of Biotechnology, second editon, with its clear and practical focus offers an opportunity for researches trained in various fields to standardize their terminology for interdisciplinary work.