Titlebook: In Our Own Image; Personal Symmetry in István Hargittai,Magdolna Hargittai Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Johannes

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Perception and Symmetry,ucleic acids in genetic transformation. He postulated that function implies ministration and structure implies adaptation to function. This may also be expressed as design. Both structure and design include symmetry. Our striving for the best functional design also means the appropriate choice of sy

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Johannes Kepler,to construct forms independently before we can find them in things. Kepler’s marvelous achievement is a particularly fine example of the truth that knowledge cannot spring from experience alone but only from the comparison of the inventions of the intellect with observed facts.

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Buckminster Fuller,tor, architect, engineer, philosopher, and more. Designer—inventor is perhaps his best description, because it is not linked strictly to a formal education. Fuller did not have a college degree, though he eventually earned many honorary doctorates and professorships. He loved geometry and related ev

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Linus Pauling,ry of the alpha-helix, and the other is the foundation he had created that was instrumental in the discovery of the double-helix structure of DNA. Both discoveries have been documented in great detail. Here, we emphasize a few selected features and aspects of these discoveries. We will rely.on Linus

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Aleksandr Kitaigorodskii,orodskii (1914–1985) is the icon, because his packing considerations made a unique contribution to the science of molecular crystals. He had original ideas and forward-looking research under restrictive conditions. His name, while well-known among crystallographers, deserves to be known more broadly

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Pierre Curie, the phenomenon”).. This means that a phenomenon is expected to exist and can be observed only if certain elements of symmetry are absent from the system. This is a most general and far-reaching observation, a fundamental symmetry principle for which Pierre Curie so appropriately symbolizes this cha