Inside the Body: Fantastic Images from Beneath the Skin - Hardcover

It's time to see your body as you've never seen it before. It's time to venture Inside the Body with the latest imaging techniques to discover the remarkable inner workings of the human anatomy. Our photographic journey begins with individual cells - the tiny building blocks of life. We see the extraordinary patterns created by red blood cells, magnified thousands of times. Astonishing images then reveal the startling architecture of tissues and complex organs that make up the body's network of systems. Finally, pictures shed light on some of the mysteries that surround our brain and senses. Informative text explains just how these ground-breaking images have been taken and what they represent, making this book a truly unique reference tool.

Susan Greenfield became the first female director of The Royal Institution of Great Britain in 1998. For over 200 years, the Royal Institution has been 'diffusing science for the common purposes of life'. In January 2000 Susan Greenfield was awarded the CBE for her services to the public understanding of science. She has a DPhil from the University Department of Pharmacology and she has held fellowships in the Department of Physiology, Oxford, the College of France, Paris, and NYU Medical Centre, New York.