Ingemar Lundstr枚m of Link枚ping University, Sweden, is an unashamed
fan of the journal Nature. He uses trips and vacations to catch up on
unread articles from both Nature and its competitor Science.
Or, as he puts it, 鈥渞ead them more carefully than usual鈥�.
Lundstr枚m, who researches biophysics, biomaterials and sensors, also likes to dip into A
Bedside Nature: Genius and Eccentricity in Science1869-1953, a collection
of the quirkier contributions to the journal (W. H. Freeman & Co,
$18.95, ISBN 0716736500). And he鈥檚 also reading The Further
Inventions of Daedalus based on the chemist David Jones鈥檚 Nature
column of fantasy inventions (Oxford University Press, 拢14.99, ISBN
0198504691). When it comes to fiction, Lundstr枚m says he sticks to 鈥渘ovels
which my wife reads鈥�.