The Voice of Science - The Silence of Nature

The book "The Voice of Science - The Silence of Nature" seeks to highlight the silent and soundless evolutionary processes and phenomena that dynamically unfold in nature without us being able to perceive them due to the scale on which they take place. Furthermore, it aims to showcase the scientific research and the timeless scientific tools and turning points in human thought which are used in the macrocosm and constitute the voice of the scientific community in our effort to understand those silent natural processes and evolution. This dialogue between macrocosm and microcosm as a means of understanding creation and the evolution of all species constitutes the underlying wisdom of the natural order, its determinism so to speak. The Silence of Nature 'carries' the creations that human beings attempt to examine through The Voice of Science. Philosophy constitutes the means that human beings use to build an understanding of the processes of creation and evolution, in order not to lose themselves in the endless process of 'the foundation of the cosmos' and creation, and in order to surpass their inherent imperfections and weaknesses.

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Costas Demetzos is a Professor of Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology at the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens. He serves as a Director of the Laboratory of Pharmaceutical Technology and since 2008 he is President of the Hellenic Pharmaceutical Society (HPS). In 2021, he was elected Ordinary member in the European Academy of Sciences and Arts.

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The book "The Voice of Science - The Silence of Nature" seeks to highlight the silent and soundless evolutionary processes and phenomena that dynamically unfold in nature without us being able to perceive them due to the scale on which they take place. Furthermore, it aims to showcase the scientific research and the timeless scientific tools and turning points in human thought which are used in the macrocosm and constitute the voice of the scientific community in our effort to understand those silent natural processes and evolution. This dialogue between macrocosm and microcosm as a means of understanding creation and the evolution of all species constitutes the underlying wisdom of the natural order, its determinism so to speak. The Silence of Nature carries the creations that human beings attempt to examine through The Voice of Science. Philosophy constitutes the means that human beings use to build an understanding of the processes of creation and evolution, in order not to lose themselves in the endless process of the foundation of the cosmos and creation, and in order to surpass their inherent imperfections and weaknesses.