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Ashutosh Tiwari is Secretary General, International Association of Advanced Materials; Chairman and Managing Director of Tekidag AB (Innotech); Associate Professor and Group Leader, Smart Materials and Biodevices at the world premier Biosensors and Bioelectronics Centre, IFM-Linköping University; Editor-in-Chief, Advanced Materials Letters; a materials chemist and docent in the Applied Physics with the specialization of Biosensors and Bioelectronics from Linköping University, Sweden. He has more than 100 peer-reviewed primary research publications in the field of materials science and nanotechnology and has edited/authored more than 35 books on advanced materials and technology
Ashutosh Tiwari is Chairman & Managing Director at Institute of Advanced Materials & VBRI Group, Secretary General of the International Association of Advanced Materials and Editor-in-Chief of Advanced Materials Letters. Prof. Tiwari also has several honorary professor titles since 2009. Dr. Tiwari has been actively involved in the translational research for building state-of-the-art technological systems to handle key challenges in medical, security, energy supply and environmental issues realized by the integration of artificial intelligence and smart strategies.
Dr. Tiwari is the recipient of many prestigious fellowships including Marie Curie, The European Commission; JSPS Regular and Bridge Fellow, NIMS Postdoctoral Fellow, Japan; SI, etc. He is also the recipient of several recognitions and awards for his notable contributions to the advanced materials, nanoscience, and nanotechnology. Dr. Tiwari has published around 300 articles and has edited/ authored around 50 books on the advanced materials and nanotechnology. He is the Guest Editor of the Special issue 2D Materials in Biosensors & Bioelectronics, Elsevier; Series Editor of the Advanced Materials and Advanced Nanomaterials. He acts as an Executive Chair of “Knowledge Experience at Sea”, organizes in the Europe, Asia and USA with annual participation of over 2000+ delegates from 100+ countries.
Prof. Tiwari serves as a scientific evaluator, member of experts in several panels and committees to various governmental and non-governmental agencies; member of PhD committee, and has been invited for 100+ plenary, keynote and invited lectures in the international conferences. Currently, Dr. Tiwari is involved mainly on the technological developments of the range of nanotechnology-enabled new tools, technological breakthroughs, key process, new products designed to transform the energy, IT automation, security, and mass medicine.
Bora Garipcan teaches at Boðaziçi University, Turkey.
Lokman Uzun is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry Division, Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey where he also received his PhD in 2008. He is the author of more than 75 articles in peer-review journals and is the Assistant Editor of Hacettepe’s Journal of Biology and Chemistry. He recently took up a fellowship with the Biosensors and Bioelectronics Centre, Linköping University, Sweden. His research interest is mainly in materials science, surface modification, affinity interaction, polymer science, especially molecularly imprinted polymers and their applications in biosensors, bioseparation, food safety, and the environmental sciences.
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Fun read but not logical.
September 30, 2020
I really liked the story and so I decided to give it 4 stars. My only qualms is this book doesn’t hold together from a practical stand point. As long as you don’t try to apply logical thinking to the story and just enjoy it, it’s a pretty amazing read. With that said there are a few things that just don’t make sense and/or make the adults seem like idiots. The first issue is why would parents in the conclaves send their kids to the school in the first place? I understand that developing wizards are vulnerable but conclave kids should be completely safe. I can’t imagine you are constantly dealing with monsters in the conclaves or they wouldn’t be considered safe havens. The amount of monsters your child could potentially encounter in a enclave has to be exponentially smaller compared to the school if for no other reason your surrounded by powerful adult wizards. Then their is the general question of why there isn’t any adult wizards In The school or why someone would come up with a school design for such a hostile environment. The biggest flaw is why make the graduating class go through the monster chamber in the first place? They teleport the kids into the school why not teleport them out. Why is there shafts or vents to the chamber that’s specifically meant to hold the monsters that get in, and why would you put the machinery involved with exterminating them in the same chamber. Even if you don’t think about any of those questions there was a power disparity issue. The MC states many times that she has the power to raze cities why not just ask for the the power to raze the monster chamber. They stated the schools mana couldn’t support the kids, then why not have the kids give a ration of mana to the school? There is also the mix up with school vs monster motivations. It is almost presented as if the school wants kids to die and so again I ask why you would design a system like that or send your child into it. All these logical blips made for a good story but this book is definitely not good world building, Magic system is cool though.
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Marie Lennox
Depressing love child of harry potter and the hunger games
September 29, 2020
Some people will love this book. I personally didn’t enjoy Novik writing urban fantasy as much as her straight fantasies like Spinning Silver. Too much high school bitchyness and too few moments of liking the heroine, who is by turns grouchy, angry, and insanely powerful yet never seems to have to pay for her antisocial actions while hating on her Marty Stu totally-not-a-love-interest.
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J.k. Rowling better hold on to her seat, because this is the best magic school series I’ve read!
September 30, 2020
At first I was doubtful, as I couldn’t really identify with the main character; tall and gloomy Galadriel wasn’t the type of heroine I was used to. But my fears were quickly put to rest and I all but inhaled this book in one sitting (I should have paced myself but it’s so hard to do that when you’re enjoying a book!). The world building is top notch, probably my favorite part of the book actually, I loved the monsters -mal’s-, and I think a bestiary would be a fun complement to the series.
The characters are all great, the main cast is quite fleshed out for a first installment, and I’m looking forward to seeing them get their own little arcs in the future. And although most of the book was Galadriel’s inner monologue, it was all very entertaining: I could picture the school so vividly in my mind and the descriptions were very evocative.
I’m am desperately eager for the next book in the series, I don’t know how I’ll survive until then! This book was a bowl of fresh air in the fantasy genre, and I hope it will get as much (if not more) acclaim and success as other books in the genre.
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Patski
Not an Adult book
October 4, 2020
If you like reading about teenage high school in the magic vein (not in a good way), then this book is for you. However, even if you do, then I must warn you that the way it is written is not exactly reader friendly. Written as if straight from the brain and to the paper, this book alternately irritates and intrigues me. I WANT to know what is happening, yet several long and descriptively, teenager-y written paragraphs later, I find out. I must say I love Naomi Novik’s writing, but had I known this would be written this way, I would have given it a pass. Written for the “Umbrella” readers. it really was a hard thing to read. If you are upwards of 35 years old or so, give it a pass. Otherwise, I would like to know what happens in the neXt book, only because I slogged through this teenage wasteland of a book. Puhleeze, Ms. Novik, write another fantasy novel that I may like SOON.
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