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WHY SCIENCE NEEDS ART: From Historical to modern day perspectives

Call no.: : 700.105 ROC
Author: : Richard Roche, Francesca Farina and Sean Commins
Contributor: : Safwan Hanif Bin Osman
Summary: Science and arts are always two polar opposites like day and night, or fire and water. Nevertheless, these two fields evolved side-by-side with humanities as we need both of them to improve our livelihoods. As science and arts influence our way of doing things, its integration to one another is inevitable. More than one examples of science and arts union can be found in this book such as brainbow technique, Alan Turing’s work on morphogenesis, and even how Alzheimer’s disease and dementia can affect the painters’ views of colours and lines.