Preventing a biochemical arms race by Kelle, Alexander, Nixdorff, Kathryn, Dando, Malcolm

Foundations in microbiology by Talaro, Kathleen P., Chess, Barry

Table of Contents: “…The main themes of microbiology -- The chemistry of biology -- Tools of the laboratory: methods of studying microorganisms -- A survey of prokaryotic cells and microorganisms -- A survey of euraryotic cells and microorganisms -- An introduction of viruses -- Microbial nutrition, ecology, and growth -- An introduction to microbial metabolism: the chemical crossroads of life -- An introduction to microbial genetics -- Genetic engineering: a revolution in molecular biology -- Physical and chemical agents for microbial control -- Drugs, mirobes, host: the elements of chemotherapy -- Microbe-human interactions: infection, disease, and epidemiology -- An introduction to host defenses and innate immunities -- Adaptive, specific immunity and immunization -- Disorders in immunity -- Procedures for identifying pathogens and diagnosing infections -- The gram-positive and gram-negative cocci of medical importance -- The gram-positive bacilli of medical impotance -- Miscellaneous bacterial agents of disease -- The fungi of medical importance -- The parasites of medical importance -- Introduction to viruses that infect humans: the DNA viruses -- The RNA viruses that infect humans -- Environmental microbiology -- Applied and industrial microbiology…”

History of war 50 events you really need to know by Cross, Robin

Table of Contents: “…Machine generated contents note: MILITARY EMPIRES OF THE ANCIENT WORLD -- 01.The chariot -- 02.The Macedonian phalanx -- 03.Helepolis (̀The City Taker') -- 04.The trireme -- 05.The Roman legion -- 06.The legions in the field -- 07.Roman siegecraft -- THE DARK AGES -- 08.Heavy cavalry and chain mail -- 09.Viking longship -- 10.The shield wall -- MEDIEVAL WARFARE -- 11.The castle -- 12.Medieval siege engines -- 13.The sword -- 14.The longbow -- 15.Early cannon -- THE GUNPOWDER REVOLUTION -- 16.Naval warfare -- 17.The Vauban revolution -- 18.The age of artillery -- 19.Firepower and shock action -- BIRTH OF MODERN WARFARE -- 20.Brown Bess -- 21.Mobile artillery -- 22.Napoleonic corps d'armee -- 23.Naval firepower -- INDUSTRY AND WAR -- 24.Mass production -- 25.The machine gun -- 26.The all-big-gun battleship -- THE FIRST WORLD WAR -- 27.Trench warfare -- 28.Chemical warfare -- 29.Air warfare -- 30.The arrival of the bomber -- 31.The tank -- THE SECOND WORLD WAR -- 32.Blitzkrieg -- 33.Radar -- 34.Strategic bombing -- 35.Armoured warfare -- 36.The U-boat war -- 37.D-Day -- 38.Nazi secret weapons -- 39.Escort fighter -- 40.Aircraft carrier -- 41.Codebreaking -- 42.The atom bomb -- COLD WAR AND AFTER -- 43.Ballistic missiles -- 44.Helicopters -- 45.Assault rifle -- 46.Jet fighter -- 47.Stealth -- 48.Cruise missile -- 49.Unmanned aerial combat -- 50.Cyberwar.…”

Kurdistan in the shadow of history by Meiselas, Susan, Bruinessen, Martin van

Another bloody century future warfare by Gray, Colin S.

Table of Contents: “…Weapons of Mass Destruction -- Silver bullets and combined arms -- Weapons of mass destruction (WMD) -- Nuclear weapons -- Biological weapons -- Chemical weapons -- A strategic perspective -- 8. Old Rules for New Challenges -- II. …”

Terrorism in perspective by Mahan, Sue

Table of Contents: “…Blee -- 8.Technology and Terrorism -- Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Weapons and Explosive Devices -- Chemical Weapons -- Biological Weapons -- Contents note continued: Radiological Weapons -- Nuclear Weapons -- Explosive Devices -- How Real Is the Threat? …”

High integrity systems and safety management in hazardous industries by Thomson, J. R. 1955-