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Coming To The Light - Driedger, Albert
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The primary stimuli for what became the contents of this book were deeply embedded in the combination of a fulfilling and privileged professional life, textured by strong family supports and the author's curiosity about the mysterious underpinnings of the natural universe. The distinction between the human and the merely bestial seems to lie in language (both spoken and written), the mystery of curiosity and the compulsion to pass acquired perspectives on to others of our species; surely a trilogy of traits to be celebrated in every way possible.

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Produktbeschreibung
The primary stimuli for what became the contents of this book were deeply embedded in the combination of a fulfilling and privileged professional life, textured by strong family supports and the author's curiosity about the mysterious underpinnings of the natural universe. The distinction between the human and the merely bestial seems to lie in language (both spoken and written), the mystery of curiosity and the compulsion to pass acquired perspectives on to others of our species; surely a trilogy of traits to be celebrated in every way possible.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Albert Driedger holds doctoral degrees in medicine and biochemistry, and his research brought him into contact with nuclear science and engineering. In addition to clinical work, he was a consultant to government and industry on issues related to radiation health and safety and taught about the role of physicians in hospital management in the developing world. He also has a long-standing interest in astronomy. In retirement, Dr. Driedger has supported environmental restoration in his community. In his medical roles, Dr. Driedger published in the field. He was an associate editor for the European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging for a decade. He is Professor Emeritus in Medicine at Western University, a Life member of the Canadian Association of Nuclear Medicine, and a member of the Muskoka Author's Association. Dr. Driedger lives in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada.