Physics/Engineering/Math audio books?

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This discussion focuses on finding audio books related to physics, mathematics, and engineering for individuals with limited free time. The user, a third-year mechanical engineering student, seeks recommendations for audio books that can be consumed during a long commute. Suggestions include Richard Dawkins' "The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution" and Feynman's lectures on physics, both available on audio formats. The conversation emphasizes utilizing audio books as an effective way to engage with complex subjects while managing a busy schedule.

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  • Understanding of physics and engineering concepts
  • Familiarity with audio book formats and platforms
  • Knowledge of notable authors in science and mathematics
  • Basic research skills to locate audio book resources
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  • Explore audio book platforms like Audible for physics and engineering titles
  • Research Richard Dawkins' works and their audio adaptations
  • Investigate Feynman's lectures and their availability in audio format
  • Look into popular science audio book recommendations from forums or blogs
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Students in engineering or physics, educators seeking supplementary materials, and anyone interested in enhancing their knowledge of scientific topics through audio books.

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Hi all,

I really enjoy reading physics books, such as Brian Green's series and books about interesting mathematical topics. I am a 3rd year mechanical engineering student so I also love reading anything related to engineering.

I'd really like to enjoy more books, but I don't have a lot of free time due to school and work. I do, however, have a very long commute. I'd like to use that time to get some "reading" done in the form of audio books, but I can't seem to find anything that interests me.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to where I could find math/sci/engineering audio books?
 
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I know that Richard Dawkins' latest book (The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution) is on audio CD.

Try Amazon...
 
Feynman's lectures on physics are also available on audio book
 

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