After studying Microbiology and Biochemistry at Zurich University, Beat Glogger trained as a journalist at MAZ Luzern and worked as a science journalist for television and print media for fourteen years. For twelve years he was the host of science magazine MTW on Swiss public TV. Beat was a correspondent and freelance TV producer in Latin America for three years and published several non-fiction books and two novels. With his own Scitec-Media agency for science communication he is a consultant to various public and private science projects. He received several awards for ably combining facts and fiction in his work.
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ZWEIMALTOT Science Thriller |
TWICEDEAD When the steel door clangs shut behind her, Tina Benz wakes up from her stupor. She doesn't know why she is being detained, and it doesn't help that they told her that Frank Stern is "alive". "Alive" as in "not quite dead"? As a leading neuroscientist, Stern develops brain-machine-interfaces, electronic devices that are linked with a person's neural system. Tina, his brilliant assistant, had found Frank unconscious in front of the institute, with no trace of who had attacked him. The analysis of his cell phone shows hundreds of phone calls from unidentified callers just before his "accident". Police begin their investigations, and Tina gets caught up in contradictions. Beat Glogger combines cutting-edge science with a personal story to a fast-paced thriller that asks crucial ethical questions in the guise of a chilling story. |
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LAUF UM MEIN LEBEN Science Thriller |
RUN FOR MY LIFE Jesse Brown is the world's fastest track runner. He is consistent, invincible and obviously infallible. While other athletes around him get involved in doping scandals, he remains clean. |
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XENESIS Science Thriller
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XENESIS Scientists had finally found a way to supply enough donor organs by genetically engineering animals and transplanting their organs to humans. For many years xenotransplantation was considered safe, until... |
