Audiobooks by Sriraam Sivachandran

The Sutton Hoo: A Look Into the Anglo-Saxon Past

The discovery of the Sutton Hoo shook England by its core. The graves, jewelry, craftsmanship, are all remnants of the people who once lived on the land. The largely mysterious history of the Anglo-Saxons was finally solved in the discovery of the two large cemeteries by Basil Brown in 1938. This book provides insight on the importance of this archaeological site on our understanding of the kingdoms that once ruled here, and the effects of this place and civilization to the civilizations around it. The chapters cover the discovery of the Sutton Hoo, its impact on our understanding of early England, the detailed investigations of this site, and its influence on our culture today. The waves made by the Sutton Hoo cemeteries revolutionized how we understand early European history and are still felt to this day.

Alexander Martin, Amanda Rande, Ananna Bhadra Arna, Dr. Austin Mardon, Ivy Truong, Sriraam Sivachandran, Unaiza Asad Ullah, Wenteng Hou (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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What in the World are Organ Transplants?

In this collection of in-depth articles, the ideas and promise of organ transplants will be delved into. The process of how modern and historical organ transplants were conducted will be extensively covered engagingly and expertly. Readers will gain a new understanding of the science and research behind organ transplantation. The controversies and opposing viewpoints will also be included as well as the depiction of organ transplants in popular culture. This book provides an incredible and unique learning experience on the topic of organ transplants.

Amy Li, And Hafsa Alamagan, Christina McDonald, Christina Mcdonald, Dr. Austin Mardon, Gurman Barara, Jasrita Singh, Julia Cara, Margaret Wa Yan Choi, Maryam Oloriegbe, Sriraam Sivachandran, Suad Alad, Tolu Atama (Author), Evan Delainey (Narrator)

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A Comprehensive Insight on ADHD

Alexander Martin, Amanda Rande, Ananna Bhadra Arna, Dr. Austin Mardon, Ivy Truong, Maryleen Faith Geronimo, Nazihah, Poojitha Pai, Simarjit Kaur Sidhu, Sriraam Sivachandran, Unaiza Asad Ullah, Vivek Kannan, Viveka Pimenta, Wenteng Hou (Author), Brendon Black (Narrator)

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A Comprehensive Insight on Empathy

Empathy is a complex emotional reaction that drives the smallest and largest actions, and shapes how we view the world around us. This book explores the scientific and humanistic discourse surrounding empathy and what its role is in every aspect of our lives. Exploring the complexity behind empathy and the seemingly never-ending questions that it brings drives our exploration of the world around us, for example, the understanding of major areas of our brains and its importance in our capacity to empathize. The development of empathy was explored throughout mankind, and also throughout a lifetime, understanding the innate, biological and environmental factors that all construct empathy and how it is unique to every person. The concept of empathy is also viewed from philosophical viewpoints and in the context of other cultures, aiming to provide a well-rounded insight on the intricate nature of empathy.

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Antibiotic Resistance: An Emerging Pandemic

Research into the question of how antibiotic resistance is affected primarily by an emerging pandemic. Recent breakthroughs in technology can be an effective way of combating growing antibiotic resistance. In this anthology of research articles, the promise of specific therapies and ideas will be delved into as well as the dangers of increased antibiotic resistance and the implications of said resistance in a growing pandemic environment. Antibiotic resistance will be covered extensively in this book, as well as research prospects and ideas that contribute to locating and combating various forms of bacterium.

Amy Li, Christina Macdonald, Dr. Austin Mardon, Gurman Barara, Hafsa Alamagan, Jasrita Singh, Julia Cara, Margaret Wa Yan Choi, Maryam Oloriegbe, Sriraam Sivachandran, Suad Alad, Tolu Atama (Author), Hana Hubley (Narrator)

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Pandemics A History

If there has been one constant throughout the history of human life, it's disease. Disease-causing pathogens have always been present in our world and will undoubtedly continue to exist for the foreseeable future. This book examines the history of major plagues and pandemics from the 5th century CE to the present-day COVID-19 crisis. Each chapter tackles an individual pandemic and examines its causes, scope, and impact. Denial, prejudice, and scapegoating are societal patterns that consistently recur in response to the threat of disease. However, necessity breeds innovation, and past pandemics have spurred us to develop new technology, medical advancements, improved public health policies, and more practical infrastructure. Misinformation, however, is the enemy of progress, and learning how our predecessors responded when confronted with similar events helps us both understand and better prepare for present and future crises. COVID-19 will not be the last pandemic that humanity will experience. History demonstrates that we have overcome outbreaks of disease time and time again, and we will continue to do so using the lessons we have learned from our past. There will always be infectious diseases present in our world, but the casualties and scale of future pandemics will depend entirely on how well we can learn from our previous mistakes.

Alex Elvidge, Austin Mardon, Catherine Mardon, Dr. Austin Mardon, Michaelt Ang, Mya Colwell, Sriraam Sivachandran (Author), Daniel Klassen (Narrator)

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