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'Leonardo demonstrated how far a person can take research that has no set goal. Driven by curiosity, he worked for the sheer pleasure of understanding the world.' Award-winning science writer Stefan Klein takes the reader through the diverse pages of Leonardo's notebooks, explains the scientific questions which most interested him (from the way sunlight is reflected by waves in the water to the origins of the universe) and reveals how much we still have to learn from his way of thinking. 
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