Excellent discussion of how science is altered from 'research' to 'news.' Also touches usefully on the vexed topic of studies that contradict each other.

The remaining mysteries of science

A reasonable critique of some of the odd metaphysical interpretations explaining consciousness through quantum physics.

Deep insights into ideology and epistemology in science, viewed using evolution as a case study

Both deep and broad, a good overall skeptical treatment of fringe topics

Some of the best from the CSICOP in their neverending search for fringe topics to debunk.

An intriguing critique of inductivism and the interesting implications of the multiple worlds view of quantum physics. Maybe too ambitious, but at least far better than most of the New Age-ish folks

Barrow's lucid and entertaining quest for the ultimate origins of mathematics.

Merleau-Ponty was among the few who philosophers who grasped the essential relationship of meaning and biological goal-seeking, and that awareness follows rather than precedes action.

Libet's work reveals profound insights into the nature of volition.

Both comprehensive and technically detailed: one of the best single volumes on the subject.

Outstanding non-technical overview of modern cosmology, subatomic physics, and the playful side of how science works.

Searle is probably best known for his "Chinese Room" argument and his arguments against strong AI computer functionalism regarding the mind. I think this is the clearest non-technical statement of his ideas, but it is also a very good general introduction to modern naturalistic philosophy of mind.