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Physicists across the globe rejoiced earlier this month at the announcement that the Large Hadron Collider—the gargantuan accelerator of sub-atomic particles meant to signal the dawning of a new age in high-energy physics??had successfully passed a beam of protons through its 17-mile tunnel...
...never reaches the same level of enjoyability as other popular works of social science. After all, you never once had her tell you “Blink.” Perhaps the reasoning behind the anecdotes—which cover industries from gold mining and technology to automobiles and physics??is to convince CEOs and businessmen to take a chance with revealing some of their biggest secrets to the world community. By doing so, the authors argue, firms can allow others to help in the development and general success of the company.But for those of us who read...
...lecture.” According to Corey, Kornberg was at the very top of his high-powered chemistry class, earning one of only two or three A’s awarded. Kornberg said that his interactions with friends who were “unbelievably talented in mathematics and physics?? were instrumental in driving and deepening his learning. “I went to the same courses with them and I tried to keep up with them,” he said, adding that learning from them “gave me the penchant for rigor and precision...
According to a grumbling few, Marisha Pessl’s tangled debut novel “Special Topics in Calamity Physics?? does not deserve to be published. Certain critics and blogsters credit the unusually pretty author—and her jacket photo—for capturing publisher Viking’s attention...
Always wanted to strut across campus with a “Physics?? book? Now’s the chance. Don’t let an attractive outward appearance (or any notions of intrinsic difference) deter you from picking up this novel...