The New Statesmanflipped into New StatesmanWhat Christopher Nolan got wrong about Oppenheimerverified_publishernewstatesman.com - Ray MonkI spent eleven years writing a biography of Oppenheimer. Does Nolan’s film “capture” him in all his complexity? “J Robert Oppenheimer is the most …
Her Campusflipped into All HC6 days agoYou’re a 3 Minute Read Away From Acing Your Finalshercampus.com - Maile SmithThis article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UCLA chapter.If you’re on the quarter system, it’s that time of the year where …
Mar 1Science leaders of the futurepeoplesdefender.com - People's DefenderBy Sherry Larson People’s Defender “The best scientists are open to the possibility that they may be wrong, and they are willing to change their …
Feb 29Knowing Something vs. Knowing the Name of Something: Some Points about Causal Analysis | R-bloggersr-bloggers.com - matloffThe famed physicist Richard Feynman once said, “I learned very early the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something,” a …
Mar 1Freakonomics on Feynman | The Brian Lehrer Show | WNYCwnyc.orgStephen Dubner talks about their series on Richard Feynman, known for his work in theoretical physics and for his boundless curiosity.
Mind Mattersflipped into Mind MattersWhy Do Universities Ignore Good Ideas?mindmatters.ai - Jeffrey FunkHere is a recent assessment of 2023 Nobel Prize Winner Katalin Kariko: “Eight current and former colleagues of Karikó told The Daily Pennsylvanian that …