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Brian Greene
Mar. 29, 2013
Gripping Science Tales Need Not Be Science Fiction
How can scientists tell compelling stories without hyping or distorting the science?
science and storytelling, asuorigins, asu origins, lawrence krauss, brian greene, ian mcewen, ian mc ewen, plot, characters
Oct. 28, 2011
Brian Greene Explains ‘The Fabric Of The Cosmos’
With no shortage of special effects, a new four-part TV series looks at big questions in cosmology.
physics, cosmology, string theory, reality, dimensions
Mar. 04, 2011
Brian Greene on The Hidden Reality
Why some physicists think there can be more than one universe.
physics, cosmology, universe, multiverse, string theory, theoretical physics
Apr. 03, 2009
Big Questions in Cosmology
In this hour, we'll get an update on the very small--particle physics--and the very large--cosmology--and find out how these two fields of study fit together.
cosmology, physics, origins, arizona
May. 30, 2008
World Science Festival / Kavli Awards
This week, the World Science Festival brings big thinkers from around the world to a five-day festival in New York City.
awards, science festival, science literacy
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Michael Pollan Talks Plants and Food
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