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| | | | | Physics is the science of the very big and the very small. We study the smallest scales, the fundamental particles that make up the universe, and the largest, stars on up to the universe as a whole. We also study the world in between, though. That's the domain of condensed matter, the study of solids,... | |
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| | | | | On this blog, I write about particle physics for the general public. I try to make things as simple as possible, but I do have to assume some things. In particular, I usually assume you know what particles are! This time, I won't do that. I know some people out there don't know what a... | |
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| | | | | There's been some buzz around a recent Quanta article by K. C. Cole, The Strange Second Life of String Theory. I found it a bit simplistic of a take on the topic, so I thought I'd offer a different one. String theory has been called the particle physicist's approach to quantum gravity. Other approaches use... | |
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| | | Dr Emily Smith-Woolley talked to the CEN about her research looking at genetics and the role it plays in education. Below is a short video summary of her talk. Following it is a link to another vid... | ||
