The Universe Speaks in Numbers

The Universe Speaks in Numbers

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The Universe Speaks in Numbers episodes

  • The Universe Speaks in Numbers: Edward Witten interviewed by Graham Farmelo

    Science writer Graham Farmelo in conversation with Edward Witten. Edward Witten is widely regarded as the pre-eminent theoretical physicist of the past four decades. Based at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, he has made dozens of path-breaking contributions to both physics and mathematics.


    Read more in Graham Farmelo's book The Universe Speaks in Numbers.


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    27 min
  • The Universe Speaks in Numbers: Val Gibson interviewed by Graham Farmelo

    Science writer Graham Farmelo in conversation with Val Gibson. Val Gibson is a leading experimental particle physicist and is head of the high energy physics research group at the Cavendish Laboratory at the University Cambridge. She is a prominent member of one of the teams of experimenters at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, where the Higgs boson was discovered in 2012.


    Read more in Graham Farmelo's book The Universe Speaks in Numbers.


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    23 min
  • The Universe Speaks in Numbers: Simon Schaffer interviewed by Graham Farmelo

    Science writer Graham Farmelo in conversation with Simon Schaffer. Simon Schaffer is not only a leading historian of science but also a great teacher. He is without peer in his ability to illuminate how thinking about thinking about the natural world developed into our modern understanding of physics, often in ways unknown to most physicists today.


    Read more in Graham Farmelo's book The Universe Speaks in Numbers.


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    34 min
  • The Universe Speaks in Numbers: Michael Atiyah interviewed by Graham Farmelo

    Science writer Graham Farmelo in conversation with Sir Michael Atiyah. In an interview with Graham in November 2018, Sir Michael Atiyah described how he became a ‘quasi-physicist. Ten weeks later, Atiyah was dead. He was one of the most accomplished mathematicians of the past century: no one had done more in the past decades to discover close links between pure mathematics and fundamental physics. Undoubtedly a great mind, he was also an indomitable spirit.


    Read more in Graham Farmelo's book The Universe Speaks in Numbers.


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    27 min

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In The Universe Speaks in Numbers award-winning science writer Graham Farmelo is in conversation with some of the great names in modern physics and mathematics. Among the interviewees are Michael…

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