Michael Segal
Why “Hawking Radiation” Was Almost “Feynman Radiation”
Nautilus’ Ingenious this month, Alan Lightman, is a successful writer and physicist, and one of the very rare people to receive an appointment in both science and humanities at MIT*. He did his doctoral research at Caltech while Richard Feynman was a professor there. One day, Lightman was on hand to see the brilliant and […]
Ingenious: Alan Lightman
The physicist on writing, the writer on physics.
A Summer Gaze
The Summer 2014 Quarterly tackles image and object.
Ingenious: Cornelia Hesse-Honegger
A life of science and art.
Ingenious: Gregory Laughlin
An astrophysicist looks into the future and the distance.
Ingenious: Simon DeDeo
Cosmic microwaves and crime.
It’s Alive!
The Spring 2014 Quarterly has awakened.
Higgs—The Movie
The director of “Particle Fever” talks about his film.
The Metaphysical Baggage of Physics
Lee Smolin argues that time is more fundamental than physical laws.
Ingenious: Max Tegmark
A bird’s-eye view on life and the universe.
