Peter Dougherty & Al Bertrand: On Being Einstein’s Publisher
An essay on how publishing Albert Einstein shaped the history and identity of Princeton University Press.An essay on how publishing Albert Einstein shaped the history and identity of Princeton University Press.
Nobel Prize 2016 in Literature awarded to Bob Dylan
In a somewhat surprising decision, the Swedish Academy solidifed Dylan's legacy as a cultural icon.In a somewhat surprising decision, the Swedish Academy solidifed Dylan's legacy as a cultural icon.
Committed to Teaching Science and Entrepreneurship: Dan Shechtman
The Nobel laureate is passionate about teaching researchers how to start a business, and about teaching science to children.The Nobel laureate is passionate about teaching researchers how to start a business, and about teaching science to children.
Op-Ed: Science must be Brazil’s Bridge to the Future
With cuts in science, research and education taking place, the country's economic development is jeopardised.With cuts in science, research and education taking place, the country's economic development is jeopardised.
The Manhattan Project – Life in Los Alamos
The human side of the project that led to the atomic bomb.The human side of the project that led to the atomic bomb.
Roy Glauber and his time in Los Alamos
Interview at the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate MeetingInterview at the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Carl Wieman: Teaching Science More Effectively
Nobel laureate Carl Wieman is passionate about teaching physics and math more effectively: students should not only learn facts but start thinking like scientists. Nobel laureate Carl Wieman is passionate about teaching physics and math more effectively: students should not only learn facts but start thinking like scientists.
Scientists as modern nomads in a globalised scientific world
The question facing individual countries is: brain drain or brain gain?The question facing individual countries is: brain drain or brain gain?
A Beautiful Quest: The Search for a Unified Theory
Is the search for a "Theory of Everything" still worth its while or has it turned into a quixotic quest ultimately doing more harm than good?Is the search for a "Theory of Everything" still worth its while or has it turned into a quixotic quest ultimately doing more harm than good?
Geniuses are getting older
Statistically, Nobel Prize-worthy discoveries take place in a much later stage in the life of a scientist today than in the past.Statistically, Nobel Prize-worthy discoveries take place in a much later stage in the life of a scientist today than in the past.
Op-ed: What would the Brexit mean for Science and Research?
Kasia Tych shares her perspective on the upcoming referendum and what it might possibly mean for science.Kasia Tych shares her perspective on the upcoming referendum and what it might possibly mean for science.
Spotlight on Young Women in Physics at Lindau
Who thought physics was a boys' club? Here's the counterproof!Who thought physics was a boys' club? Here's the counterproof!