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Feb 15, 2022Meanings of ScienceMRB TV Goes Beyond Weird: Quantum Mechanics With Philip BallPHILIP BALL | The writer Philip Ball is the former editor of Nature, a physicist by training, and the author of over 25 books on science
Feb 11, 2022Meanings of ScienceFor the Life of Science: Philip Ball on Quantum Physics and The Writing LifePHILIP BALL | Over a few delightful hours last year, I spoke to the genial and generous writer, Philip Ball, a modern polymath
Oct 22, 2021Meanings of ScienceHow Special Is Science?PHILIP BALL | Science is special. Its central idea – collecting data about the real world, using it to formulate theories and hypotheses
Dec 4, 2020Meanings of ScienceWhat is Soft Matter? PHILIP BALL | The British biologist Peter Medawar called science the art of the soluble.
Mar 13, 2020Meanings of ScienceScience and Human Values: An Interview with Peter HarrisonPETER HARRISON | Science is one of humanity’s greatest achievements, and it affects all of us.