Our very own Sara Walker was featured on Ask an Astrobiologist, an interactive talk show where a guest will answer questions from Dr. Sanjoy Som, as well as questions submitted via Twitter, Facebook, and SAGANet chat.
Click the link below to watch the recorded livestream!
In the 19th century mathematicians learned how to manipulate infinity as a number in a consistent way. But those rules spring many surprises.
Read Paul Davies' Abacus Column at the link below.
On February 7th, theoretical physicists Paul Davies and Ard Louis, and astrophysicist Lucianne Walkowicz tackled the “big questions” of existence at the New York Academy of Sciences. Click the link below to view the livestream.
On October 17th, The College of Health Solutions hosted a wonderful event with our adjunct faculty, Pauline Davies.
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A huge congratulations to Sara Walker for winning fourth prize in FQXi's "Wandering Towards a Goal" essay contest.
Check out Paul Davies' article entitled, "Cosmologist Paul Davies proposes theory that building blocks of life may not be chemicals but information" that FairFax Media has published!
The physics community was elated by the recent announcement that Gravity Waves have been detected – at last, after decades of searching, and fully 100 years after Einstein’s prediction in his famous Theory of General Relativity.
The Russian internet entrepreneur Yuri Milner has announced he will spend at least $100 million over the next decade to search for signals from civilizations beyond Earth.
How will this change the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) which has been underway for the last 55 years? Will SETI, just gear up, or will there be a chance in strategy?
Paul Davies article on "The Search for Aliens is a Huge Shot in the dark" on TIME.com
Theoretical physicist Paul Davies responds to Emily St. John Mandel’s short story “Mr. Thursday" in this thrilling essay on Slate’s Future Tense channel.
Check out Sara Walker's perspective published in Science titled, "Beyond Prebiotic Chemistry".
ASU engineer looks to ants, nature for inspiration of innovation, sustainability.
When it comes to engineering a solution to a problem, Ted Pavlic looks to a specific source for inspiration — nature.
From post-doc to professor, Paul Davies has followed the search for gravitational waves – he even wrote the book on it. He describes his excitement when elusive ripples in space-time were finally found and looks ahead to a new age of exploration.
For too long, scientists focused on what we can see. Now they are at last starting to decode life’s software.
Paul Davies and Stephen Hawking tell One Direction fans to pay close attention to theoretical physics. He says it may prove there is an alternative universe in which Zayn Malik is still in the band. The physicist and cosmologist appeared in holographic form at the Sydney Opera House on Saturday, streamed in from Cambridge University.
Forbes online has posted an article featuring by our very own Sara Walker. “Most chemical systems don’t have a ['software’] program associated with them,” said Walker. “I’m trying to understand how these programs emerged spontaneously in nature and how do they actually end up operating a system.”
Check out Paul Davies' article entitled, "Cosmologist Paul Davies proposes theory that building blocks of life may not be chemicals but information" that FairFax Media has published!
