I did a Book Shambles with Robin Ince and Josie Long, which you can hear here. Hear hear.
Ostensibly we were discussing “A Map of the Invisible”, though it starts with me denying the allotment allegation, and pretty much shambles on from there to cover quite a lot of ground…
Things James Wells writes are usually worth reading, and this is no exception. Highly recommended to anyone (like me) who is thinking a lot about the current state, and future, of particle physics. Or who is just interested in how our ideas about the fundamental laws of nature have evolved over the years, in the light of steadily accumulated data.
A sentiment I particularly applaud is this:
If it is the old static former definition, then it is uninteresting to use the phrase “Standard Model” ever again, except in nostalgic history books, and if it is the new dynamic latter definition then we should not speak of neutrino masses being beyond the Standard Model
Authors of PhD theses I am likely to review or examine, please take note…
I occasionally get asked, since the LHC is not currently providing collisions, what we’re actually doing now. Answers include Protons, Papers, Poppadoms, Preparation, Python, Pictures and Philip Pullman.
Independent Blogger of the Year, The Comment Awards 2016 & 2017
Quantum wizardry, etcetera
A particle physicist roaming in the world of machine learning and Bayesian statistics
science, academics, etc.
Conversations About Science with Theoretical Physicist Matt Strassler
A blog by the Institute for Quantum Information and Matter @ Caltech
Trading Psychology: profit maximisation by understanding yourself and other market participants
To Serve To Mock To Annoy
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. ~ Neil Peart
Ending sexual misconduct in higher education
Research and Commentary on the Legal Professions from Richard Moorhead
A simple look at clever stuff.
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