My books, A Map of the Invisible: Journeys into Particle Physics and Smashing Physics are available in all good bookshops (this is basically the definition of a good bookshop).
A Map of the Invisible is a Sunday Times Science Book of the Year and has been reviewed in brief by Nature here and by Marcus Chown in Times Higher Education. For reviews of Smashing Physics, see here. Here’s me on Goodreads.
If you want your copy signed, or to hear me talk about it, I’ll post any opportunities here.
Bradford Literature Festival
8/7/2018
Latitude Festival 13/7/18 (4pm in the Space Shed in the Faraway Forest)
British Science Festival, Hull 11-14/9/2018
New Scientist Live 21/9/2018
Some highlights:
The launch event for Smashing Physics at the Royal Institution, introduced and chaired by Brian Cox.
Public lecture at Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
More reviews, comments, background information and discussion
Life and Physics Blog
As of 31/8/2010 most posts have appeared mainly on The Guardian, but these pages contain links to those posts, and to articles which appear in other place and/or which don’t really belong on the Guardian.
Versions of two of the posts in this blog have appeared in the New Scientist‘s S-Word, one of which received a response from the Science Minister.
Me
I’m a Professor of physics at UCL. Contact details, links and more research & professional information on my homepage at UCL.
Disclaimer
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