About - BRIANKEATING
Brian Keating is the Chancellor’s Distinguished Professor of Physics in the Department of Physics at the University of California, San Diego, and the Principal Investigator of the Simons Observatory.
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For anyone who has ever looked up at the sky with a sense of wonder and curiosity, Prof. Keating's podcast is a must-listen. One of the most distinguished physicists of our time offers an accessible and entertaining window into some of the fundamental mysteries of the universe.
Why There's No Such Thing as Free Will - briankeating.com
Brian Keating: Today, we’re featuring renowned neuroendocrinologist, best selling author, and Stanford University professor, Robert Sapolsky. He’s one of Stanford’s top rated professors, and you’ll see why in today’s episode.
Losing The Nobel Prize - BRIANKEATING
In Losing the Nobel Prize, cosmologist Brian Keating―who first conceived of the BICEP (Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalactic Polarization) experiments―tells the inside story of BICEP2’s detection and the ensuing scientific drama.
Into The Impossible Podcast Episodes - BRIANKEATING
Brian Keating Discusses Black Holes, Time Travel, and the Origin of the Universe w/ Jordan Peterson
David Chalmers:The Matrix is REAL! - BRIANKEATING
Brian Keating: your fearful host, professor Brian Keating of the Arthur c Clark Center For Human Imagination, talking with a renowned Intellect. And this is a rear, a real treat. When I found out that his new book was coming out, I just had to get them.
Accidental Discoveries That Shaped Astronomy | Chris Lintott
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Events - BRIANKEATING
Join Brian Keating & Richard Dawkins in a very special conversation – The Final Bow: His Last Tour On The Road
Books - BRIANKEATING
With a Foreward by Albert Einstein. Salviati narrated by Carlo Rovelli, Sagredo narrated by Brian Keating.
Stephon Alexander, Professor of Physics at Brown University and author of The Jazz of Physics , calls Keating a “visionary” and believes LOSING THE NOBEL PRIZE to be “one of the greatest stories told in cosmology.”