Tag: general relativity

  • In discussion with Alan Guth

    In discussion with Alan Guth

    Alan Guth reflects on the origins of inflationary cosmology, the uncertainty surrounding its earliest models and the observations that could shape its future. He also discusses eternal inflation, the measure problem and the enduring connections between cosmology and particle physics.

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  • Past and Present of the LHC Physics Programme: A Viewpoint

    Past and Present of the LHC Physics Programme: A Viewpoint

    Before the LHC began operations, expectations were immense. It was not perceived simply as CERN’s next machine after LEP, but as “the next machine after everything”—a collider expected to settle how electroweak symmetry is broken.

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  • Interview Shep S. Doeleman, Event Horizon Telescope Director

    Interview Shep S. Doeleman, Event Horizon Telescope Director

    Interview Shep S. Doeleman, Event Horizon Telescope Director “We have taken the first picture of a black hole! This is an extraordinary scientific feat accomplished by a team of more than 200 researchers” with these words, the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) project director Sheperd S. Doeleman of the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian

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