Recovering scientist now a happy science writer, blogger, speaker. Author, Hollywood Science, Digital People, Empire of Light, Universal Foam, Slow Light, more.

Joined March 2011
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If Only 19th-Century America Had Listened to a Woman Scientist nautil.us/issue/78/atmospher… via @NautilusMag

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How does ancient technology compare to modern tech? Read my piece on Nautilus (nautil.us/blog/most-tech-tod…) and find out .

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My review of "Bad Blood," the gripping story of how Silicon Valley start-up Theranos reached a $9 billion valuation with phony blood-testing technology. Los Angeles Review of Books @lareviewofbooks lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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Time is a mystery but we know a few things about it. My essay just published in the special "time" issue of Physics World (physicsworld.com) shows what it means in science and in our own experience. physicsworld.com/a/time-exam…

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Tonight, April 30 10 pm EST, debut of James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction six-part series on the American Movie Channel, where I and others in and out of Hollywood talk about the great sci-fi themes. amc.com/shows/james-camerons…

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Here's my latest post about military AI, at Nautilus online: nautil.us/blog/the-case-agai…

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Come see me and my co-editor Eddy Von Mueller speak about our new book celebrating the 200th birthday of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein." Wednesday, January 31 • 7PM at Barnes & Noble at Emory University 1390 Oxford Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
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Quantum curious but quantum theory makes no sense? These quantum films I review will show that you're not alone. labocine.com/spotlight/135

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My Frankenstein book comes out 2/2/18 for the 200th b'day of Mary Shelley's story. Contributors include Mel Brooks ("Young Frankenstein").
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Great angle, soft focus photography and "soft" genetics to enhance people. I hope you're well. All's good here.
Relive those Star Trek moments! Read my piece in "Nature" for Star Trek's 50th anniversary this month. go.nature.com/2cdxloZ

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Wow, Prox Centauri Earth-like planet "only" 4 light years away, but 80,000 years travel time with current tech. Faster spacecraft needed!
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The blackest black ever? Techies and artists love it! My piece "Paint it Nanoblack," tinyurl.com/jqzjyt3 (physicsworld.com),

Is fiction good for you New discovery? Fiction broadens emotional horizons. bit.ly/29L3dR0 via @CellPressNews @EurekAlertAAAS

Explaining 2016 politics: Narcissists Addicted to Social Networking?@Cyberpsych_Jn bit.ly/29nCZkf via @LiebertPub @EurekAlertAAAS

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