Columbia University theoretical physicist Brian Greene discusses the human search for meaning amid the grand sweep of the universe during a Seattle appearance presented by University Book Store.

WALTER ISAACSON: Brian, welcome to the show. BRIAN GREENE, THEORETICAL PHYSICIST: Thank you. ISAACSON: If you could solve three scientific problems, tell me what they’d be. GREENE: Very clear ...

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Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Professor Brian Greene is a physicist, mathematician, and string theorist. He is the author of the book “Until the End ...

Brian Greene is a busy man. In addition to teaching at Columbia University in New York City, the theoretical physicist has written four books, starred in a handful of TV specials and along the way ...

If you’re Columbia University physicist Brian Greene, author of “The Elegant Universe,” you take on the foundations of the space-time continuum itself. Greene’s new book, “The Fabric of ...

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In his newest, “Until the End of Time,” best-selling author and physicist Brian Greene explores the human drive through the centuries to understand the cosmos. Greene is the host of the ...

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