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Enduring Cancer, by Prof. Dwai Banerjee

Jul 9, 2020

Read the introduction to Enduring Cancer, by Prof. Dwai Banerjee, on Duke Press website: http://ow.ly/BdId50A38AN

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2020 Benjamin Siegel Writing Prize Awarded to Jesse Gordon, MIT Chemistry

May 15, 2020

MIT’s STS Program is pleased to announce that it has awarded the 2020 Benjamin Siegel Writing Prize to Jesse Gordon, for his essay “The Coronavirus Chronicles: Emergence of a Global Pandemic.” …

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David Kaiser’s Quantum Legacies — The INTO THE IMPOSSIBLE Podcast Episode 48

May 15, 2020

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How growth of the scientific enterprise influenced a century of quantum physics

May 4, 2020

MIT physicist and historian David Kaiser explores the complicated history of quantum physics in a new book, “Quantum Legacies: Dispatches from an Uncertain World,” published by the University of Chicago Press.…

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Is there really no community transmission of coronavirus in India? Let’s do some math

Apr 24, 2020

Op-Ed: Prof. David Kaiser and colleagues help in understanding the likely progression of COVID-19 in India: lack of confirmed cases in a particular region is not very compelling evidence of lack…

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Double Vision, by David Kaiser

Apr 21, 2020

Double vision In college, I loved tales of the history of physics as much as I loved the science itself. A kindly professor encouraged me to carve out a dual career…

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Author Q&A: David Kaiser on physics and its history

Apr 17, 2020

David Kaiser recently talked to Physics Today via Zoom about using astrophysics to test Bell’s inequality, why the history of physics pedagogy fascinates him, and research in the time of coronavirus.…

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Kenneth Keniston, Founder, MIT STS Program: A Tribute

Apr 14, 2020

Kenneth Keniston, pictured 2nd from right. Remembering Kenneth Keniston 1930-2020 The Questions Keniston Brought to MIT Kenneth Keniston, a founder and pillar of MIT’s Program in Science, Technology, and Society, and…
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