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Underground experiments in the heart of the Italian mountains are testing the links between consciousness and collapse theories of quantum physics. via @FQXi
I love the headline on this one. Consciousness, quantumness, testing a decades-old idea. My article for FQXi.org, on Catalina Curceanu, Maaneli Derakhshani, Lajos Diosi, and Angelo Bassi.
Recent work has shown how “naked singularities” might defy the cosmic censorship conjecture
Cosmic Censorship, naked singularities, extra dimensions, all the good stuff. My article for Scientific American, featuring Pau Figueras and Yen Chin Ong.
There may be realistic ways to create cosmic bridges predicted by general relativity
Are we getting any closer to usable wormholes? Maybe??? Features Nabil Iqbal and Brianna Grado-White, for Scientific American.
A new test could determine whether large-scale cosmic structures have microscopic origins
Did all the galaxies grow from nothing but quantum static, like inflation says, or was more in the mix? Something from nothing, or something from something? Article for Scientific American, featuring research by Dan Green and Rafael Porto.
Untangling how the human perception of cause-and-effect might arise from quantum physics, may help us understand the limits and the potential of AI. via @FQXi
Is causality fundamental in a quantum world? Profile of research by Ana Belen Sainz, Matty Hoban, and Eric Cavalcanti, for FQXi.
My debut article for Scientific American.
Physicists have found a way the theory might limit the cosmic inflation that is thought to have expanded the early universe
The luminiferous aether has become a byword for failed ideas. Now it is being revived to explain dark matter and dark energy, and potentially unify physics
Feature article for New Scientist, Oct. 2019.
Since the 1970s, physicists have described black holes using borrowed versions of the laws of thermodynamics. But are black holes really thermodynamic systems?
I talked with Craig Callender, philosopher of physics, to find out why we are all wrong about black holes. Q&A for Quanta Magazine, reprinted at Wired.com.
Garrett Lisi set up a science hostel on the island of Maui. I pay it a visit to see whether the scenic location really can inspire scientists in their research.
Special edition of the FQXi podcast recorded at the Emergent Quantum Mechanics meeting in London. Features my interview with Emily Adlam.
Sabine Hossenfelder describes her process for creating physics-themed synth-pop hits; interview for the FQXi podcast
Ivette Fuentes describes testing the effects of gravity on quantum devices; interview for the FQXi podcast
FQXi podcast, cohost with Zeeya Merali since 2012
Article on quantum contextuality for Plus Magazine.
Accounting for quantum fuzziness could help us measure space and time—and the cosmos—more accurately. Profile of Ivette Fuentes, David Bruschi, and Stefano Mancini for FQXi.
Foster, B. Z., & Jacobson, T. (2017). Spin on a 4D Feynman Checkerboard. International Journal of Theoretical Physics, 56(1), 129-144.
Interviews with Alessandra Buonanno and Ted Jacobson, about the LIGO detection of gravity waves and the meaning for quantum gravity, for FQXi podcast