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Leading professor Lisa Randall talks about the latest in physics at Vail Symposium

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By Lisa Randall
| Dispatchist
Thursday evening, one of Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World, Lisa Randall, will discuss her research in dark matter, possible extra dimensions in space and the large hadron collider (LHC), the world’s...
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Aggiustare previsioni | Com’è rassicurante la fisica quando è così precisamente approssimativa - Linkiesta.it

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By Lisa Randall, Francesco Cundari, Valentina Ardia Verified, Daniela Guaiti
| Linkiesta Verified
Questo è un articolo dell’ultimo numero di Linkiesta Magazine Omaggio all’Ucraina + New York Times Big Ideas in edicola a Milano e Roma e negli aeroporti e stazioni di tutta Italia. Lo si può ordinare qui.
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A Source of Comfort in Our Search for Quantum Meaning

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By Lisa Randall
| The New York Times Verified
This essay is part of a series called The Big Ideas, in which writers respond to a single question: What is reality? You can read more by visiting The Big Ideas series page. Perhaps because of recent commentary from tech billionaires, perhaps because of intriguing developments in quantum mechanics or perhaps because people are so unhappy with the state of the world these days, questions about reality and meaning seem to be everywhere.
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