All about nuclear physics - research, news and comment. The author is Prof Paul Stevenson - a researcher in nuclear physics in the UK. Sometimes the posts are a little tangential to nuclear physics.
Sunday, 14 February 2010
Celebrity Nuclear Physicist
Since this is a nuclear physics blog, I think it's definitely on-topic to mention that Jim Al-Khalili, theoretical nuclear physicist and colleague of mine at the University of Surrey, was the guest on Desert Island Discs this morning. If you missed it, you can still listen for the next twelve days. He talks a bit about his personal life, and a bit about science, but the most controversial thing he said was that no good music came from the 1980s. I've pointed out this basic error in his thinking before, so I don't know why he would repeat it on Radio 4 ;-)
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what would your duscs be?
ReplyDeletecurses, I mean discs
ReplyDeleteI don't know, but I'd have to include some stuff from the eighties. Possibly "Vienna" by Ultravox.
ReplyDeletenot "the final countdown?"
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