The work of scholars studied:
- Gerald Holton, Faculty of Arts & Sciences (FAS) Department of Physics
- Arthur Loeb go back to 1971 with the Philomorphs.
- Howard Gardner goes back to 1971 and our work within Synectics Educations.
- Arthur McGill goe back to 1977 and our study of the book, Finite & Infinite by Austin Farrer.
- Stephen Jay Gould go back to 1979 and ther display project at MIT, What is life?
- ,Willard Van Orman Quine goes back to 1977.
- Hilary Putnam goes back to 1971.
- Lisa Randall, Center for the Fundamental Laws of Nature
- Avi Loeb, The Center for Astrophysics
- Andrew Strominger, Center for the Fundamental Laws of Nature
- Cumrun Vafa, Center for the Fundamental Laws of Nature
- Cora Dvorkin, Physics
- Jesse Thaler, Physics, Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions (IAIFI)
- Howard Georgi, Center for the Fundamental Laws of Nature
- William Hugh Woodin, Mathematics
- Noam Elkies, Mathematics
- Rudolf Schild, Astrophysics
- Marcus Ossiander, School of Engineering & Applied Sciences (SEAS)
- Dudley R. Herschbach, Chemistry
- Drew Gilpin Faust, History, former President
Visiting Scholars: Matt Strassler
Associate: Eriko Hironaka
Honorary research associate from years ago: Jan Struik
Postdocs:
Undergraduates and graduates: Too numerous to list.
Long, long ago: Arthur Loeb, Howard Gardner, Arthur McGill, Stephen Jay Gould, Willard Van Orman Quine, and Hilary Putnam were all most special professors and personal acquaintances. I first met with Sheldon Glashow and Steven Weinberg while they were on the faculty at Harvard.
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Even longer ago, back in 1947 when I was born, my father was working in the HVAC group at Harvard and one of their activities was to keep the rooms cool where the Mark I and then the Mark II were housed. Within that first year, I was smelling the textured air of the Mark II.
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