Newton, the physicist!

Dr. Boden, American physicist, Nobel Prize winner.

He quotes one innovator who says, The only time a physician and a physicist get together is when the physicist gets sick.

This is produced by the physicist Cesar Hidalgo.

Because, basically, I work as a theoretical physicist.

Interesting, anyway, if you're a solid state physicist.

George Gamow, also a great physicist, he designed the tie.

Now the background is the guy who did this is a physicist.

But let me tell you a little bit about Feynman the physicist.

Physically, he's perfectly normal but he can no longer function as a physicist.

It was due to a Russian mathematical physicist, and it was a complicated theory.

Well, nothing would happen because I'm not a physicist I don't understand string theory.

So I started off at a young age as a physicist using computers as tools.

She's a physicist, and somehow stays smiling, in spite of everything going on back home.

And I can see their point, because I started my career as a theoretical nuclear physicist.

A physicist looks for larger, more symmetric patterns that include the established pattern as a subset.

Feynman decided, as a sort of amateur helium physicist, that he would try to figure it out.

You find yourself a mathematician you find yourself a physicist somebody who understands the dynamics of this fluid.

British physicist John Tyndall, in the 1850's, made laboratory measurements of the infrared radiation, which is heat.

As a particle physicist, I study the elementary particles and how they interact on the most fundamental level.

There's some theoretical physicist at MIT named Steven Johnson who has dropped two spots, I'm happy to say.

Well, I've just finished the first chapter of a novel about a nuclear physicist marooned on a peninsula, Kamchatka.

Paul Steinhardt, a physicist from New York, and Aranda Lasch, architects, collaborated in an installation in London at the Serpentine.

So part of our understanding of this was given to us by Ludwig Boltzmann, an Austrian physicist in the 19th century.

Then, in the Chicago paper, there was a review of a book called What is Life? by the great physicist, Schrodinger.

We're working with our physicist colleagues that have given us the mathematical calculations of the n dimensional Schrödinger equation in time.

Now a far more relevant question as MIT physicist Evelyn Fox Keller puts it is, What if those scientists are right?

Now, I'm a physicist, but I'm not the right kind of physicist. In regard to global warming, I'm just a layman. And the rational thing for a layman to do is to take seriously the prevailing scientific theory. And according to that theory, it's already too late to avoid a disaster.

What got you to be, at the same time, a mechanical engineer, a geographer and a mathematician and so on, a physicist?

But my friend, Simon Singh, the particle physicist now turned science educator, and he wrote the book The Big Bang, and so on.

He said that he had been absolutely convinced that this was necessary the necessary part of the growing up of a young physicist.

If you ask the smartest physicists around who is the smartest physicist around, in my experience half of them will say Ed Witten.

But as a physicist, I thought, well if you give me some data, I could maybe understand this. You know, give us a go.

For, in weather, we're not only dealing with forces of a far greater variety than even the atomic physicist encounters, but with life itself.

Physicist Brian Greene explains superstring theory, the idea that minscule strands of energy vibrating in 11 dimensions create every particle and force in the universe.

And so the next thing you need to do in your experiment is grab a napkin. I grabbed a piece of graph paper I'm a physicist.

Now, I showed this to a physicist friend of mine who has a profound distaste for biology, and he says, That s easy! The things are a different color!

Shortly after her visit, I was introduced to a nuclear physicist at Mayo named Michael O'Conner, who was a specialist in cardiac imaging, something I had nothing to do with.

I was curious about this, so it led me to the work of a Danish physicist called Tor Norretranders, and he converted the bandwidth of the senses into computer terms.

In fact, he had been convinced at one time that, to be a good physicist, that it was very important to have had that kind of relationship with your father.

And now a page from our Sunday Morning Almanac September 30, 1882, 136 years ago today, and COUNTING ... the day the future physicist Johannes Wilhelm Hans Geiger was born in Germany.

Alfred Mann is a brilliant physicist and innovator who's fascinated with bridging gaps in consciousness, whether to restore hearing to the deaf, vision to the blind or movement to the paralyzed.

We went to Cambridge University, the other university, and spoke to a Doctor of Mechanical Engineering there, a physicist who taught us that it had to be 37 miles an hour.

When we found the structure of DNA, I gave my first talk at Cold Spring Harbor. The physicist, Leo Szilard, he looked at me and said, Are you going to patent this?

Looked up at the ceiling of my office one day I was working on a ground penetrating radar project and my physicist CEO came in and said, We have a real problem.