Brian Greene is a physicist, author, and World Science Festival co-founder who brings questions about space, time, and reality to books, screens, and live conversations.
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Brian sat down with Francis Halzen to explore how the IceCube detector was built beneath Antarctic ice and how neutrinos offer another way to study the cosmos.
worldsciencefestival.comWatch on World Science FestivalIn a short World Science Festival program, Brian reflected on AI and the future of mathematical work, asking how human insight and understanding fit alongside machine-generated answers.
worldsciencefestival.comWatch on World Science FestivalBrian released an explainer about neutrino astronomy, the IceCube detector, and the science behind the newly announced Nobel Prize in Physics.
worldsciencefestival.comWatch on World Science FestivalBrian spoke with mathematician Tristan Buckmaster about fluid equations, computer-assisted proofs, and how artificial intelligence is changing mathematical research.
worldsciencefestival.comWatch on World Science FestivalBrian welcomed Nobel laureate Edvard Moser for a conversation about grid cells and how the brain keeps track of where we are in space.
worldsciencefestival.comWatch on World Science FestivalFollow Brian’s posts and watch his World Science Festival conversations.
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