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We can only take flight if we keep our heads in the clouds
The human desire to fly is as old as time. But trying to imitate storks or bats has led to broken bones, at best
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(i∂+m)Φ=0 Is this really the formula for love?
Paul Dirac developed an equation that integrates aspects of special relativity and quantum physics, but never imagined it would one day be associated with romance
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Face blindness and the life stories that are etched in bone
Prosopagnosia occurs when the world is lost as a representation and we stop recognizing the faces of our relatives and those close to us
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The parallel universes of a sci-fi visionary named Philip K. Dick
Scientists scoffed when physicist Hugh Everett published his Many-Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics in 1957, but a certain science-fiction author took note
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Werewolf syndrome–myth and reality
Hypertrichosis is a rare genetic alteration that causes the fine, soft hair of newborns to remain on the body and grow throughout life
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‘Higgs Boson Blues’: between science and pop culture
In order to define the Higgs field, it was necessary to find the associated particle, also known popularly as the Holy Grail of the quantum world, the secret melody or the particle of God
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