The Ultimate Interdisciplinary Rendezvous?
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One of the main missions of the KITP is to catalyze and to promote collaborations, the hallmark of 21-century science.
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An English literature professor remarked to his graduate students in a class on 20th century American novelists, “Point of view is everything in fiction.”
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Arnold Levine, a molecular biologist, and an authority on the molecular basis of cancer, gave one of the KITP 2005 Public Lectures on “Genetic Predispositions for Cancer in Humans.”
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How the young bird learns song appears to bear a striking resemblance not only to how a human baby learns speech, but also to how general goal-directed behaviors involving fine muscle control are learned.
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With Shraiman’s Appointment, Biological Physics Enters Permanent Ranks at KITP
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How Do Physics and Biology Go Together?
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The Year of Physics celebrates the 100th anniversary of Einstein’s annus mirabilis of 1905 — the year he published three landmark papers (each in a different area of physics) that changed the course of physics forever, and radically altered human conceptions of reality.
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KITP Program Heralds Birth of String Cosmology
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