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Science is typically written in the language of mathematics – formulae and numbers and equations – to precisely describe the…
A pulsar’s magnetosphere has been viewed in unprecedented detail, thanks to the tail of ionized gas from its companion star.
Stephen Hawking was a global science superstar. For physicists at Perimeter Institute, he was also a colleague, mentor, and friend.
Cosmologist Neil Turok reflects on the life, work, and unquenchable curiosity of his friend and colleague, Stephen Hawking.
Why do we have rainbows and not rainsquares? And what does it look like once you’re inside a rainbow? Let’s…
Perimeter researchers are pulling from physics and mathematics to connect two ways of understanding nature, writes Dan Falk.
Is a category mistake at the root of our troubles with quantum theory? Perimeter Faculty member Robert Spekkens explores the…
Research reveals a new class of neutron star oscillation frequencies not predicted by general relativity.
The music of the cosmos can be eerie, jarring, and surprisingly beautiful.
By getting out early and grappling with the challenges that entails, quantum entrepreneurs are bridging the divide between theory and…