Monday, May 3, 2010
Steven Weinberg at Google
From coast to coast, University of Texas at Austin researchers are talking about their research–and their recently published books. Two recent talks are available on the Internet.
Steven Weinberg, the physicist, spoke at Google headquarters in California recently. His talk about his book, “Lake Views: The World and the Universe,” is posted on authors@google on YouTube.
David Buss, an evolutionary psychologist, spoke at the American Natural History Museum. His topic, Why Humans Have Sex. The talk is posted as a podcast by the New York Academy of Science. Buss draws on the book he and colleague, Cindy Meston, another University of Texas at Austin psychology faculty member, wrote, “Why Women Have Sex.”
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By Tim Green
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