Nobel Prize for Physics: the brilliant Roger Penrose continues the legacy of Hawking, Einstein, and Newton

It has been a rich season for Nobel prizes – with awards in Physics for work on Black Holes, in medical science on the mysteries of Hepatitis C and in Chemistry for “the development of a method for genome editing.” Each is a big story, with, uniquely, the Chemistry prize being given to two brilliant female scientists: Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna.

Already a subscriber? Login to your account

Continue Reading

Already a subscriber? Login to your account

Reaction will be moving over to Substack from October 2024.

While our home is changing, the same content you know and love - insightful commentary on politics, economics and culture - remains the same. For new readers, we invite you to subscribe today at https://reactionpolitics.substack.com. For our existing subscribers, we will be in touch shortly to organise moving your subscriptions over to Substack without any interruption to your current experience.