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Brian Greene walked into Starbucks seeking a cup of coffee, as most customers do. Maybe the name on the cup would read “Brain” or “Brenda.” Instead, he describes that particular visit as an epiphany.

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"There are two kinds of people: 'Nothing but' and 'Something more.' " So said an old Jesuit spiritual director. Brilliant science teacher and world-renowned theoretical physicist Brian Greene is a ...

You’d think Brian Greene already had plenty to keep him busy, what with his day job as a professor of theoretical physics at Columbia University and his hobby of writing bestselling science books on ...

Columbia University theoretical physicist Brian Greene discusses the human search for meaning amid the grand sweep of the universe during a Seattle appearance presented by University Book Store.

Now there is a conundrum we can struggle with in the dead of night. But it is one that Brian Greene is actually equipped to try to answer in his latest book, Until the End of Time. Greene, director of ...

PHYSICS FOR POETS Brian Greene is to science as Michael Lewis is to the financial world: He distills mountains of complicated information to a manageable size without dumbing it down. His fifth book, ...

Greene's books have been adapted into two Emmy and Peabody Award-winning NOVA miniseries, both of which he hosted. With journalist Tracy Day, he co-founded the World Science Festival, whose flagship ...

Brian Greene is a world-renowned physicist in the field of superstring theory, a bestselling author, and an internationally acclaimed science communicator. The Washington Post called him “the single ...

The coronavirus pandemic is a reminder that things can change — fast and unexpectedly. As much as we look for stability, things come and go, and we live and die. Theoretical physicist and ...

Theoretical physicist and Columbia University professor Brian R. Greene ’84 emphasized humanity’s unique place in the cosmos — despite occupying a miniscule sliver of space and time — at a Science ...