The Discovery of Pulsars
First-hand account of building a four-acre dipole radio telescope at Cambridge and spotting the faint 1.33-second 'scruff' on chart paper that revealed rapidly spinning neutron stars.
Visiting Professor of Astrophysics, University of Oxford
Self-contained public lectures, keynote addresses, and research seminars.
First-hand account of building a four-acre dipole radio telescope at Cambridge and spotting the faint 1.33-second 'scruff' on chart paper that revealed rapidly spinning neutron stars.



Relativistic fields, Noether symmetries, early-universe inflation, and entropy
Perimeter Institute · MIT · Royal Institution