A scientist, not a cartoon Quantum Man: Richard Feynman’s Life in Science by Lawrence Krauss Since his death in 1988, Richard Feynman has become something of an industry. In addition to several biographies, there are published collections of Feynman’s essays and lectures, including just about every scrap of paper he ever scribbled on. Much of … Read more

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Art and science: bonded by creativity If you were asked to define creativity, what would you say? The chances are that your definition will vary with others – many others. There is no instruction manual. While the creation of certain products may follow a ruleset, this process isn’t creativity per se. So, creativity is perhaps … Read more

In a BBC News Special ‘Japan: The Catastrophe’, Humphrey Hawksley reports on Japan’s worst crisis since the Second World War, and looks at the implications for the future. Arthur I Miller comments on the nuclear part of the situation.

Stranger than fiction Arthur I. Miller in conversation with Abha Dawesar at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2011. Presented by ICCR Watch session video below: D5DH 01-(94) from Dreamcast.in on Vimeo.

Artist and writer Matt Collings takes the plunge into an alien world of equations. He asks top scientists to help him understand five of the most famous equations in science, talks to Stephen Hawking about his equation for black holes and comes face to face with a particle of anti-matter. Along the way he discovers … Read more

Eureka! Genius unravelled Extraordinary thinkers, not ordinary people, are key to understanding creativity, says Arthur I. Miller in his book review of Sudden Genius? The gradual path to creative genius by Andrew Robinson, Oxford University Press. Click here to read the article.

Looking Back: The Odd Couple Arthur I. Miller on a meeting of minds between Carl Jung and the physicist Wolfgang Pauli The Psychologist magazine – July 2010 More than 20 years ago I was intrigued to discover that the renowned physicist Wolfgang Pauli and the great psychologist Carl Jung had co-authored a book entitled The … Read more