How Einstein’s Revolutionary Ideas Survived a World at War
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How Einstein’s Revolutionary Ideas Survived a World at War
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The Idealized Science Podcast -- Season 2 Ep. 01 -- Einstein's War with Prof. Matthew Stanley
In this first episode of the second season of the Idealized Science podcast, hosts Jacob Beckey and Brian Wargo engage with Professor Matt Stanley, author of 'Einstein's War.' The conversation explores the intersection of science, history, and philosophy, emphasizing the importance of integrating these elements into science education. Stanley shares his journey from physics to the history and philosophy of science, discussing the significance of storytelling in teaching and the ethical dilemmas faced by scientists. The discussion also highlights the collaborative nature of scientific discovery, the role of popular science books in education, and the impact of historical context on scientific progress. Ultimately, the episode advocates for a more holistic approach to teaching science that fosters curiosity and critical thinking among students.
Why Should Physicists Study History?
https://physicstoday.aip.org/features/why-should-physicists-study-history
✉️ Email Matthew Stanley - ms5100@nyu.edu