A Nobel Pursuit: Part I

Rad Scientist by KPBS

Apr 10, 201921:55Science & Medicine

How our universe came to be is still unknown. A discovery about this origin story will surely be Nobel Prize worthy. Brian Keating has an idea for how to make such a discovery. This is part one of a two-part story.

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