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Sheldon Lee Glashow |
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on 2012-04-10 21:32:47
Some scientific advances, such as X-rays and penicillin, arise unplanned and unexpected. They are stumbled upon serendipitously. Others, such as streptomycin and nuclear reactors, result from targeted research. They come about through careful design in what Professor Glashow calls the Kantian mode.
Some scientific advances, such as X-rays and penicillin, arise unplanned and unexpected. They are stumbled upon serendipitously. Others, such as streptomycin and nuclear reactors, result from targeted research. They come about through careful design in what Professor Glashow calls the Kantian mode.