N.J. A member of the National Academy of Sciences, Dyson has contributed to scientific knowledge in theoretical physics as well as public understanding of science. Dyson will meet with faculty and students throughout his stay.
All events are free and open to the public.
Anyone interested in the issues of our day will find his discussions to be quite stimulating. Dyson's books include Disturbing the Universe, Weapons and Hope, Origins of Life, Infinite in All Directions and From Eros to Gaia . He also has published reviews and essays in Scientific American and The New Yorker. As a mathematician and physicist, Dyson addresses basic theories about the interactions of light and matter, properties of many-particle systems, superconductivity and nuclear and magnetic systems. He is the recipient of numerous international awards for both his scientific and literary contributions.