AWC Podcast Episode 4: Bethany Terris

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"I think we need creativity in science. And in my field specifically [philosophy of physics], I think that we can actually learn a lot from completely non-scientific areas, such as science fiction. We can also learn from different religions. We can take ideas about the way the world is and we can use that as a possible way of understanding our physics."

This is the fourth episode of the AWC's podcast, featuring Bethany Terris and AWC staff, Michelle Awad and Melissa Thomas. Topics discussed include the effective science communication, quantum theory in the popular science, and what it feels like to be a woman in physics.

Date de création : 4 mars 2026

Intervenants : Michelle Awad

Société : CentraleSupélec

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