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Lisa Randall

Theoretical physicist and cosmologist

Lisa Randall is a theoretical physicist and cosmologist. She is a professor at Harvard University and has written several science books, including 'Warped Passages' and 'Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs'. She has also been a guest on numerous TV shows and podcasts.

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This Experiment Shows Our Universe May Be a HologramBright Side UniverseApr 5, 202612:04GuestThis Experiment Shows Our Universe May Be a HologramBright Side UniverseMar 29, 202611:54Guest# Remembering Stephen Hawking: Black Holes and Cosmic LegacyAstronomy TonightMar 14, 20261:59Guest238 - Life is better when you are training for something & Mountain Goat AdventuresFitness Food FinancesDec 1, 202534:10HostAus und vorbei: Das Universum und sein EndeAstroGeo - Geschichten aus Astronomie und GeologieNov 19, 20251:18:05GuestLa théorie qui bouleverserait notre vision de l'univers... (La théorie des cordes)Mystères et étoilesOct 5, 20251:50:23GuestWhat Is Dark Matter & Dark Energy? The Universe’s Biggest MysteryBright Side UniverseSep 13, 20256:45GuestLa théorie des cordesMystères et étoilesApr 30, 202532:09GuestOur Universe Has Scars, and They Might Unlock Time TravelBright SideMar 22, 202512:52GuestScientists Found Black Hole’s Twin – And It’s Even ScarierBright SideFeb 18, 202514:13GuestIs Our Solar System Moving Towards Something?Bright Side UniverseJan 26, 20255:22GuestQuelles sont les limites de l'univers ?Mystères et étoilesDec 24, 202418:37GuestThe End of the Universe? What the Accelerating Expansion Means for UsBright Side UniverseDec 23, 20247:13GuestA parallel universe isn't just the stuff of science fictionBright SideJan 6, 202411:58GuestHiggs boson turns ten: the mysteries physicists are still trying to solveNature PodcastJul 6, 202229:32Guest24 October 2019: Quantum supremacy and ancient mammalsNature PodcastOct 23, 201926:31GuestA Cautionary Science Tale: BICEP2 and the Perils of the Nobel PrizeDeep AstronomyOct 11, 201956:16Guest15 August 2019: Atomic espionage in the Second World War, and exploring the early UniverseNature PodcastAug 14, 201924:38Guest24 May 2018: Climate costs, cleverer cab journeys, and peering through matter with muonsNature PodcastMay 23, 201832:02GuestNature Podcast: 23 June 2016Nature PodcastJun 22, 201627:48Guest