Paul T. Callaghan (1947–2012)

Autor de Are Angels OK?: The Parallel Universes of New Zealand Writers and Scientists

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Nombre legal: Callaghan, Sir Paul
Fecha de nacimiento: 1947-08-19
Fecha de fallecimiento: 2012-03-24
Género: male
Nacionalidad: New Zealand
Lugar de nacimiento: Wanganui, New Zealand
Lugar de fallecimiento: Wellington, New Zealand
Lugares de residencia: Wellington, New Zealand
Educación: Wanganui Boys' College
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
University of Oxford
Ocupaciones: physicist
Alan MacDiarmid Professor of Physical Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington
Organizaciones: MacDiarmid Institute, Victoria University of Wellington
Massey University
Premios y honores: Rutherford Medal (2005)
Principal Companion, New Zealand Order of Merit (2006)
Fellow of the Royal Society of London (2001)
Honorary Fellow, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge University

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Are Angels OK?: The Parallel Universes of New… por Paul Callaghan

This has got something for everyone - short stories, poems, essays, a Dylan Horrocks comic - which turned out to mean that most of it wasn't for me. (I have highly specific taste in poems, for instance: I need them to be telling a story, and preferably to do so in good metered rhyme.) But I did enjoy Elizabeth Knox's "Unobtainium", and though "Dead of Night" by Witi Ihimaera (with scientists Carmichael and Wiltshire) wasn't a unique concept it was told differently than I've seen it before, with some nice new twists.

Oddly I bounced entirely off the Margaret Mahy story. If you want to know what that's about you'll have to read it yourself.… (más)

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