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on the verge of becoming black holes; Stephen Hawking used to phone me saying how delighted he was that neutron stars had been detected; led to the study of dense matter; ... confirmed the Roger Penrose and Stephen Hawking concept; more recent work on

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Andrew studied classical and quantum gravity with Professor Gary Gibbons and Professor Stephen Hawking at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. ... A year after Andrew’s death, Professor Hawking gave the inaugural Andrew

We had Stephen Hawking. We had ‘Spasticus Autisticus’, the Ian Dury song banned in 1981. ... But I just want to end with a quote that Stephen Hawking gave when we first went to meet him to ask whether he would be in our show.

A public symposium in honour of Stephen Hawking was held on 2nd July 2017. ... The State of the Universe' scientific conference and the public symposium were held in Cambridge UK, to celebrate the 70th birthday of Professor Stephen Hawking.

good set of students including Stephen Hawking, Brandon Carter and a number of others; we learnt from each other as well as from him; Fred Hoyle was still around but was ... 16:31:01 Stephen Hawking was two years ahead of me and when I joined Sciama's

Debate on quantum computing, including remarks by Professor Stephen Hawking, inaugurate new Cambridge Judge “Town and Gown” series linking business and academia. …. ... introductory remarks from University of Cambridge physicist Professor Stephen

Created: Fri 19 Apr 2013. 1,869 views. Professor Stephen Hawking speaking at the COSMO 2013 Publc Symposium.

We discuss how Ancient knowledge remained a major source for European science and medicine throughout our period, and why Stephen Hawking still referred to Aristotle in his last book.