In Search of Time, by Dan Falk December 12, 2008

Dan Falk presents: IN SEARCH OF TIME
A Voices of Reason Lecture Presentation

This event is in promotion of Dan Falk's new book "In Search of Time"

Dan Falk has written about science for the Globe and Mail, National Post, Walrus, and New Scientist, and has been a regular contributor to the CBC Radio programs Ideas and Quirks and Quarks. He is the winner of the 2002 Canadian Science Writers' Association Science in Society Journalism Award, the Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia Margaret and John Savage First Book Award, for Universe on a T-shirt, and the 1999 American Institute of Physics' Science Writing Award in Physics and Astronomy.

(McLelland.com) "Time is at once intimately familiar and yet deeply mysterious. It is thoroughly intangible: We say it flows like a river - yet when we try to examine that flow, the river seems reduced to a mirage. No wonder philosophers, poets, and scientists have grappled with the idea of time for centuries." Dan Falk has written about science for the Globe and Mail, National Post, Walrus, and New Scientist, and has been a regular contributor to the CBC Radio programs Ideas and Quirks and Quarks. He is the winner of the 2002 Canadian Science Writers' Association Science in Society Journalism Award, the Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia Margaret and John Savage First Book Award, for Universe on a T-shirt, and the 1999 American Institute of Physics' Science Writing Award in Physics and Astronomy.

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