In 1905, Albert Einstein published five papers that changed the course of physics and the modern world. In this episode, we look at the first three of those works including his paper on the photoelectric effect, his derivation of Avogardo's number and his analysis of Brownian motion that more or less proved the existence of atoms.
Dear Dr. Davies
I have followed the scientific odissey and still look forward to hearing each new episode.
I thank you for your efforts, it must be both demanding and gratifying to propose a history of science.
I have wanted to post a comment ever since I discovered your podcast, more than one year ago, but I am only doing it now.
I am a chemist, have worked for a long time in research, I have read many books on the history of science, but your podcasts always gives me some new insight, some new element, some new point of view.
I believe many like me enjoy the show and maybe never actually manage to post a comment and a thank you, bear with us, I guess we take you for granted at some point, but I am sure all your listeners are grateful as I am.
Another thing we have in common apart from the passion for the sciences, I am also a passionate cyclist, and I do hope you can still enjoy biking after your terrible accident.
So thank you and all the best from Switzerland.
Angelo Vargas
Posted by: angelo vargas | 04/12/2018 at 03:54 AM
Angelo,
Thanks for your kind words! The podcast is a lot of work but I enjoy it tremendously. I'm glad you're enjoying the show and it's great to have you as a part of the crew.
Keep the rubber side down on your rides and send me a photo from your adventures from time to time if you're so inclined.
Full Sails!
Posted by: Dr. Chad Davies | 04/12/2018 at 12:10 PM
I have enjoyed this episode (and many others) very much. Your podcast gives science a new prospective and inspires us. Thank you very much.
Posted by: Erez | 04/13/2018 at 02:03 PM
Erez, Thanks so much for your kind words. Great to have you as a part of the crew!
Posted by: The Navigator | 05/24/2018 at 06:24 AM