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Neeti Sinha

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Neeti Sinha received her D.Phil. (PhD) from Oxford University, and postdoctoral training from National Institutes of Health. Subsequently, she has worked as Scientist at Johns Hopkins University. Understanding the nature of reality in the window of science is her current interest.

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Shifting Ways of Science

Interstellar . Credit: Paramount Pictures/ Warner Bros

If one falls into a black hole, what would one encounter? Well, from our recollection of the movie Interstellar—Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) ended up in a tesseract, a 4-dimensional object, via which he made it back to his own 3-D world—we would hope to plod out through a higher dimension, as if making a choice back into a familiar world

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“Sense of beauty, perception, and the mathematical universe are all part of the same texture.”
― Neeti Sinha, Physical Laws of the Mathematical Universe: Who Are We?

tags: beauty-in-nature, mathematical-reality, perceptions-of-reality, science, spacetime

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“The language of mathematics, scientific observations, and our perceptivity together knit the window to reality.”
― Neeti Sinha, Physical Laws of the Mathematical Universe: Who Are We?

tags: life, mathematics, perceptions, reality, science, universe

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