In Quantum Man: Richard Feynman’s life in science, Lawrence Krauss ably describes the life of the Nobel prizewinner, womaniser and physics giant
IT IS hardly a surprise that two previous biographies of Richard Feynman have the word “genius” in their titles. One of the giants of 20th-century physics, he transformed our understanding of matter and energy, and had a greater impact on the field than any thinker since Einstein.
Lawrence Krauss, a physicist, tireless science populariser and author of The Physics of Star Trek, has crafted a rich and entertaining biography of the man he describes as a “fearless…
