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A Book Full of Particles

Discover insights from 'The Particle at the End of the Universe' exploring the Higgs boson and its impact on scientific innovation.

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Publication day! In case it's slipped your mind, today is the day when The Particle at the End of the Universe officially goes on sale. Books get a bit of a boost if they climb up the Amazon rankings on the first day, so if you are so inclined, today would be the day to click that button. Also: great holiday present for the whole family! A very nice review by Michael Brooks appeared in New Scientist. (It's always good to read a review when you can tell the author actually read the book.) Another good one by John Butterworth appeared in Nature, but behind a paywall. Brief reminder of fun upcoming events:

Today (Tuesday the 13th), you can Ask Me Anything over at Reddit, starting at 2pm Eastern, 11am Pacific. Of course you lovely blog readers already know everything worth knowing, but I'm looking forward to dodging personal queries ...

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