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A New Physics Blog

Discover the insights of David Berenstein, a physics Professor at the University of California, exploring particle physics and string theory.

ByMark Trodden

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Let's welcome David Berenstein, physics Professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, to the blogosphere. David is a particle physics/stringy sort of theorist, and I encourage you to drop by and check out his new blog, Shores of the Dirac Sea.

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