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1. www.nationalgeographic.com › science › articleAlan Guth: Waiting for the Big Bang | Innovators

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   Jun 30, 2014 · July 1, 2014. •20 min read. At the end of a quiet, carpeted hallway in MIT's physics department, a display case stands empty outside the office of physicist Alan Guth. Framed in blond wood and ...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Alan_GuthAlan Guth - Wikipedia

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   Alan Harvey Guth (/ ɡuːθ /; born February 27, 1947) is an American theoretical physicist and cosmologist who is the Victor Weisskopf Professor of Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Along with Alexei Starobinsky and Andrei Linde, he won the 2014 Kavli Prize "for pioneering the theory of cosmic inflation." [ 1 ]

3. www.britannica.com › facts › Alan-GuthAlan Guth: Facts & Related Content - Encyclopedia Britannica

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   In 2005 Guth won an organizational makeover for his office after his colleagues submitted his workspace as an entry in The Boston Globe's Spring Sweep contest; Guth's office was selected as the messiest in the Greater Boston area. Guth left high school in New Jersey a year early in order to study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ...

4. www.wbur.org › 02 › 26Visionaries: MIT's Alan Guth Made A 'Spectacular Realization ...

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   Feb 26, 2015 · When Guth was 16, he became interested in physics, thanks to a high school science teacher. "He did have a way of making clear that physics isn't about things going up and down incline planes, but ...

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6. news.mit.edu › 3-q-alan-guth-on-new-insights-into3 Questions: Alan Guth on new insights into the ‘Big Bang’

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   Mar 20, 2014 · Asma Khalid profiles Professor Alan Guth for WBUR's “Visionaries” series, which features experts in a variety of fields. Guth reminisces about how a high school teacher fostered his interest in physics, his time as a student at MIT and his development of the theory behind why the universe expanded so quickly after the Big Bang.

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   Did you know Guth was a high school athlete?

   • Did You Know? In high school, Guth excelled as a long jumper on his school's track-and-field team. In 2005 Guth won an organizational makeover for his office after his colleagues submitted his workspace as an entry in The Boston Globe's Spring Sweep contest; Guth's office was selected as the messiest in the Greater Boston area.

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   How did John Guth become a physicist?

   • When Guth was 16, he became interested in physics, thanks to a high school science teacher. "He did have a way of making clear that physics isn't about things going up and down incline planes, but physics is about really understanding reality," Guth says. And so Guth resolved at that ripe age that he would become a physicist.

   Visionaries: MIT's Alan Guth Made A 'Spectacular Realization ... - WBUR

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   Who is Alan Guth?

   • Alan Harvey Guth (/ ɡuːθ /; born February 27, 1947) is an American theoretical physicist and cosmologist who is the Victor Weisskopf Professor of Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Along with Alexei Starobinsky and Andrei Linde, he won the 2014 Kavli Prize "for pioneering the theory of cosmic inflation."

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   Did MIT physicist Alan Guth have an epiphany?

   • This article is more than 8 years old. One night 35 years ago, MIT physicist Alan Guth had an epiphany — not the kind that you and I may have about our daily lives — but a bold theory about how the universe expanded in the milliseconds after the Big Bang.

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   Who is Guth & what did he do for a living?

   • Guth is revered by students and colleagues as a legend, albeit a modest one with humble roots. He grew up in a tiny town in New Jersey, where his dad ran a couple of small businesses — first a grocery store, then a dry cleaners. His mother sometimes helped out in the shop, but mainly stayed with the kids.

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   What awards did Alan Guth receive?

   • Guth, who taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, earned several scientific awards for his work, including the Benjamin Franklin Medal (2001), the Dirac Medal (2002), and the Kavli Prize (2014), the latter of which he shared with Andrei Linde and Alexei Starobinsky. What is Alan Guth famous for?

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8. www.magazine.columbia.edu › article › education-ruthThe Education of Ruth Bader Ginsburg | Columbia Magazine

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   Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Supreme Court, 1997. Photo by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders ’74CC. After her death in September, flowers and handwritten notes addressed to Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’59LAW, ’94HON piled up at the base of the Alma Mater statue on the Low Plaza steps.