Over the past five years the popular press has covered some of the research projects I've been involved in. The majority of the coverage has been in science magazines such as Science, Nature, New Scientist, Scientific American and Science News, but there have also been a number of newspaper articles in American, Australian, Canadian and British papers. So far there hasn't been any TV coverage, but I've been interviewed on radio a couple of times.

Aside from boosting our egos, these stories help to bring our work to a much wider audience, and convey some of the excitement that comes from exploring the world of ideas.

Books

Wizards of Oz: Recent breakthroughs by Australian scientists Author: Peter Spinks pspinks@hotmail.com Publisher: Allen & Unwin Dustjacket precis About the cover

Magazine Articles

An Interconnected Universe? Exploring the Topology of the Cosmos Sky and Telescope Story by Dan Falk July 1999, Volume 98

Is Space Finite? Scientific American Story by Jean-Pierre Luminet, Glenn Starkman & Jeff Weeks April Issue 1999

Circles in the Sky Science News Story by Ivars Peterson February 1998, Volume 153

Ghosts in the sky New Scientist Story by Hazel Muir September 1998, Volume 159

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Last Updated: 12 July 1999