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Math: The Universe’s Code or Human Creation?
Math: The Universe’s Code or Human Creation?
Is mathematics a human invention, or is it woven into the fabric of reality? Join an engaging panel of physicists and mathematicians as they explore whether math is a universal truth waiting to be uncovered or a tool of human creativity. This thought-provoking discussion, open to all curious minds, will be followed by a sunset cocktail hour where attendees can meet the speakers and continue the conversation over refreshments.
Location: Lawrence Hall of Science, Auditorium
Date: July 31th, 2025
Time: Doors open at 4pm,
Panel starts at 5pm (don't be late!),
Catered event starts at 6:30pm.
Panel:
Kenneth A. Ribet (Professor of Mathematics)
Mina Aganagic (Professor of Mathematics and Physics)
Raphael Bousso (Professor and The Chancellor's Chair in Physics)
Stephen Sharpe (Cal Allumn '83, moderator)
Steven Kahn (Dean of Mathematical & Physical Sciences)
Target Audience: This event is open to general audiences. Both scientists and non-scientists should get something out of this thought-provoking event.
In order to attend the catered event, you will need a wristband. Those will be provided at the doors of the museum. For registered workshop participants, you will be allowed to bring a +1.
Transportation & Parking
Transportation & Parking
For workshop attendees, shuttles will be provided leading from campus starting at 4pm. Details of the pick up location will be shared at a later date.
If you choose to drive, parking is free at the museum. Do come early because the parking lot can fill up.
Registration for general audience
Registration for general audience
If you have registered for the multi-particle workshop, you are automatically registered for the this event. Otherwise, you can register in this link.
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