Like reading Brian Greene Novel

[neutrino]

A FREE popular science novel

A younger researcher, Andreas Born, is found dead at the particle physics institute where he works. A policewoman is assigned the job of penetrating the intellectually charged atmosphere his colleagues work in. She is forced to unravel the mysterious world of subatomic particles to understand the dead man's motivations.

Meanwhile, Carl, one of Andreas' collaborators embarks on an exploration of Andreas' murky life outside physics including sex, drug dealing and bizarre alchemical experiments. Carl is followed by a mysterious stranger and must fight to preserve both his life and the relationship with his girlfriend.
Learn about the frontier of particle physics within a fast paced crime adventure.

Learn about the frontier of particle physics within a fast paced crime adventure.

What's next? A quantum-foam soap opera?!

Download the novel for free in pdf.
http://www.hep.phys.soton.ac.uk/~evans/NL/ (via Not Even Wrong)

 

[AndreJ]

Looks good.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

I find this concept intriguing. Combining the complex and often mysterious world of particle physics with a fast-paced crime novel is a unique and creative way to engage readers and educate them about the cutting-edge research happening in this field. It also highlights the human aspect of science and how personal struggles and motivations can play a role in scientific discoveries.

Furthermore, I appreciate the accessibility of this novel by making it available for free in PDF format. This allows for a wider audience to learn about particle physics and its advancements, regardless of their background or access to resources.

I am also impressed by the use of real-life scientific concepts and theories in the plot, such as quantum foam and alchemical experiments. This adds a level of authenticity to the story and can spark further interest in readers to learn more about these topics.

Overall, I believe this novel is a great way to not only entertain readers, but also educate them about the exciting and ever-evolving world of particle physics. It showcases the interdisciplinary nature of science and the potential for unexpected connections and discoveries. I highly recommend giving it a read.