Quantum spooks in the Philosopher's Zone

"Does physics offer us a fuzzy picture of a clear reality or a clear picture of a fuzzy reality? In 1947, Albert Einstein told Max Born - a great physicist and the grandfather of Olivia Newton-John - that he couldn't accept quantum theory because it involved 'spooky actions at a distance.' But does having quantum theory without the spooks mean believing in time travel? Huw Price, philosopher and physicist, helps us boldly go." ABC Radio National, 1:35pm, Saturday 2 May. Details here.

Quantum Spooks at the Australian Museum

I'll be talking about 'Einstein and the Quantum Spooks', in the Australian Museum's Night Talk series next week – Thursday 2 April, 6:30 for 7pm. Details and online ticket purchase are available here. Tickets are $20 for Australian Museum members, $30 for non-members, and pre-booking is essential.