Stephen Hawking, the "world's most famous scientist", is giving this year's BBC Reith Lectures. As a guide for the "interested but perplexed", I have added a few notes (in italics below) to the ...

Stephen Hawking, the "world's most famous scientist", is giving this year's BBC Reith Lectures. As a guide for the "interested but perplexed", I have added a few notes (in italics below) to the ...

More information on both lectures and Stephen Hawking can be found on the Radio 4 Reith Lectures site. Transcript of Stephen Hawking's first Reith Lecture. My talk is on black holes.

More information on both lectures and Stephen Hawking can be found on the Radio 4 Reith Lectures site. Transcript of Stephen Hawking's first Reith Lecture. My talk is on black holes.

Stephen Hawking has a sensor attached to his glasses which detects small cheek movements and allows him to move a cursor (Picture: Getty; Shutterstock) Most of us are no stranger to Professor ...

Acclaimed scientist Stephen Hawking arrived in Beijing on Saturday ahead of a series of lectures this week. Hawking will attend the 2006 Strings Conference, a high-end mathematics forum organized ...

Celebrated physicist Professor Stephen Hawking has been forced to cancel a number of public engagements because of ill health, his university has confirmed. They include this year's prestigious ...

Stephen Hawking always starts his lectures with the same quip: “Can you hear me?” His characteristic delivery, a blend of humor and complicated theoretical physics, is the kind of performance ...

Stephen Hawking is regarded as one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists in history. His work on the origins and structure of the universe, from the Big Bang to black holes, revolutionized ...

When Stephen Hawking and I visited the Large Hadron Collider, he hoped for an unexpected physics breakthrough. His dreams may not be impossible. "I hope you'll make black holes," Stephen said with ...

Stephen Hawking’s paradoxical finding that black holes don’t live forever has profound, unresolved implications for the quest for unifying theories of reality.