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Today is the birthday of physicist Richard Feynman, born in New York City in 1918. Feynman earned a PhD in physics in 1942 from Princeton University, where he was recruited to join the Manhattan Project. After the war, he joined Hans Bethe at Cornell University. There, he developed his path-integral and diagrammatic approaches to calculating how charged quantum particles behave in an electromagnetic field. For his work in developing quantum electrodynamics, he shared the 1965 Nobel physics prize with Julian Schwinger and Shinichiro Tomonaga. Besides those and other contributions to theoretical physics, Feynman was an effective and enthusiastic teacher. His three-volume Lectures on Physics remains in print.

Shortly after Feynman's death in 1988, Physics Today dedicated a special issue to the charismatic physicist. For the next week, you can read tributes by John Archibald Wheeler (http://goo.gl/pWSVFg) and Murray Gell-Mann (http://goo.gl/oFCZCR) from that issue for free. The issue also featured some of Feynman's artwork: http://goo.gl/DWOUUj

The 10 Bachelor's Degrees With The Highest And Lowest Salary Potential As part of their 2014 - 2015 College Salary Report, Payscale.com asked survey respondents whose culminating degree is a bachelor’s, and who graduated from schools in the U.S., work full-time in the U.S., and are not on active military duty to answer questions about their current employment

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'Zombie star' scientist wins Canada's top science prize An astrophysicist who studies exotic "zombie stars" has become the first woman to win Canada's top science prize.