I'll be discussing In Search of Time tomorrow morning (Feb. 20) on CTV Atlantic's "Breakfast Television," sometime between 7:15 and 8:00 a.m. AST. Viewers across the Maritimes should be able to catch the segment. I'll be giving talks at Dalhousie and Saint Mary's University later the same day (see Events for more details).

I discuss the joint legacy of Galileo and Darwin in an essay in today’s Toronto Star. While both revolutions were unsettling, the work of these two great thinkers also opened our eyes to a larger and richer universe.

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The Oklahoman newspaper recently ran a review of Dan Falk's In Search of Time. The review, which focuses on the problem of timekeeping, says that Dan explores the issue "in greater detail than previously seen in a book for the general public."

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Scientific American has a brief review of Dan Falk's In Search of Time in the current (February) issue. The magazine says that Dan "selects, organizes and interprets a mass of lore for our enlightenment and pleasure. We owe him."

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Dan's interview on 'The Leonard Lopate Show' is now available for download. The interview was broadcast earlier today on WNYC, the flagship station of the NPR radio network.

Update: the interview is also available on iTunes.