Krauss, Lawrence M Atom: a single oxygen atom's journey from the Big Bang to life on Earth...and beyond popular science cosmology 2001 2001 <secondary-title/> </titles> <doi/> <pages/> <volume/> <number/> <dates> <year/> </dates> <abstract/> </record> <record> <contributors> <authors> <author>Krauss, Lawrence</author> </authors> </contributors> <titles> <title>Quintessence the search for missing mass in the universe dark matter cosmological model 2000 2000 Krauss, Lawrence Maxwell Hiding in the Mirror: The Mysterious Allure of Extra Dimensions, from Plato to String Theory and Beyond popular science 2005 2005 Krauss, Lawrence M Fear of physics: a guide for the perplexed Popular science 1993 1993 A cult classic-one of the first books to make the way physicists think about the world accessible to the general reader-now fully updated to keep pace with modern science Krauss, Lawrence M The physics of Star Trek physics, popular account science fiction 1995 1995 Krauss, Lawrence M The fifth essence: the search for dark matter in the universe WIMP big bang detectors interacting mass massive neutrino particles popular weakly 1989 1989 Krauss, Lawrence M Particle astrophysics astrophysics particles cosmology Astrophysics Particles Cosmology 1997 1997 Astrophysics and cosmology provide fundamental testing grounds for many ideas in elementary particle physics, and include potential probes which are well beyond the range of current or even planned accelerators. In this series of 3 lectures, I will give and overview of existing constraints, and a discussion of the potential for the future. I will attempt whenever possible to demonstrate the connection between accelerator-based physics and astrophysicas/cosmology. The format of the kectures will be to examine observables from astrophysics, and explore how these can be used to constrain particle physics. Tentatively, lecture 1 will focus on the age and mass density of the universe and galaxy. Lecture 2 will focus on stars, stellar evolution, and the abundance of light elements. Lecture 3 will focus on various cosmic diffuse backgrounds, including possibly matter, photons, neutrinos and gravitational waves. Krauss, Lawrence M The physics of Star Trek universe fiction starships Star Trek Universe Fiction Starship Star Trek 1997 1997 Demarrant en fleche, le professeur Lawrence Krauss vous propulsera a vitesse superluminique dans l'univers de STAR TREK, qui lui servira de base pour explorer le monde fascinant de la physique moderne. A l'aide de diapositives, de divers supports et de clips video, mais aussi avec son humour et son charme, l'auteur de The Physics of Star Trek vous guidera dans des domaines allant du voyage dans le temps aux distorsions spaciotemporelles, du Big Bang a la recherche d'une intelligence extraterrestre. La conference comportera egalement un extrait de son repertoire des dix plus grosses erreurs de physique de la serie televisee. Cette conference amusante est accessible a tous.