Darwin Meets Einstein - 4[-]Contents - 8[-]The temple of science - 10[-]Diary of a physicist - 14[-]Dear Zhong-lie - 24[-]Alchemy - 26[-]Worthwhile - 28[-]Scientific nomads - 30[-]Superheated Ice - 35[-]Managing a discovery - 38[-]Spy in the lab - 44[-]B. Manfred Ullrich - 47[-]Diary of a fusionist - 52[-]Roger - 56[-]Solar cells - 57[-]Particle accelerators - 60[-]The Silicon Age - 63[-]The discoverer and the inventor - 71[-]Jaap was right - 73[-]Moore's law in Bilthoven - 75[-]Teller in the Netherlands - 77[-]The scientific life - 82[-]Shopping - 92[-]Fundamental research on matter - 94[-]A vacuum is not nothing - 96[-]Father of the atom - 99[-]Who influenced Bohr? - 103[-]Hooray for the electron - 106[-]Decadence - 109[-]Physics and faith - 113[-]Theories of everything - 115[-]A mind's eye - 122[-]The mother of all knowledge - 125[-]A matter of civilization - 128[-]Why science? - 133[-]Spinoza's God - 139[-]Science through the looking glass ofliterature - 145[-]Sir Charles - 154[-]Darwin meets Einstein - 156Charles Darwin: 'My dear Einstein, what are you so worried about? Still longing for the Theory of Everything? Whereas it already exists?' Albert Einstein: 'What? Have I missed something?' Wat gebeurt er wanneer alle knappe koppen uit de geschiedenis van de wetenschap samenkomen. In Darwin Meets Einstein: On the Meaning of Science laat Frans Saris D