by Judy Long

The Dirac Centenary Conference, held Sept. 30-Oct. 2 on the Baylor University campus, brought together a dozen internationally known physicists to discuss aspects of physics theory.

Speakers included John Baez (University of California), Laurie M. Brown (Northwestern University), Richard Dalitz (Oxford University), Michael Dickson (Indiana University), Gordon Kane (University of Michigan), David Olive (University of Wales), Don Page (University of Alberta), John Roberts (University of Rome), John Roe (Pennsylvania State University), Simon Saunders (Oxford University) and Cumrun Vafa (Harvard University).

The conference was hosted by the Baylor departments of physics, mathematics, neuroscience and philosophy and the School of Engineering and Computer Science, the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, the Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics and Engineering Research (CASPER), Sigma Xi scientific research society, the Program in Science, Philosophy and Religion at Baylor, the National Science Foundation, the McMurry University physics department and the University of Texas at Austin physics department.

Sessions from Baylor's Dirac Centenary Conference will be available soon at http://www.baylortv.com/.

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