Interview: Science and the spiritual dimension
Chris Isham, emeritus professor of theoretical physics at Imperial College London, is one of the speakers at this weekend’s Quaker Universalist Group annual conference at the Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre
What does your work involve? I am a theoretical physicist, and work at the extremes of that subject, particularly in foundational studies of quantum physics and the concepts of ‘space’ and ‘time’. General relativity is the currently favourable model of space and time – whereas quantum mechanics deals with the ‘stuff’, the matter, that appears in space and time.
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