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Robert Ehrlich is a Physics prof at George Mason University . In his spare time, he is hopelessly addicted to the game of Go,

Scholarly activities My current interest is in promoting renewable energy education & I have created a web site rev-up.org for this purpose. I am also in the final stages of writing a textbook on energy. In recent years I have worked in three main areas: a) basic physics research, b) physics education, and c) communicating science to the public. Some recent publications in the first two areas can be found here, and a complete list can be found on my resume. For some examples in category c), see the: “Relativity: Adventures of Albert and Marie,” which was a finalist in the 2005 Pirelli Relativity Challenge. Other examples include my 20 books, two of which include "Eight Preposterous Propositions"(2003) and "Nine Crazy Ideas in Science: A Few Might Even Be True"(2001).

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