K-State Mathematician Receives Grant to Study Gravity, Black Holes, Possible Future Space Travel

A grant from a new virtual institute dedicated to exploring questions about the foundations of physics and the origin of the universe will help a Kansas State University mathematician with his research on gravity, black holes and how the universe was created.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news74525714.html">K-State Mathematician Receives Grant to Study Gravity, Black Holes, Possible Future Space Travel</a></p> <p>A grant from a new virtual institute dedicated to exploring questions about the foundations of physics and the origin of the universe will help a Kansas State University mathematician with his research on gravity, black holes and how the universe was created.</p>