# James Trefil
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James Stanley Trefil (born September 10, 1938) is an American physicist (Ph.D. in Physics at Stanford University in 1966) and author of nearly fifty books. Much of his published work focuses on science for the general audience. Since 1988 he served as Professor of Physics at the University of Virginia and as Robinson Professor of Physics at George Mason University.
In an Age of Techno-Pessimism, Here's the Science-Based Case for Optimism | Rob Marciano
On nuclear fusion, solid-state batteries, driverless cars, and other innovations — and why, for one cynical disaster reporter, meeting the scientists building them changed everything.
Rob Marciano is the national weather correspondent for CBS News and a Cornell-trained scientist with more than 30 y…
In an Age of Techno-Pessimism, Here's the Science-Based Case for Optimism | Rob Marciano
On nuclear fusion, solid-state batteries, driverless cars, and other innovations — and why, for one cynical disaster reporter, meeting the scientists building them changed everything.
Rob Marciano is the national weather correspondent for CBS News and a Cornell-trained scientist with more than 30 …
WeatherBrains 1077: You Got A Pulse?
This week's WeatherBrains episode is all about "The Next Big Thing" by Meteorologist Rob Marciano.
Our Guest WeatherBrain for tonight's episode is an award-winning meteorologist with more than two decades of experience covering some of the nation's biggest weather stories. His career includes posi…
The Fusion Breakthrough Was Real. Here's Why Nothing Changed
The fusion breakthrough was real — and it changed nothing about how your house is powered. Two published numbers explain why, and a three-way car race in 1900 explains which technologies actually win.
Inside: why "net energy gain" isn't "made electricity"; why a commercial fusion plant needs 864,0…
In an Age of Techno-Pessimism, Here's the Science-Based Case for Optimism | Rob Marciano
On nuclear fusion, solid-state batteries, driverless cars, and other innovations — and why, for one cynical disaster reporter, meeting the scientists building them changed everything. Rob Marciano is the national weather correspondent for CBS News and a Cornell-trained scientist with more than 30 y…
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