John G. Cramer
Professor of Physics
Department of Physics
University of Washington
P.O. Box 351560
Seattle, WA 98195-1560

Tel: (206) 543-9194
FAX: (206) 685-0635
cramer@phys.washington.edu

• Professor of Physics: Department of Physics, University of Washington, Seattle.
  
  
• Teaching:
       Winter Quarter,  2012; Physics 114A - General Physics I - Mechanics
  
  
• Experimental Physicist: Research in Ultra-Relativistic Heavy Ion Physics at Brookhaven (STAR) and CERN (NA49).
  
  
• Theoretical Physicist: Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, Bose-Einstein Interferometry, etc.
  
  
• Recent Talks:  Recent talks by John Cramer in MS PowerPoint (.ppt) format.
  
  
• Science Columnist: "The Alternate View" published in Analog Magazine.
  
  
• The Sound of the Big Bang: Audio simulation of the sound waves present in the first 760,000 years of the birth of the universe, based on WMAP data.
  
  
• Testing Nonlocal Communication:  Information about a laser physics experiment currently in progress at the University of Washington to test for the possibility of observer-to-observer nonlocal quantum communication, which would be an enabling technology for superluminal and retrocausal signaling.
  
  
• Novelist: Author of Science Fiction Novels Twistor and Einstein's Bridge. [Note: The 22 page Afterword and the Glossary for Einstein's Bridge is available at a simulation of the old Avon/Eos Web site.]
  
  
• TV & Radio Personality:  John on The Science Channel and on NPR Science Friday
  
  
• Photo Collector: Pictures from everywhere (preliminary, not much here yet).
  
  
• Links of Interest: Other SF writers, physics sites, etc.