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Lucas Willard

Lucas Willard

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Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief and Weekend Host, WAMC, Northeast Public Radio

New York

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I will not commit myself to an opinion that I don't believe in.

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Total articles 2521

  • Quantum gravity and an abundant aquifer

    By Lucas Willard Verified| The Roundtable@ The Best of Our Knowledge explores topics on learning, education and research. Einstein theorized that at the center of a black hole, the laws of time and space break down. But quantum theory might allow researchers to further our understanding of the unknown. And an underground water source that feeds rivers in the Pacific Northwest could be much larger than previously thought.

    By Lucas Willard Verified · The Roundtable

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • 'Triple' 9/11 survivor Gordon Huie shares personal story of deadly day with students

    By Lucas Willard Verified| The Roundtable@ Gordon Huie calls himself the world’s only “triple survivor” from the September 11th, 2001 terror attacks. After surviving the World Trade Center attacks, the orthopedic surgeon and rescue worker began operating on patients at Beekman Hospital. He also lost his sister on 9/11. Today, as he suffers from cancer caused by the dust at Ground Zero, Huie travels to colleges and universities around the world, delivering commencement speeches and meeting with students.

    By Lucas Willard Verified · The Roundtable

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Quantum gravity and an abundant aquifer

    By Lucas Willard Verified| The Roundtable@ The Best of Our Knowledge explores topics on learning, education and research. Einstein theorized that at the center of a black hole, the laws of time and space break down. But quantum theory might allow researchers to further our understanding of the unknown. And an underground water source that feeds rivers in the Pacific Northwest could be much larger than previously thought.

    By Lucas Willard Verified · The Roundtable

    Apr. 14, 2025

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WAMC, Northeast Public Radio

Albany, New York, United States

+1 201-607-1078 ext 200