Murray Gell-Mann Biography

Murray Gell-Mann has been dubbed "the guy with five brains," and he has the credentials to back it up. He is an outstanding physicist who has received several accolades, medals, and honorary degrees for his work with subatomic particles, including the pioneering notion that an atom's nucleus is made up of 100 or more essential building pieces known as quarks. Gell-clout Mann goes far beyond his field: he's a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the Council on Foreign Relations, among other organizations. He is also a director of Encyclopedia Britannica and is on the board of the Wildlife Conservation Society. Gell-Mann, a Caltech emeritus professor, presently directs the Santa Fe Institute's evolution of human languages program, which he cofounded in 1984.

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