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In 1968, Michio Kaku graduated first in his class from Harvard. His took a PhD at the Berkeley Radiation Laboratory, and then lectured at Princeton University. He is now a professor oftheoretical physics at City University of New York, and has been visiting professor at the Institute for Advanced Study. He co-founded string field theory, a branch of string theory, which is the leading contender in the quest for a theory of everything. His book Hyperspace was a global bestseller, his latest is Parallel Worlds (Allen Lane/Doubleday, 2005)

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