Richard Taylor, a Stanford University professor emeritus of physics who shared the Nobel in 1990 for his role in the discovery of quarks, died at his home on the Stanford campus last month. He was 88.

From the beginning,everything aboutrepresenting Richard Taylor has been extraordinary. I went to meetRichard for the first time in the spring of 2006 with my supervisor,John Holdridge, the director of ...

Richard Taylor, after winning the Nobel Prize in physics in 1990 for his experiments that demonstrated the existence of quarks. (Chuck Painter/Stanford University) ...

A service has been held at Southwark Cathedral for Richard Taylor, the father of murdered schoolboy Damilola. Damilola was 10 when he was stabbed in the leg and left to die in a south London ...

Richard Taylor ’s debut novel, The Ultimate Truth, delves into the realms of astrophysics and global intrigue, and he’s ready to celebrate its release.

Time to call in junior. “I remember him coming home and showing me the bruise,” Richard Taylor Jr. said. “Then he asked me if I wanted to do it.” Taylor said it was much safer the next day.