In 1991, while finishing up a postdoc in a branch of theoretical physics called phenomenology at UCLA, John Quackenbush embarked on a search for his first real job. He sent out 350 applications for various teaching and postdoc positions, but with the Cold War over and funding support for physics on the wane, he didn’t have much luck.
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