AdaBioSys Lectures - Cell learning by Jeremy Gunawardena
Jeremy Gunawardena's lecture on Cell Learning @AdaBioSys Abstract: Jeremy discusses work from his lab that studies the capabilities of cells to learn from their environments. Learning can be defined, in its simplest terms, as a change of behaviour in response to a repeated stimulus and, from a more cognitive perspective, as the formation of an internal representation of external information that can guide behaviour. Old experiments which have been forgotten, as well as studies from the current literature, support the existence of cellular internal representations that are implemented at the molecular level. Studying cells in this way helps us to move beyond the prevailing metaphor of the cell as a molecular machine operating in our World to an autonomous agent that constructs a subjective understanding of its own World. Further information: Jeremy Gunawardena is group leader and distinguished professor at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, where he is pursuing his new theory on cellular learning. Check out his webpage https://vcp.upf.edu/index.html. Please share and spread the word, the more the merrier! Join our Google group https://groups.google.com/g/adabiosys...

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