George Whitesides – The Origin of Life
Public lecture delivered by Professor George Whitesides (Harvard University) at UNSW Sydney discussing one of the most interesting questions in science, and one unlikely ever to be answered unambiguously. It is also one that provides the basis for a broad range of questions about chemistry, dynamic systems, dissipation, information, and emergence, both in the peribiotic world and in general.
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New Theories on the Origin of Life with Dr. Eric Smith
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Jack Szostak: Origin of life on earth and design of alternatives
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Professor Nick Lane : How can we know anything about the origin of life?
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The Quantum Origins of Gravity by Leonard Susskind
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Michael Russel: On the Emergence of Life Through "Negative" Entropy Trapping
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A 300,000-Year History of Human Evolution - Robin May
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Jack Szostak (Harvard/HHMI) Part 1: The Origin of Cellular Life on Earth
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