In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
In 2024, NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering (NCCR MSE) in Switzerland celebrates its 10th anniversary. In this podcast, researchers, friends and companions look back on a decade of ground-breaking research.
"We will never know for certain how life started on Earth, but we can build a testable framework that shows how a sterile, inorganic planet could spring to life." In this talk, given on November 26, 2023 in Basel, Nick Lane uses life as a guide to its own origins. Modern cells use electrical charges on membranes to drive their metabolism, which in turn makes the building blocks of genes and proteins. Lane shows that equivalent processes were possible in ancient hydrothermal vents at the bottom o...
Chemistry Nobel Laureate is the author of numerous plays and works of poetry. He is considered one of the great science communicators of our time.
Can Engineering Life (EL) lead us into a better future? This question takes centre stage in EL & Us, Michel Comte’s art installation and public art-science project in collaboration with NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering, a National Centre of Competence in Research funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). Comte seeks to explore his vision of EL in the 21st century, its promise for contributing to social progress, and people’s hopes for it.
Can Engineering Life (EL) lead us into a better future? This question takes centre stage in EL & Us, Michel Comte’s art installation and public art-science project in collaboration with NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering, a National Centre of Competence in Research funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). Comte seeks to explore his vision of EL in the 21st century, its promise for contributing to social progress, and people’s hopes for it.
Can Engineering Life (EL) lead us into a better future? This question takes centre stage in EL & Us, Michel Comte’s art installation and public art-science project in collaboration with NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering, a National Centre of Competence in Research funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). Comte seeks to explore his vision of EL in the 21st century, its promise for contributing to social progress, and people’s hopes for it.
Can Engineering Life (EL) lead us into a better future? This question takes centre stage in EL & Us, Michel Comte’s art installation and public art-science project in collaboration with NCCR Molecular Systems Engineering, a National Centre of Competence in Research funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). Comte seeks to explore his vision of EL in the 21st century, its promise for contributing to social progress, and people’s hopes for it.
Science and Ethics talk about Engineering life - starts soon
