ALifers,
I will give a talk at the Systems Biology Theory Lunch. HMS, Alpert
Building, Room 436 at 12 noon, 11th February, 2005.
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http://vcp.med.harvard.edu/tl-schedule.html
TITLE: Spacetime crystallography of a quantum mechanical biosphere
Abstract:
A crystallographer of real biological molecules must make difficult
trade-offs between the resolution of a crystal (both in space and time)
and the difficulty of crystallization. For the spacetime
crystallographer designing an automaton that produces biologically
plausible crystals, that can be computed in a reasonable time with
available hardware, is analogous to the difficulty encountered by a real
crystallographer. For this week's theory-lunch I will take you on a
guided tour of my efforts to crystallize a quantum mechanical biosphere;
the work combines digital evolution with current research in quantum
information processing. In studying life as it might be I hope to
convince you that we can also learn about life as it is.
(More details above.)
Hope you can make it!
--
Alexander (Sasha) Wait WWW -
http://genetics.med.harvard.edu/~await
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