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Presenter: Sara Walker (Arizona State University)
When: February 3rd, 2014 11AM PST
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The necessary steps leading to the emergence of life have been notoriously challenging to pin down. In the first half of the talk, I will discuss how in silico explorations can provide new insights into how chemical systems evolve and complexity that go beyond the standard Darwinian paradigm. A key challenge in these approaches is identifying "What defines almost life?". In the second half I discuss potential measures of the transition from non-living to living matter that might provide an answer to this question.
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