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DESCRIPTION:A free public lecture at 7pm sharp on Tuesday\, January 21st at
  the Frank Dawson Adams Auditorium (3450 rue University) by PhD student Li
 li Zeng from şÚÁϲ»´ňěČ University.\n	\n	Biology is the science dedicated to the
  study of the phenomenon of life. What can physicists\, who typically stud
 y non-living matter\, bring to the table when it comes to biology? A lot\,
  actually. Since the publishing of Erwin Schrödinger's seminal work 'What 
 is life?' in 1944\, in which he—the founding father of quantum physics—pre
 dicted the structure of DNA almost a decade before it was discovered\, phy
 sicists have been thinking about all kinds of biological problems\, from e
 volution to bacterial division\, and making sense of them using physical c
 oncepts such as energy conservation and entropy. But the most fundamental\
 , and challenging\, of them all is the question of how and why life arose 
 in the first place. Can physicists shed light on this question?\n
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LOCATION:Frank Dawson Adams Auditorium\, Adams Building\, CA\, QC\, Montrea
 l\, H3A 0E8\, 3450 rue University
SUMMARY:Public AstroPhysics Night: Biophysics: How Physicists Think About L
 ife
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 biophysics-how-physicists-think-about-life-303912
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