Joana C. Xavier
@jcxavier.bsky.social
Scientist & engineer in London, UK. Life, emergence, creativity, DEI, community-building, meditation, nature, psychonautics, dance. 🏳️🌈 jcxavier.org
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How did life begin?
One of the biggest difficulties with the origins of life is the sheer complexity of the problem.
Now, a few researchers are trying a new approach: harnessing artificial intelligence
My first story for @technologyreview.com
One of the biggest difficulties with the origins of life is the sheer complexity of the problem.
Now, a few researchers are trying a new approach: harnessing artificial intelligence
My first story for @technologyreview.com
The Biggest Questions: How did life begin?
AI is helping chemists unpick the mysteries around the origins of life and detect signs of it on other worlds.
www.technologyreview.com
November 16, 2023 at 10:32 AM
How did life begin?
One of the biggest difficulties with the origins of life is the sheer complexity of the problem.
Now, a few researchers are trying a new approach: harnessing artificial intelligence
My first story for @technologyreview.com
One of the biggest difficulties with the origins of life is the sheer complexity of the problem.
Now, a few researchers are trying a new approach: harnessing artificial intelligence
My first story for @technologyreview.com
Reposted by Joana C. Xavier
This year marks 70 years since three of the most important findings in the quest to understand the origins of life
What were those discoveries - and how have our ideas changed since?
What were those discoveries - and how have our ideas changed since?
How we will discover the mysterious origins of life once and for all
Seventy years ago, three discoveries propelled our understanding of how life on Earth began. But has the biggest clue to life's origins been staring biologists in the face all along?
www.newscientist.com
November 1, 2023 at 1:18 PM
This year marks 70 years since three of the most important findings in the quest to understand the origins of life
What were those discoveries - and how have our ideas changed since?
What were those discoveries - and how have our ideas changed since?
Reposted by Joana C. Xavier
Maintenance Phase by @michaelhobbes.bsky.social and @yrfatfriend.bsky.social is probably my favorite science podcast. It covers the wellness industry, and I especially enjoyed their episodes on school lunches, Oprah vs Beef, RFK Jr, and the President’s Physical Fitness Test: www.maintenancephase.com
October 31, 2023 at 3:50 PM
Maintenance Phase by @michaelhobbes.bsky.social and @yrfatfriend.bsky.social is probably my favorite science podcast. It covers the wellness industry, and I especially enjoyed their episodes on school lunches, Oprah vs Beef, RFK Jr, and the President’s Physical Fitness Test: www.maintenancephase.com
Thanks @michael-marshall.bsky.social for a great interview that resulted in a beautiful piece; glad to hear the voices of other brilliant colleagues! www.newscientist.com/article/mg26...
PS: My network here is still small, please share I'd love to connect to more fellow scientists/engineers!
PS: My network here is still small, please share I'd love to connect to more fellow scientists/engineers!
October 31, 2023 at 12:57 PM
Thanks @michael-marshall.bsky.social for a great interview that resulted in a beautiful piece; glad to hear the voices of other brilliant colleagues! www.newscientist.com/article/mg26...
PS: My network here is still small, please share I'd love to connect to more fellow scientists/engineers!
PS: My network here is still small, please share I'd love to connect to more fellow scientists/engineers!
What's your favourite strange sci phenomenon outside biology? Or, What's the role of stochasticity in the Universe before the origin of life / cells? Looking at you Chemistry & Geology ; Physics's got quantum craziness galore, is there more above that level?
August 17, 2023 at 2:44 AM
What's your favourite strange sci phenomenon outside biology? Or, What's the role of stochasticity in the Universe before the origin of life / cells? Looking at you Chemistry & Geology ; Physics's got quantum craziness galore, is there more above that level?