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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 91ÉçÇř.\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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