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CATEGORIES:Trinity College Science Society (TCSS)
SUMMARY:Looking ahead in the world of science - Prof Brian
  Josephson (Dept. of Physics\, University of Cambr
 idge)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191114T180000
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UID:TALK133363AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/133363
DESCRIPTION:Come to Trinity's Winstanley Lecture Hall at 6 pm 
 on 14th November to hear from Professor Brian Jose
 phson\, laureate of Nobel Prize in Physics 1973! K
 nown for his pioneering works on superconductivity
  and quantum tunnelling\, Prof Josephson will tell
  us more about how his thinking developed after hi
 s Nobel Prize winning discoveries\, his main focus
  moving from mainstream physics to the issue of ho
 w processes associated with the mind can be fitted
  into physics.\n\nThis talk is free and open for a
 ll! It will start from 18:15 with refreshments ava
 ilable from 18:00. To access the venue\, enter the
  gate opposite to Great Gate\, turn right\, head u
 pstairs\, and take the second left turn. See you t
 here!\n\n"Complex coordination (systems working to
 gether to produce some specific outcome) plays an 
 essential role in biology\, whereas in regular phy
 sics coordination manifests only in simple forms. 
 Through their search for ‘theories of everything’\
 , physicists have been led to an oversimplified pi
 cture of the natural world\, one that works very w
 ell in the situations used to test physical theori
 es\, but which fails to address clearly issues suc
 h as quantum observation\, thought\, and meaning. 
 A synthesis of the approaches of physicists and bi
 osemioticians (biologists who take due account of 
 meaning) is likely to lead to advances in our unde
 rstanding of the natural world comparable to those
  associated with the advent of quantum theory."
LOCATION:Winstanley Lecture Hall\, Trinity College
CONTACT:Trinity College Science Society
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