Mareike Herzog

Name:	Mareike Herzog
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Tue Oct 01 09:09:28 +0000 2013

Public lists managed by Mareike Herzog

Talks given by Mareike Herzog

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Talks organised by Mareike Herzog

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• "Curing Incurable Cancer"
• How curiosity turned into Science?
• What’s special about the human brain
• POSTPONED: Energy and Life
• Ornamentation, Attraction and Sexual Behaviour
• The Unexpected Side of Entropy
• Our shared destinies within the planet’s boundaries
• Incomprehensible Comprehensibility of the Universe
• Time to grow up?
• Plastic Electronics
• Does Time Exist?
• Panel Discussion on ENERGY
• Controlling Cell Division
• The Science of Art
• Molecules of Murder
• Molecules of Murder
• Can Nurture Influence Nature?
• "Science, Computation and the Future"
• Humour in Science
• "Stem Cell Bioprocessing: The Role of Chemical Engineering"
• " Towards a Science of Cultural Evolution"
• "The natural and enhanced mathematical brain"
• “Modelling aspects of tumour growth and progression”
• “Astrophysicist - Speaker of the Parliament”
• “Fingerprints of the Early Universe”
• "Biologically-Inspired Massively-Parallel Computing"
• "Proton Therapy: Particle physics fights cancer"
• Everything from nothing: how our universe was made
• The Large Hadron Collider: answering Gauguin's questions about the Universe
• The limits of science
• Multiple Sclerosis Genetics - light at the end of the tunnel
• Defeating Ageing with Regenerative Medicine
• The commercialization of university research
• Darkness visible: the search for the missing mass of the universe