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What is Life? - Documentary On Newstalk

This new radio documentary explores what happened when a physicist asked, “What is Life?” All...

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08.01 6 Dec 2020


What is Life? - Documentary On Newstalk



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08.01 6 Dec 2020


This new radio documentary explores what happened when a physicist asked, “What is Life?”

All life on this planet has something very important in common: DNA. It’s packed into every cell of our body, filled with instructions and tools for those cells to do what they need to do. It carries important information from one generation to the next, just as it did from the beginning of life throughout evolution to every living thing on the planet today.

‘What is Life?’ examines the impact of a series of public lectures given by Erwin Schrödinger in 1943 in Dublin, when he attempted to understand the chemistry of life and inheritance.

"What is Life?" was produced by Maurice Kelliher and Shaun O'Boyle, and was supported by a grant from the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, as part of the Sound And Vision Scheme.


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Biology Documentary on Newstalk Erwin Schrödinger Funded By The BAI Sound And Vision Scheme Genetics Immunology Maurice Kelliher And Shaun O'Boyle Science

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