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What is life: physicists' understanding and thinking of life

From the late 1930s to the 1940s, Elvin Schrodinger, one of the founders of quantum physics and "cat cruelty maniac", was no longer satisfied with playing with pure physics. Under the influence of Schopenhauer and Oriental metaphysics, his interest in thinking turned to the field of life and mind, thus opening a new era of molecular biology. In 1943, Schr ö dinger of Nobel Physics made a series of speeches at Trinity College in Dublin, making his understanding and thinking of life public. The following year, this series of speeches was compiled into a book and published, that is, what is life.

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What is life

In 1943, Elvin Schrodinger, the winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, gave a series of lectures at Trinity College Dublin, aiming at exploring the material basis of life, which were assembled into a book. When a young man named Watson saw this book, he was deeply inspired and decided to change his research direction. In 1962, he won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. This book is what life is. In 1991, the British physicist Penrose, who was as famous as Hawking, read the book and said that it was "really worth reading again". What is life? What is consciousness? What is a person? What will the future of mankind be like... Follow Schrodinger's steps, and you will enter a new and fascinating world.

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What is life? (World Academic Masterpieces Series Translated into Chinese)

Nobel Prize winner Elwin? Schrodinger's What Is Life is one of the great scientific classics of the 20th century. In the book, the author is committed to coordinating biology and quantum mechanics. Although he wrote it in 1944, the comments on life, molecular biology, mind and other topics in the book are still profound, incisive and enlightening today. It can be said that the content of this book has made conceptual preparations for the birth of molecular biology and the discovery of DNA. For readers who want to understand the theory of the origin of life, this book is undoubtedly one of the best choices. Schr ö dinger leads readers to explore the daunting theme of life with a relaxing and pleasant style of writing, which is profound, interesting and enlightening.

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In 1943, Schr ö dinger of Nobel Physics made a series of speeches at Trinity College in Dublin, making his understanding and thinking of life public. The following year, this series of speeches was compiled into a book and published, that is, what is life. Schrodinger explores the relationship between quantum physics and the latest discoveries in biology in this book, which has inspired the young generation of scientists. The three people who won the Nobel Prize for revealing the structure of DNA - James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins - all claimed that What Is Life played an important role on their way to the double helix.

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What is life

From the late 1930s to the 1940s, Schrodinger's interest shifted from pure physics to thinking about life and mind. To this end, he gave two cross-border speeches, a series of speeches at Trinity College in Dublin - "What is life", and a speech at Trinity College in Cambridge University - "Mind and Matter". These two speeches were later collated and published as What is Life. Schr ö dinger's speech shocked the academic world, calling on and encouraging a large number of outstanding physicists to engage in biological research, including three scientists who won the Nobel Prize for discovering the "double helix structure of DNA" - James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins. This convergence of disciplines has brought about the explosive growth of biological research in the 20th century, which has led to the birth of "molecular biology". What Is Life is a classic work of scientific enlightenment that can benefit everyone for a lifetime. Schrodinger's language is easy, concise and interesting, and can be understood even without relevant academic background.

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Science Popularization Pocket Museum What is Life

What Is Life by Elwin Schrodinger, the Nobel Prize winner, is one of the great scientific classics of the 20th century. It is a popular work written for laymen, but it has proved to be an inspiration and promoter for the birth of molecular biology and the subsequent discovery of DNA. In this book, "What is life?" and "Consciousness and Matter" are published in one volume. The latter is also his prose. The article studies the problems that have puzzled philosophers since ancient times, and together with these two classic works is Schrodinger's autobiography. Through the review and fascinating description of his life, the background materials for his scientific works are provided.

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What is life: physicists' understanding and thinking of life

What is life

What is life? (World Academic Masterpieces Series Translated into Chinese)

What is life

What is life

Science Popularization Pocket Museum What is Life