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BI 222 Nikolay Kukushkin: Minds and Meaning from Nature’s Ideas
Cell Biology, Biology, Cognition and podcast with Nikolay Kukushkin
Brain Inspired, Hosted by Paul Middlebrooks
About
Nikolay Kukushkin connects research on cellular memory with a broader account of mind and meaning. Drawing on molecular biology, evolution and his book One Hand Clapping, he examines relationships across scales and the proposal that minds are continuous with the processes and environments from which they emerge.
Topics
cellular memoryMolecular BiologyEvolutionOne Hand Clappingmindmeaningrelationships across scalesprocessesenvironments
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