What Is Emergence?

Quanta Magazine Season 2018 Episode 26

Overview:
How do extraordinarily complex emergent phenomena — like ants assembling themselves into living bridges, or tiny water and air molecules forming into swirling hurricanes — spontaneously arise from systems of much simpler elements? The answer often depends on a transition in the interplay between the elements that resembles a phase change.

Genre : Documentary, Animation

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Release Date : 2018-12-20

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1. Richard Schwartz: In Praise of Simple Problems
Ed Boyden on the Promise of Expansion Microscopy
2. Ed Boyden on the Promise of Expansion Microscopy
Erich Jarvis on Theories About the Origin of Vocal Learning
3. Erich Jarvis on Theories About the Origin of Vocal Learning
Daniel Goldman and His Smart Robots
4. Daniel Goldman and His Smart Robots
Barbara Engelhardt on How to Improve Statistical Analyses of Genomes
5. Barbara Engelhardt on How to Improve Statistical Analyses of Genomes
Günter Ziegler Seeks God’s Perfect Math Proofs
6. Günter Ziegler Seeks God’s Perfect Math Proofs
Donald Richards: A Revealer of Secrets in the Data of Life and the Universe
7. Donald Richards: A Revealer of Secrets in the Data of Life and the Universe
Michela Massimi: Defending the Philosophy of Science
8. Michela Massimi: Defending the Philosophy of Science
Lisa Manning on the Dynamics of Glasses and Embryos
9. Lisa Manning on the Dynamics of Glasses and Embryos
Carina Curto on How Physicists Can Think About Neuroscience
10. Carina Curto on How Physicists Can Think About Neuroscience
Jessica Whited on Limb Regeneration and the Axolotl Genome
11. Jessica Whited on Limb Regeneration and the Axolotl Genome
Cohl Furey on the Octonions and Particle Physics
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Alessio Figalli: A Traveler Who Finds Stability in the Natural World
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Caucher Birkar: An Innovator Who Brings Order to an Infinitude of Equations
14. Caucher Birkar: An Innovator Who Brings Order to an Infinitude of Equations
Akshay Venkatesh: A Number Theorist Who Bridges Math and Time
15. Akshay Venkatesh: A Number Theorist Who Bridges Math and Time
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2018 Fields Medal Coverage at Quanta Magazine
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19. Tomas Bohr on Performing the Double-Slit Experiment with Bouncing Droplets
Renee Reijo Pera on the Importance of Timing in Embryo Development
20. Renee Reijo Pera on the Importance of Timing in Embryo Development
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25. Martin Rees on the Future of Science and Humanity
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26. What Is Emergence?

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