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denis noble (born 16 November 1936) is a British biologist who held the Burdon Sanderson Chair of Cardiovascular Physiology at the University of Oxford from 1984 to 2004 and was appointed Professor Emeritus and co-Director of Computational Physiology. He is one of the pioneers of systems biology and developed the first viable mathematical model of the working heart in 1960.
== Education ==
Noble was educated at Emanuel School and University College London (UCL).
What we value - Episode 2: Co-operation as the engine of evolution
In this episode of the What we value podcast, hosted by Colin Mayer and Dennis Snower, we have Professor Denis Noble as the guest and the voice that challenges the traditional view of evolution as being driven solely by competition and 'survival of the fittest'.
Ep 9: Charlie Munford: Being Is For Knowing
The standard theory of biology says organisms are gene-controlled robots, that minds are along for the ride, and that life is fundamentally about survival and reproduction. Charlie Munford thinks the causal arrow points the wrong way.Charlie Munford runs Banjo Tree Service in southern Vermont. He's…
Denis Noble - Life is “Fluid” in Ways Machines Still Aren’t (Stewarding the Flame, Episode 4)
Denis Noble argues that water isn't just biology's medium - it may be the very reason life is possible at all.In this installment of the Stewarding the Flame series, the Oxford physiologist and founding figure of systems biology explores why a single bacterium's 20 billion water molecules make life…
#177 - Victoria Jackson
Today On The Eric Metaxas Show, Saturday Night Live alum Victoria Jackson joins Eric to reflect on their recent Socrates In The City retreat in Oxford. Victoria opens up about living with cancer, facing mortality with humor and Christian faith, and why the experience has made her appreciate life ev…
Oxford Biologist: Health is NOT in your Genes | Denis Noble
Oxford physiologist Denis Noble reveals why your genes are not the blueprint for life, why evolution itself works nothing like the selfish gene made us believe, and why the failed promise to cure disease by reading our DNA points to a completely different understanding of health and aging!
Denis N…
Davidad – Merger, Wisdom, and the Fate of Man (Worthy Successor, Episode 33)
Davidad (David Dalrymple) recently stepped down as a Programme Director at the UK's Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA), where he led work on mathematically verifiable, "safeguarded" AI. Now unaffiliated, he joins the show to make his most direct case yet for what a worthy successor actua…
Denis Noble: The Failure of The Gene-Centric Paradigm
Denis Noble is a world-renowned British biologist most well known for his contributions to systems biology. During his time as a Professor of Cardiovascular Physiology and Emeritus Professor of Computational Physiology at Oxford, Denis pioneered the use of novel, nonlinear models of physiology that…
Stuart Kauffman - Why Open-Ended Evolution Has Never Happened in a Machine (Stewarding the Flame, Episode 5)
Stuart Kauffman has spent over 50 years asking a deceptively simple question: what actually makes something alive? His answer is that greater computational sophistication alone does not make AI alive.
In this installment of the Stewarding the Flame series, the pioneering complexity theorist argues …
Meyer, Tour, and Lennox Have a Playdate
It's time to mock some Christian apologist clowns peddling creationist propaganda! And today we have not one, not two, but three scoops of idiot frauds to sink our teeth into. Those are Stephen Meyer, James Tour, and John Lennox. They visited the illustrious "think tank" Hoover Institution to spew …
#28 - Denis Noble - Why The Last 80 Years of Biology Was Wrong & What Does it Mean For Us?
We're joined by Dr. Denis Noble, Professor Emeritus of Cardiovascular Physiology at the University of Oxford, and the father of 'systems biology'. He is known for his groundbreaking creation of the first mathematical model of the heart's electrical activity in the 1960s which radically transformed …
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