# François Jacob

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Jean-Pierre Changeux, Professeur Honoris Causa d'HEC Paris

HEC Paris a eu l'honneur d'accueillir Jean-Pierre Changeux, Professeur Honoraire au Collège de France, le lundi 12 septembre 2011, invité à donner une conférence sur le thème : 'Pour une Neuroscience de la personne humaine - Tour d'horizon des neurosciences aujourd'hui'. A la suite de sa présentati…

Jean-Pierre Changeux, Professeur Honoris Causa d'HEC Paris

HEC Paris a eu l'honneur d'accueillir Jean-Pierre Changeux, Professeur Honoraire au Collège de France, le lundi 12 septembre 2011, invité à donner une conférence sur le thème : 'Pour une Neuroscience de la personne humaine - Tour d'horizon des neurosciences aujourd'hui'. A la suite de sa présentati…

John Marks »Deleuze’s molecular vision«

Deleuze and Guattari's concept of the 'molecular' is not, as Eugene Thacker has recently remarked, necessarily about 'molecules' in a conventional scientific sense. Rather the concept is at the heart of a Deleuzian challenge to hierarchies of matter/form and molar/molecular. In A Thousand Plateaus …

Night Science With Itai Yanai

Nobel Prize biologist François Jacob about night science, "Day science employs reasoning that meshes like gears, where each step follows from the previous one. It is effective. It advances. But it proceeds only because night science exists. It is in the dark of night that science comes closest to i…

Afrikaans South African Actor Francois Jacobs talks Khaki Fever | StoryTime #104

#frannajacobs #storytimepodcast #podcast In this episode of Storytime, Joshua sits down with South African actor François Jacobs. Known for his powerful on-screen presence, François has built a respected career across film and television, appearing in some of South Africa’s most popular and long-ru…

Episode 124: Night Science – Exploring Curiosity and Creativity in Research and Biotech

Where do scientific breakthroughs really begin, and how much space do we leave for curiosity, intuition, and creative thinking along the way? In this episode, host Elaine Hamm, PhD, is joined by Auni Williams, PhD, a postdoctoral scholar at Penn State University, for a thoughtful and refreshing co…

Hit a glitch in your research? Some ‘night science​​​​​​​’ thinking could move it forward

The French biologist and Nobel prizewinner François Jacob talked about day and night science as part of the creative process that underpins research. The former, he argued in his 1988 autobiography, is a “cold, orderly logic” leading to a conclusion of the kind that gets covered in seminars and pap…

How Life Works Beyond Genes: a New Biology of Meaning with scientist and author Philip Ball

Philip Ball on How Life Works: Beyond Genes, Toward Context & Meaning Andrea Hiott in conversation with British science writer Philip Ball (former Nature editor; trained chemist and physicist) to discuss his book How Life Works and why the popular idea “it’s all in the genes” is untenable. Ball arg…