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Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Six Featuring: video, British Council

By Armand Leroi (Guest), Sandy Knapp (Guest), Professor Peter Bowler (Guest), Randal Keynes (Guest)

25 November 2009

Would the panel care to comment on the grip that creationism has on the minds of the wider public?  Read more : Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Six

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Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Five Featuring: video, British Council

By Armand Leroi (Guest), Sandy Knapp (Guest), Professor Peter Bowler (Guest), Randal Keynes (Guest)

24 November 2009

Are there abuses of Darwinism, perversions of Darwinism around today and might they yet lead us down a dark route?  Read more : Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Five

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Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question One Featuring: video, British Council

By Armand Leroi (Guest), Sandy Knapp (Guest), Professor Peter Bowler (Guest), Randal Keynes (Guest)

24 November 2009

What would have happened had The Origin of Species never been published?  Read more : Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question One

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Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Four Featuring: video, British Council

By Armand Leroi (Guest), Sandy Knapp (Guest), Professor Peter Bowler (Guest), Randal Keynes (Guest)

24 November 2009

Could the panel list the tools of science that we can use at home to develop the future of biology?  Read more : Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Four

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Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Three Featuring: video, British Council

By Armand Leroi (Guest), Sandy Knapp (Guest), Professor Peter Bowler (Guest), Randal Keynes (Guest)

24 November 2009

In 50 million years' time is the impact of modern man on biodiversity going to look significantly different from the meteorite strike which we believe...  Read more : Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Three

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Origin Day lecture: Armand Leroi response Featuring: video, Armand Leroi

By Armand Leroi (Guest)

24 November 2009

Chair of the event Armand Leroi offers his response to Professor Wilson's lecture.  Read more : Origin Day lecture: Armand Leroi response

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Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Two Featuring: video, British Council

By Armand Leroi (Guest), Professor Peter Bowler (Guest), Sandy Knapp (Guest), Randal Keynes (Guest)

24 November 2009

If Darwin were alive today, what area of evolutionary science would he be working in, and why?  Read more : Origin Day Lecture: Audience Question Two

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Professor Armand Leroi is professor of evolutionary developmental biology at Imperial College.
He works on the control of growth and ageing in the worm C. elegans and its relations. In 2003 he published a popular science book called Mutants: on the growth, form and variety of the human body. He has presented and written a number of series for British and US TV, most recently on Darwin for the BBC, National Geographic and the Discovery Channel.
Armand is currently involved in a large public experiment exploring the evolution of music. Get involved at DarwinTunes.org

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