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SUMMARY:AI4Health lecture series: "Making the tiniest machines" by Prof Dav
 id Leigh (Department of Chemistry, University of Manchester, UK)
DESCRIPTION:The next event of the AI4Health lecture series will continue wi
 th a talk by Prof David Leigh (Sir Samuel Hall Chair of Chemistry, Departme
 nt of Chemistry, University of Manchester, UK) on "Making the tiniest machi
 nes".\n\nThe talk will take place on Thursday, 23th September 2021, at 16h0
 0, virtually via Webex.  \n\nURL: https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=
 m312d0e9f11414d191591fb6878a2b4fe\n\n\n\nTitle: "Making the tiniest machine
 s"\n\nAbstract: Perhaps the best way to appreciate the technological potent
 ial of controlled molecular-level motion is to recognise that molecular mac
 hines lie at the heart of every biological process. Nature has not repeated
 ly chosen this solution for achieving complex task performance without good
  reason. In stark contrast to biology, none of mankind’s myriad of present 
 day technologies exploit controlled molecular-level motion in any way at al
 l: every catalyst, every material, every pharmaceutical, all function throu
 gh their static or equilibrium dynamic properties. When we learn how to bui
 ld artificial structures that can exploit molecular level motion, and inter
 face their effects directly with other molecules and the outside world, it 
 will potentially impact on every aspect of functional molecule and material
 s design. An improved understanding of physics and biology will surely foll
 ow. \n\n For the full programme of the AI4Health lecture series please chec
 k: https://acc.uni.lu/ai4health/
LOCATION:Online via WebEx
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