Frances H. Arnold: Nobel Lecture in Chemistry 2018

[@sjwiz5991]

Wow, Francis Arnold is a genius that explains her concepts in an understandable and approachable way; I wish she taught me back when I was in college :)

[@herdyatorchon1213]

Yes! Everything she says is just so clear

[@amros.8607]

no, we want to thank YOU for your attention to nature and your surroundings. It's really nice to listen to a genius for a while.

[@GLnoG420]

25:21 "Nature doesn't care about your calculations" Powerful quote.

[@OhEmGeeItsHolliee]

This is one of my favourite Nobel prize lectures - wonderfully clear and inspiring!

[@ltslucky007]

We are Nature and all we need to do is to learn Biology language with science methodology in order to decode that beautifull language that we have inside our mollecular machinery. Light will guide us all to meet our Nature language and biological codification for Planet health.. A truly inspiring session..

[@hatibmuhamad585]

Omg, this talk could be one of the best reference for science communication. The best people to communicate science are scientists, and the best scientists to communicate one particular science are the inventors themselves

[@ivkhavru]

One of the best presentations I have heard! Huge progress since I last saw Professor Arnold back at University of California San Diego around 2007...

[@rahhsoo]

1:42 등장 3:33 효소의 진화 4:20 코드는 알지만 쓸줄모름 12:20 원하는 것을 골라 고도진화 18:25 진화한 분자의 새로운 발명 트레이닝 18:45 실험결과 21:11 31:14 화학발명 생물학 33:55 세사람

[@savedbygrace5370]

Thank you for acknowledging your former and current graduate students!!!!

[@augustpropertymanagement3389]

I came here curious about a speech by this Chemistry Nobel prize winner and left appreciating her message. She is an inspiring lecturing professor.

[@thatcoffeefeel8]

I thought these nobel lectures will be appreciated as coolest part of youtube..where is everybody else

[@MrRobertFarr]

I am here.

[@bouncycastle955]

She's not drunk and yelling at random people, so no one care.

[@AhmedAbdAllahSalem]

one of the most wonderful and powerful persons I have heard of.

[@thatcoffeefeel8]

That was very thought provoking..i have never been more interested in evolution

[@WaqarAli-zg3wb]

Just Amazing work and outstanding presentation. Thanks

[@NoOne-nk5fe]

It is wonderful to see zero dislike on a video on youtube :)

[@KathaaSagar]

What a wonderful lecture about enzymes and evolution in real time. And the takeaway idea of optimization and innovation in this field, and pushing human made structures into the biological world. Some lateral thoughts on this inspiring talk from math and linguistics side. The infinite problem of combinations reminded of Hotel Hilberts prime number puzzle. Complexity can be decoded in traditional experimental methods such as Mendaleef’s periodic table, or in today’s world of AI and Quantum Compute, by method of madness and correlations. Incidentally, binary numbers, combinatorics, Pascal’s triangle, and Fibonacci like creator’s palette stemmed from metered music about two thousand years back, where inspirations on gait and periodic structure in verses was taken from mother Nature. The Beethoven’s symphony kind of resonates here.

[@manxue3205]

She is one of most admirable scientist

[@ann3839]

Wow wow wow if we could all explain our work like Her we would be so much further I think is the biggest challenge of humankind to find a solution to the problem she presented.

[@MrMojo0417]

The fact that this video has barely any views is a telltale sign that our education is failing miserably.

[@paulauchon5455]

Yes, but when you combine the views of all science content on KZbin, it paints a much pettier picture.

[@neevakumari7543]

Yes we can only bitterly smile

[@zacoolm]

Imagine the respect for science under socialism

[@kellyhofer]

This is a fantastic presentation and made me interested in molecular biology a lot more than I ever thought I could be. I reckon it will be a great tool for making powerful companies in the future. This could also be applied to making little molecular machines that live in our environments of high pollution and just convert it to a healthy state. I see our ocean plastic problem's possible solution. Maybe someone can invent a molecular mechanism that makes regreening deserts a lot easier for plants. Possibilities abound. Congrats on your role in the USA's science team!

[@barnabasbabatunde5454]

She is brilliant

[@dreamindreamoutnow9151]

Beautiful. Thanks.

[@_ashutosh_nayak]

Great mind

[@erwinmeza2826]

FRANCE ARNOLD WELL DONE

[@debrawerhly136]

Congratulations! To a felliw Californian and also a woman! She is a grest rolemodel.

[@galwije]

I consider amoeba the true Nirvana of life because it has no mind to suffer yet 100% alive

[@bouncycastle955]

Unlike bacteria, archaea, plants, fungi, I mean really, pretty much every thing that lives today lol. Animals are the extreme minority

[@MerylViolaBravoEducation]

To be Simple. Let's evolve on Simple. Let this mutate.

[@Arghyabanerjee4702]

❤️❤️❤️

[@giagoogoo]

10:57

[@MrRobertFarr]

Screening for an enzyme! Mutations. And so interesting.

[@paulmitchell5349]

How many of those laundry products and pharmaceuticals cause harm ?

[@keleniengaluafe2600]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍

[@galwije]

If all the religions drop their hypothesis and teach evolution enzymes and proteins and how it shapes lives on earth the world will be a better place respecting all lives either chicken or a man or an amoeba equally and protecting the true heaven our blue planet

[@bobleclair5665]

Just change god from a noun to a verb,as in the act, creation

[@spec6067]

evolution needs to start from somewhere ..

[@arjalanarayan]

Next,Study,time.

[@stanleychen2584]

hey guys what was one of the enzyme reactions that she presented because I missed it

[@kinganonymous1872]

U go to stuy?😂 dr. Tu?

[@stanleychen2584]

KingAnonymous 18 lmao yeah bro

[@stanleychen2584]

KingAnonymous 18 I got it tho I went on wikipedia

[@kinganonymous1872]

@@stanleychen2584 lmao i justfished at 10:30

[@giagoogoo]

9:39

[@Koby2565]

"[A] source of conviction in the existence of God ... follows from the extreme difficulty or rather impossibility of conceiving this immense and wonderful universe, including man with his capability of looking far backwards and far into futurity, as the result of blind chance or necessity ..." - Charles Darwin "Don't doubt the creator, because it is inconceivable that accidents alone could be the controller of this universe." -Sir Issac Newton (one of the greatest scientists to ever live) "I want to know God's thoughts, the rest are details" (Albert Einstein)

[@MrRobertFarr]

Nice one.

[@bouncycastle955]

Pretty cool to live in a time when they were proven wrong, no?

[@addieatbakan5867]

If only America held science as closely as it does bigotry

[@devinmoore8635]

She looking fine for her age. And she's a brilliant scientist. Be my sugar grandma!!

[@sacrificialscapegoat209]

Devin Moore what the fuck ur a creep

[@MrRobertFarr]

@@sacrificialscapegoat209 he fancies her! That's his way of saying that. I think it's unlikely partnership.