Lectures related to Proteins: Engineering and Materials

Introduces biomaterials, surfaces, protein interactions, and foreign body response in biomaterial engineering.

Explores protein-mediated signal transmission, dynamic control, logic operations, and cell-based therapeutics.

Delves into the historical evolution of the concept of heat and the equivalence between mechanical work and heat.

Explores the structure and evolution of nuclear hormone receptors, from basic steroid hormone structure to key mutations in resurrected proteins.

Explores time, movement, and reference frames in physics, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right frame.

Explores visual intelligence, evolution of vision and action, and the ecological approach to visual perception.