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This week, we look at the effect of earthquakes on historic villages in Chile and learn more about the amazing life of Francis Crick.
As well as being one of the discoverers of DNA, Francis Crick mastered many subjects in his lifetime. In her talk, Christine Aicardi (UCL Science and Technology Studies) explores Crick’s life, teasing out the lessons we can learn from him about working across disciplines.
Bernadette Devilat (UCL Bartlett School of Architecture), looks at how historic villages have emerged from Chile’s destructive earthquakes.
Join us for an inspiring lunch hour and take the opportunity to quiz some of UCL's early-career researchers about their work.
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16 March 2012 at 1:00 pm |
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Richard Mully Basement |
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