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Most babies born today are likely to live more than 100 years. Understanding why we age and die might enable us to achieve that ultimate goal - immortality. But what kind of life would eternal life be? Join Prof Colin Blakemore to find out!
Most babies born today are likely to live more than 100 years. Understanding why we age and die might enable us to achieve that ultimate goal - immortality. But what kind of life would eternal life be?
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19 March 2010 at 7:00 pm |
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The Royal Institution |
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