From Kibbutz Fish Ponds to Nobel Prize:Taking Biological Actions Into Cyberspace

从基布兹鱼塘到诺贝尔奖:将生物行为带入网络空间

化学史

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2021年11月03日
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9789811243158
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200 pp
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英文
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What Arieh Warshel and fellow 2013 Nobel laureates Michael Levitt and Martin Karplus achieved — beginning in the late 1960s and early 1970s when computers were still very primitive — was the creation of methods and programs that describe the action of biological molecules by "multiscale models". In this book, Warshel describes this fascinating, half-century journey to the apex of science. From Kibbutz Fish Ponds to Nobel Prize is as much an autobiography as an advocacy for the emerging field of computational science. We follow Warshel through pivotal moments of his life, from his formative years in war-torn Israel in an idealistic kibbutz that did not encourage academic education; to his time in the army and his move to the Technion where he started in his obsession of understanding the catalytic power of enzymes; to his eventual scientific career which took him to the Weizmann Institute, Harvard University, Medical Research Council, and finally University of Southern California. We read about his unique contributions to the elucidation of the molecular basis of biological functions, which are combined with instructive stories about his persistence in advancing ideas that contradict the current dogma, and the nature of his scientific struggle for recognition, both personal and for the field to which he devoted his life. This is, in so many ways, more than just a memoir: it is a profoundly inspirational tale of one man’s odyssey from a kibbutz that did not allow him to go to a university to the pinnacle of the scientific world, highlighting that the correct mixture of persistence, talent and luck can lead to a Nobel Prize. Key Features • Narrates the path to a Nobel Prize of the only Laureate who ever grew up in a kibbutz, where the education system was aimed at communal values rather than at the individualistic strive to personal success in science and in general • Serves as an inspiration to young students who want to succeed in science and perhaps win one day the Nobel Prize, regardless of where they grew up • Provides a description of the emergence of the new major field of computational biology, and explains, in a very accessible way, key advances in science including the secret of enzyme catalysis and the action of biological systems
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