Watch a research seminar exploring the fascinating intersection of physics and biology, where the concept of Maxwell's Demons is applied to motor creation. Delivered as part of the Biological Physics/Physical Biology seminar series, delve into Dr. John Bechhoefer's insights on how theoretical physics principles can be utilized in biological motor systems. Learn about the innovative applications of Maxwell's thought experiment in creating practical motor mechanisms during this 24-minute presentation that bridges fundamental physics concepts with biological motor functions.
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John Bechhoefer -- Research Talk: Motors Made with Maxwell Demons
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BPPB Seminar
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