The Physics of Life: No such thing as a dumb question
Mark C Leake
TL;DR
This paper discusses the transformative potential of Physics of Life research in the UK, highlighting its disruptive impact and the barriers faced in interdisciplinary collaboration through the example of Tom McLeish.
Contribution
It provides an analysis of the challenges and potential of Physics of Life research, emphasizing the role of pioneering scientists like Tom McLeish.
Findings
Physics of Life is highly transformative in scientific insight.
Interdisciplinary barriers hinder progress in Physics of Life.
Pioneers like Tom McLeish are crucial for advancing the field.
Abstract
Physics of Life research in the UK is proving to be transformative to scientific insight and translational impact, but challenges remain. Here I discuss its disruptive potential and the barriers to interdisciplinary research seen through the lens of the activities of one of its pioneers, Tom McLeish, FRS.
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Taxonomy
TopicsEarth Systems and Cosmic Evolution · Climate Change Communication and Perception · Scientific Computing and Data Management