From the “Baldwin Effect” to Genes of Small Effect: Celebrating the Work of David Depew - Session 1
Channel: National Human Genome Research Institute
Date: 2021-08-16

The NHGRI History of Genomics Program hosts "From the 'Baldwin Effect' to Genes of Small Effect: Celebrating the Work of David Depew." Dr. Depew, Professor Emeritus at University of Iowa, was among the first to address the fundamental legacies of Aristotle in modern biology. The one-day conference focuses on themes in Depew’s work across the history and philosophy of biology.

More: https://www.genome.gov/event-calendar/From-the-Baldwin-Effect-to-Genes-of-Small-Effect-Celebrating-the-Work-of-David-Depew

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction (Christopher Donohue)
2:39 - Introduction (David Depew)
8:30 - Q&A Session
30:46 - Was Darwin a Newtonian? Vitalizing the “Origin of the Origin” (Phillip Sloan)
1:00:43 - Q&A with Phillip Sloan
1:15:15 - How many Modern Syntheses? (Philippe Huneman)
1:55:09 - Q&A with Philippe Huneman