E.O. Wilson: Advice to a young scientist
E.O. Wilson: Consejos para jóvenes científicos
Biologist E.O. Wilson explores the world of ants and other tiny creatures, and writes movingly about the way all creatures great and small are interdependent. Full bio
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la microbiología, la salud pública,
es simbionte,
que nadie puede predecir
del descubrimiento y del conocimiento
adquirir conocimientos en otros campos
con una formación científica, como Uds.,
y a la medicina
absolutamente necesarios.
si es que la tienen:
al menos un nivel básico,
así como con cualquier lenguaje verbal,
a un trabajo duro,
puede ser relevante, o no.
y bien organizado
para llevar a cabo su análisis.
requerir colaboración
es importante
que suscite profundo interés,
el Segundo Principio de Wilson:
para alcanzar la excelencia.
de los jóvenes científicos.
de estudiantes e investigadores
dentro de estos programas exitosos,
por investigador en un año.
«Aléjense del sonido de las armas».
una oportunidad,
generalmente se descubren otros fenómenos
«el trance del naturalista»,
disciplina de la ciencia
y la calidad de vida.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
E.O. Wilson - BiologistBiologist E.O. Wilson explores the world of ants and other tiny creatures, and writes movingly about the way all creatures great and small are interdependent.
Why you should listen
One of the world's most distinguished scientists, E.O. Wilson is a professor and honorary curator in entomology at Harvard. In 1975, he published Sociobiology: The New Synthesis, a work that described social behavior, from ants to humans.
Drawing from his deep knowledge of the Earth's "little creatures" and his sense that their contribution to the planet's ecology is underappreciated, he produced what may be his most important book, The Diversity of Life. In it he describes how an intricately interconnected natural system is threatened by man's encroachment, in a crisis he calls the "sixth extinction" (the fifth one wiped out the dinosaurs).
With his most recent book, The Creation, he wants to put the differences of science- and faith-based explanations aside "to protect Earth's vanishing natural habitats and species ...; in other words, the Creation, however we believe it came into existence." A recent documentary called Behold the Earth illustrates this human relationship to nature, or rather separation from an originally intended human bond with nature, through music, imagery, and thoughtful words from both Christians and scientists, including Wilson.
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