A walk in the park is a walk amongst development
Posted by Eva Amsen, on 10 March 2011
[updated 25/3/2011] Video was temporarily removed from Vimeo. Will repost it when it’s back up.
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Dr. Rossant definitely conveys her enthusiasm for developmental biology, for figuring out how the genetic information contained within a single cell can give rise to complex human beings. As she says, “You can’t have it all, but you can give it a jolly good try.” That is, after all, the essence of discovery, of learning, and indeed, of life. Thanks for sharing this video. I’m looking forward to others like it.
Thanks for posting this great video!
I’d love to watch it but it’s asking for a password; any idea what it is?
Yeah, no, it’s locked now :(
I got a message from Kim (co-producer) that she’d been asked to take it down, but she didn’t have a lot of info about the issue herself. I don’t know if it will be back later, but I’m keeping an eye out for it. It was really great – you’d have loved it!