Gary Galbreath is a detective and an adventurer. But the mysteries he solves are evolutionary, and the treasure he seeks is the ever-elusive new species.
Quantum physics—the laws that govern the behavior of smallest components of our universe, such as fundamental particles, atoms and molecules—is admittedly a tough subject, a complicated path of intricate mathematics and scientific theory.
Luis Amaral, professor of chemical and biological engineering, studies complex systems: sociological, biological and technological constructs made up of countless interconnected components that adapt and change with time.
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