Noah Whiteman is a professor of integrative biology at the University of California, Berkeley and one of the world’s leading evolutionary biologists. He has been featured in Der Spiegel, Nature, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Science, Scientific American, and has appeared on NPR’s Morning Edition and, most recently, alongside the late Stephen Hawking for his last television series, Genius by Stephen Hawking. Learn more on his website noahwhiteman.org.
¿Sabías que el cuerpo humano produce moléculas parecidas a la morfina? ¿O que hay diversas culturas indígenas del África subsahariana que utilizan la savia tanto como cura como veneno para flechas? ¿Por qué nos resultan adictivas ciertas sustancias como la nicotina o los opiáceos?...
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