Michael Levin's Academic Content
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I'm a professor at Tufts University working on fundamental questions around how embodied minds arise, function in the physical world and in other problem spaces, and how they scale and change. This channel contains recorded presentations given at my Allen Discovery Center at Tufts (https://allencenter.tufts.edu/), interviews, discussions, and other material related to my work at the intersection of developmental biology, computer science, and behavior science (www.drmichaellevin.org). I hope to facilitate open science and bring interesting new ideas to all. No editing or optimization is done for these raw recordings of select working meetings and other segments of our scientific process; all videos have participants' approval to be made public. More content, including videos, downloadable materials, and open discussion Comments (and my replies to them) are at my blog at https://thoughtforms.life/ ; these videos in Podcast form are at https://thoughtforms-life.aipodcast.ing/ .
A conversation with Andrey Vyshedskiy about the evolution of language and brain development
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13 Sep 2026
Conversation #1 with Diego Bohórquez and Mijail D. Serruya: how information moves levels in bodies
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3 Sep 2026
"Inspiration Across Substrates: free lunches, diverse intelligence and surprise" by Michael Levin
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21 Aug 2026
"Computing is not Living: universality and self-replication in dynamical systems" by Barbora Hudcova
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1 Aug 2026
"Diverse Intelligence: new frontier for Origins, Possibilities, and Diseases of Minds by" M. Levin
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10 Jul 2026
"Evolution of cooperativity in the game of Prisoner's Dilemma" by Alexandre V. Morozov
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28 Jun 2026