Episode 2371: THE WONDER OF LIFE by John Durbin Husher - a podcast by Ric Bratton

​THE WONDER OF LIFE by John Durbin Husher

Discusses life on Earth from it's beginning with the objective of finding out how life is started. It discuses wars and the many changes on earth and how man takes a foothold on Earth's history; continuously searching for how life is initiated. This is the story of medical learning of man bringing the reader right up to the present, past DNA to the discovery of how life begins. The crude beginning of DNA and the present work on Stem Cells and learning that leads us to present day knowledge of the human genome. 

Author Bio: Received BSEE as an Electrical Engineer from the University of Pittsburgh, Pa in 1958. Invented and processed the first Silicon single chip Integrated Circuit in the world in 1959 and provided Wright Patterson with the 30 Megacycle single Silicon Chip device for its Satellites and in 1961 provided MIT Massachusetts with the first Single Chip Silicon Digital Circuits. Retired in 2002 at the age of 70. Begin to write books in 2005 and wrote eleven by 2016 - none about his experiences in technology

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