Lecture given at the Frontiers of Fundamental Physics 15 Conference held at Miguel Hernández University, Elche, Spain on 29 Nov. 2017, arguing that at the most fundamental level nature, characterised in biosemiotic terms, is essentially biological.
Lecture at the Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft symposium on Science and Society, Cambridge, February 2013, in which the difficulties faced by advances running counter to the views prevailing in the scientific community were discussed.
On March 10, 1999, the late Jacques Benveniste gave the Cavendish's Departmental Colloquium on "Electromagnetically Activated Water and the Puzzle of the Biological Signal". The lecture was recorded on VHS videotape, and is now available on line through the University's Media Service.
A demonstration of the Levitron, a device that uses a combination of magnetic forces and gyroscopic stability to suspend a spinning magnet in the air above a static magnet.
Selected discussions from the 'Hokkaido-8' symposium of July 2008 on Evolving Science. The theme of the discussions was the evolution of science from its current form, with its materialistic emphasis, to a more inclusive global form, integrating all aspects of knowledge. Discussion participants: Osman Bakar, Brian Josephson, Yasuhiko Genku Kimura, Manjir Samanta-Laughton, Elisabet Sahtouris (convener), Akio Shoji, Enoé Texier, William Tiller and Caroline Ward (facilitator). A transcript of the main discussion is available via the Transcript tab above.