Nobel Prize Winner Professor Michael Levitt: How COVID-19 Panic From The Government Destroyed Millions Of Lives

2013 Nobel Prize Winner

Professor Michael Levitt is a Nobel Prize-winning biophysicist who has conducted pioneering work on the molecular structure of essential biological compounds. He has made many significant contributions to the study of protein folding and helped to popularise the use of computer modelling in biology.

Amongst the foremost of Michael’s numerous scientific achievements is his development of the first computerised model of an enzyme reaction, which was subsequently expanded to simulate more generalised protein dynamics. He has also carried out important research on the modelling of antibodies as well as DNA and messenger RNA — work that has informed practical advances in biomedical science.

Michael has received many honours and awards for his research, including the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and the 2014 DeLano Award for Computational Biosciences. A member of the US National Academy of Sciences, since 1987 he has been a Professor of Structural Biology at Stanford University.

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1. How Can We Estimate The Total Number Of Deaths?
2. What Does The Lack Of Geometric Progression Tell Us About Covid 19?
3. What Is The Marginal Gain Of Keeping An 80 Year Old Alive For One More Year?
4. Something Strange Is Going On With The Politics Behind The Virus
5. Where Is All The Funding Going To Justify The Lockdown?
6. Will There Be Another Pandemic?
7. How Should We Have Handled The Lockdown?
8. The Vaccine Will Need 20 Years Until It Is Ready
9. What Is Your Risk Of Dying From COVID-19?
10. What It’s Like To Win A Nobel Prize And How It Influences My Life Today
11. How Does Pharma Win With The Virus?
12. From Whatever Background We Come From, We Must Remain Diverse