I am so glad you could join us. I'm your host Mo Gaudet. This podcast is nothing more than a conversation between two good friends sharing inspiring life stories and perhaps

some nuggets of wisdom along the way.

This is your invitation to slow down with us.

Welcome to slow more. Chaos is that beautiful concept that everyone who understands physics believes is the reason why the universe exists.

If you remember in episode 119 of Slo Mo when I hosted my wonderful dear friend the artist Kate Doddy and we spoke about art and how we are all connected.

And Kate mentioned that she was cooperating with a science professor, a physics PhD, a Nobel Prize winner,

in analyzing chaos from an art and a science point of view so that we reach the

conclusion that we're eventually all connected and I almost fainted I said Kate I absolutely have to speak to the two of you and I thought this was going to be a coffee and you know we're just going to sit together and talk about it but then

we thought maybe we should record that for you to be part of this conversation also

honestly because Kostia, who is the collaborator of Kate on this project, actually is in Singapore.

So a quick reminder, Kate Doherty is the British visual artist that is recognized for her work in exploring and re-evaluating the human experience in the concept of the natural world but also in the reflection of what goes on in our day-to-day life.

Philip Adams, the director of the Satchi Gallery, described Kate's work as she holds up a mirror to the world,

raising questions that bring introspection and remind us of our common core that we are all connected.

So this is the topic we're going to talk about today.

You may want to go back and visit the conversation on episode 119 if you haven't heard that already but we will be

discussing it together with person who I hope will be my new friend Sir Constantine

Sir Gaveich, Nova Silov.

Sir Constantine is a British Russian scientist

who is the professor at the Center for Advanced 2D Material in the National University of

Singapore. He is also the long-worthy professor in the School of Physics and Astronomy

at the University of Manchester. And Constantine was part of the

team that worked on isolating graphing. Grafine is something we'll talk about hopefully today is the

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