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Edith Widder: Tajuplný a nádherný svět bioluminiscence

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V hlubokém, temném oceánu vytváří mnoho mořských tvorů své vlastní světlo za účelem lovu, páření či sebeobrany. Expertka na bioluminiscenci, Edith Widder, byla jedním z prvních lidí, kteří natáčeli tento mihotavý svět. Na TEDu 2011 přivádí na scénu některé ze svých svítících přátel a ukazuje úžasné záběry zářícího podmořského života.

Edith Widder combines her expertise in research and technological innovation with a commitment to stopping and reversing the degradation of our marine environment. Full bio »

Translated into Czech by Libor Juhanak
Reviewed by Martin Francis Gilbert Máik
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