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Angela Belcher: Hogyan növesszünk akkumulátorokat a természet segítségével

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Tengeri csigák házától inspirálva Angela Belcher vírusokat programoz, hogy elegáns, az emberek számára hasznos nanoméretű szerkezeteket gyártson. Jól teljesítő gének irányított evolúciójával olyan vírusokat állított elő, melyek hatásos elemeket gyártottak, tiszta hidrogén üzemanyagot és rekord-döntő napelemet. A TEDxCaltechen megmutatja nekünk, hogy is kell ezt csinálni.

Angela Belcher looks to nature for inspiration on how to engineer viruses to create extraordinary new materials. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Zoltan Lengyel
Reviewed by Anna Patai
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