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Angela Belcher: Menggunakan alam untuk menumbuhkan baterai

Filmed Jan 2011 • Posted Apr 2011TEDxCaltech
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Terinspirasi oleh sebuah cangkang abalon, Angela Belcher memrogram virus untuk membuat struktur skala nano yang elegan yang dapat digunakan manusia. Dengan memilih gen yang berkinerja baik melalui evolusi terarah, dia menghasilkan virus yang dapat menyusun baterai baru yang kuat, bahan bakar hidrogen, dan sel surya yang memecahkan rekor. Di TEDxCaltech, dia menunjukkan bagaimana dia melakukannya.

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

Translated into Indonesian by Abdi Christia
Reviewed by Amir Sudjono
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