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Tinta que conduz eletricidade; uma janela que muda de transparente para opaca ao toque de um botão; uma gelatina que faz música. Todas essas coisas existem, e Catarina Mota diz: é tempo de brincarmos com isso. Catarina Mota leva-nos num passeio a novos materiais surpreendentes, e sugere que o modo como podemos descobrir para o que eles servem é experimentando, consertando, e nos divertindo.
A TEDGlobal Fellow, Catarina Mota plays with "smart materials" -- like shape-memory alloys and piezoelectric structures that react to voltage -- and encourages others to do so too. Full bio »
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Reviewed by João Santos
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