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Justin Hall-Tipping: Libertando a energia da rede

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Oct 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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O que aconteceria se pudéssemos gerar energia a partir dos vidros das nossas janelas? Nesta conferência comovente, o empresário Justin Hall-Tipping mostra os materiais que poderiam tornar isso possível, e como questionando a nossa noção de 'normal' pode levar a descobertas extraordinárias.

Justin Hall-Tipping works on nano-energy startups -- mastering the electron to create power. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese by João Carrapa
Reviewed by Miguel Cabral de Pinho
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