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Анджела Белчер: используем природу, чтобы растить батарейки

Filmed Jan 2011 • Posted Apr 2011TEDxCaltech
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Вдохновленная раковиной морского ушка, Анджела Белчер программирует вирусы, чтобы делать прекрасные нано-структуры, которые могут использовать люди. Выбирая высоко-продуктивные гены, через прямую эволюцию, она создает вирусы, которые могут сделать мощные батарейки, чистое водородное топливо и мощные солнечные элементы. На TEDxCaltech она показывает нам как это делается.

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

Translated into Russian by Alexandra Mingaleeva
Reviewed by Maria Bazilevskaya
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