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Cheryl Hayashi 談美妙的蜘蛛絲
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Cheryl Hayashi |
TED2010
• February 2010
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Cheryl Hayashi 研究世界上最高性能的材料之一：蜘蛛絲。每一種蜘蛛可以製造最多七種不同的絲。牠們是怎麼做到的？Hayashi 從 DNA 的角度來解釋這個問題並談及這種超強、超軟的材料所帶給我們的啓發。
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Cheryl Hayashi 研究世界上最高性能的材料之一：蜘蛛絲。每一種蜘蛛可以製造最多七種不同的絲。牠們是怎麼做到的？Hayashi 從 DNA 的角度來解釋這個問題並談及這種超強、超軟的材料所帶給我們的啓發。
science
technology
engineering
industrial design
biotech
nature
biology
biomimicry
physics
insects
Internet
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Cheryl Hayashi
Spider silk scientist
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Cheryl Hayashi studies the delicate but terrifically strong silk threads that make up a spider's web, finding startling applications for human use.
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