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Caring for Engineered Tissue
Nina Tandon
Nina Tandon talks about the importance of cells in the human ability to survive. She also hints on the research she is doing about electrically stimulating engineered organs for experimentation and replication.
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Nina Tandon: Caring for Engineered Tissue
March 1, 2011 (about 13 years ago)Nina Tandon talks about the importance of cells in the human ability to survive. She also hints on the research she is doing about electrically stimulating engineered organs for experimentation and replication.
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Source: TED
Sebastian Thrun: Google's Driverless Car
March 1, 2011 (about 13 years ago)Sebastian Thrun introduces self-driving cars that when perfected, may be the future of transportation.
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Source: TED
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