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 This netcast explores the rapidly changing world of biotech, with a penchant towards getting a better understanding of who we are and where we are going. The living world will soon be a true substrate for engineering. Our world will change, and so will we. 


We bring a first hand account from the scientists that are moving us into this new technological era: the era of biotech.

 

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  • Friday, April 16nd @ 3:30 pm ET
  • Dr. Dickson Despommier (Professor, Columbia University & Host of This week in Virology) will talk about vertical farming technology and everything else living under the sun!

 

 

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