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Catherine Mohr - Q&A at TEDMED 2011
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The Intuitive Surgical research director answers questions about getting new robotic tech to market, and whether engineers, not just doctors, could someday perform surgery.
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Andrew Dawson - Part III at TEDMED 2011
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The Feldenkrais practitioner explains how the practice leads to self-awareness in movement and in life, which he demonstrates through a simple but effective hand exercise t...
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Peter Diamandis - Q&A at TEDMED 2011
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The X Prize Foundation chairman answers questions about organizations that are incubators for innovation, and how global connectivity is feeding an explosion of creativity.
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Peter Diamandis at TEDMED 2011
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Thanks to cheaper and more easily available technology, innovation will increase exponentially, says the founder of X PRIZE. Having a common goal, an enticing motive, and b...
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Robert Hariri at TEDMED 2011
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The Cellular Therapeutics CEO talks about his research in using placenta-derived stem cells as novel therapy for Crohn's disease, and to create new "organoids" for research...
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Robert Hariri - Q&A at TEDMED 2011
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The CEO of Cellular Therapeutics talks about his novel research in using placenta-derived stem cells to treat Crohn's disease, to repair damaged tissues, and to create "org...
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Catherine Mohr at TEDMED 2011
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What's on the horizon for safer and more cost-effective robotic surgery? The Intuitive Surgical engineer briefs on novel treatments, but adds that advances in other areas m...
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Gabor Forgacs Part II @ TEDMED 2011
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As humans continue to multiply, can we feed ourselves using meat created with a 3D bioprinting process? In the first demonstration of its kind, Gabor Forgacs heats and eats...
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Paul Stamets at TEDMED 2011
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The mushroom biologist talks about the antimicrobial properties of fungi, how they can be used as potent insecticides, and how they may help boost the human immune system.
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Paul Stamets - Q&A at TEDMED 2011
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The mushroom researcher answers questions about the beginnings of fungi science and how mushrooms and mycelium are helpful to maintaining human health and habitats.
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