Decoding Plants: Using Art and Design as Powerful Scientific Tools | Tim Savas | TEDxBeaconStreet скачать в хорошем качестве

Decoding Plants: Using Art and Design as Powerful Scientific Tools | Tim Savas | TEDxBeaconStreet

Stationed at MIT Media Lab, Tim Savas mixes the liberal arts to further our understanding of how plants express their form and flavor. Creating stunning time lapse sequences of plant growth in a climate change research lab, and designing Mars-worthy robotic growth chambers for the future of farming, Tim challenges what biologists see––and taste––as data. Both a researcher and designer, Tim encourages a better world where photographers, engineers, and tool builders don’t just participate in science, but lead it. Hey now. I’m an engineer based in Boston, MA. You can currently find me making hardware with OpenAgat the MIT Media Lab. Our latest prototype just went to the White House. Before that, I was running research operations for a few scientists at Woods Hole, MA, and Harvard University. I like makinggadgets for cameras as much as I do photos with them. What’s next? A small business is set to be reborn. New rap music with friends is on the horizon. I like taking deep dives into projects. It’s warmer in the water. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx