How the Natural World is Inspiring Scientific Innovation | Kristy Hamilton | Talks at Google

Author and science journalist Kristy Hamilton discusses her book Nature's Wild Ideas: How the Natural World is Inspiring Scientific Innovation, a fascinating deep-dive into nature and the many groundbreaking human inventions inspired by the wild.
Get the book here: goo.gle/42ZgHz9.
For more information on Kristy, please visit www.kristyehamilton.com/.
Kristy Hamilton is a science and environment journalist who has written for WIRED, Science Magazine, Hakai Magazine, Mongabay and other publications, having previously worked as a podcast host and video editor for Science Magazine. She has reported on all-female expeditions to Antarctica, moderated a conference on the sustainability of cell-based seafood, trekked forests in search of albino redwood trees, and was invited as a journalism fellow to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. Other notable experiences include hitchhiking and ice-climbing in Hyalite Canyon, road tripping across the United States, climbing in Yosemite and the Dolomites, and living in Ukraine for two months.
Moderated by David Levin.

[@brycedoubleu]

inspirational, very natural instinctive thoughtfulness of all things. I don’t understand why this way of thinking isn’t the common sense of all of humanity. And thank you, listening to your presentation and interview gives a great sense of peace.

[@donnanickel6103]

I'm so impressed! Wish I could say I understand it all!. Congrats!

[@samelel713]

This was awesome, her closing remarks were very insightful

[@jaimeehenriquez]

thank you.

[@YashSharma-hl6gk]

Quite interesting book

[@science212]

Progress is finite.
Read Gunther Stent, John Horgan, Robert J. Gordon and Rusell Funk.

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Definitely on the zan ax