Building our future with synthetic biology | Jérôme Lutz | TEDxTUM

When Jérôme was born 30 years ago, our world looked very different. Building on the advances in technology and biology since then, he paints a picture of what our future will look like, interleaved with stunning examples of what we have already achieved, from curing leukaemia to producing yeast from eggs. Jérôme's dream is to build our future together, by combining knowledge, skills and technology.
Jérôme Lutz has always been interested in what the future might hold for us, and how we can contribute to shaping it. Driven by questions and visions about the future, he dove into Synthetic Biology two years ago. This transdisciplinary field aims at understanding life by engineering it. His personal notebook from the first days has turned into the shared knowledge platform SynBio.info, where experts and novices teach each other the latest concepts of the field. His drive to achieve even more by working together across disciplines brought him to set up local SynBio communities both in Munich and London.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@lifefan1]

17:15 I am coming

[@3423-j4b]

The irony is the speaker is himself a synthetic biological organism -- an organic robotoid.

[@bkik5]

This is a fkn nightmare.

[@akash_goel]

Could he beeeeeeeee any more French?

[@bkik5]

He's German.

[@bernardoramos9409]

worst speaker ever

[@edwardperello]

How was your TED talk?

[@leenva]

Bernardo Ramos "worst movie ever"
- "Where's your movie?"
"worst iPhone ever"
- "Where's your iPhone?"
... Get me point? Pathetic rebuttal, and I have to agree with the original comment or, even though I'm majoring in Bioengineering with an emphasis on Synthetic Bio, this guy's speech isn't engaging, nor is the audio quality the best.