Hacking into the secret communication...of bacteria | Fatima AlZahra’a Alatraktchi | TEDxAarhus
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2019
- How do we tune in on bacterial conversations, and can we translate them into human language? Fatima AlZahra’a Alatraktchi has a PhD in nanophysics and molecular biology. She has developed a tool that can capture and decode bacterial messages and thereby save lives.
Researcher and entrepreneur Fatima AlZahra’a Alatraktchi has a PhD in nanophysics and molecular biology. She has conducted research in the intersection between nanoengineering, microbiology and medicine for 6 years. According to Fatima, bacteria live in communities just like humans. They have families, they talk, they plan their activities and sometimes even cheat each other. Fatima developed a nano-sensing technique capable of capturing very small signals that bacteria use to communicate with each other.
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She explained nano-biology and made me love it using examples jokes. Her expressions add a lot to it, I wish her the best of luck with this research and hope she'll contribute her part to make this world a better place. :)
As someone with multiple illnesses and still waiting for final diagnosis of immune disease I’d love to speak with you Fatima, and the biomedical scientist in me is captivated by your work! A real credit to the scientific world!
This is inspiring, a revolution in the medical field - by a woman, who is Muslim and wears a hijab. This is called pure success !
I could listen to her talk all day. She made the subject of bacteria funny and understandable.
Truly this is the most inspiring example of a science communicator. Proud
This medical invention is going to save millions of human lives in the world. She really did a good job! Fatima is a refugee from Iraq and came to Denmark to live a better life. Now she contributes to both Denmark and the rest of the world community. Who said refugees and hijabi Muslim women can't contribute?
This blows my mind!! well done ted, gorgeous lady!!!!!!
Beautiful and simple explanation of complex terminologies, superb work Mam
Thanks to TED.
LIKED THE GOOGLE ONE😂
This is one of the most interesting Ted talks I’ve ever watched. Bacteria research and stem cell research are the future of biological science. I can’t wait to see what will be discovered. Well done Fatima! You are so inspirational!
Absolutely astonishing. Combining brain, beauty and charm. So charismatic!! If she succeed with her idea Google should rreally add this language to the translator hahaha
One of the best talks yet. why is this on tedx and not TED???
That’s what I want in medicine......simplicity with a touch of awesomeness....... Never thought of bacteria sharing genetic material as a type of communication....
Thank you Fatima mam please explore more and enlighten us...
Absolutely fantastic. All the best Fatima!
Bacteria is important for live us and congratulations Fatima cause I haven’t knew a lot of information to bacteria but now I know 👏🏻👏🏻
Fatima you are amazing .just keep moving . Chapeau bas😍
Great progression, definitely going to save lives.
Wow awesome research. I hope such a translator device can be used at home.
East or West TeDx iz the Best
I am so amazed by this, thank you fatima for this tremendous work you've done really
Wish you successfully develop your research! All the best Fatima and may Lord bless you!
Accident Fatima Zahra excellent outstanding lot of love from India and have a great incessant success and bright future
I like the way she's explaining this. So, she basically the bacteria whisperer?
An authority in micro biology 💕💕💕
Very inspiring, a true role model.
Hah!!! I was just introduced to Quorum Sensing after watching a John McAfee interview! After a mere 2 minutes of listening to this TEDx along with Bonnie Bassler, this biology is essentially identical to the "Mycelium Network". Of which Humans' "internet tech" mimics... This is truly a "Fractal Universe" we reside in....
I would love to be able to communicate with bacteria and tell them how much I like them.
+🖤
Tell that to E.Coli.
You luv them because they make you sick and that makes you sit at home bascially you luv home mmm
Best Ted talk ever
Given that antibiotic immunity and MRSA are becoming a real problem these days, this work could be revolutionary! Keep up great work m'am! We 're eagerly awaiting results.
What a smart, intelligent lady! Funny too 💕
This is incredible. She's such an inspiration
Bacteria makes plans. We as human should make a big dream like her!!! 😍
Why many people are surprised or amazed because she is Muslim there are many like her . Please open up to the world more 💓
@GrimsAllure I can't be sure, but looks like she wears it by choice. I don't think she's the type of person or in a position that she can be forced to do that.
@{Delete this} 😕😕OMG
@Mohib Khan 👏👏👏 Unfortunately, the media do not want people to know all about Islam and Islamic civilization. They focus on periods of weakness and leave periods of strength away.
@@highqamv you are so beautiful from heart....the world needs more spiritual people like you
@GrimsAllure I decided to wear the hijab by choice in a country where it's totally ok to not wear it. I'm studying to be an archeologist. And I'm not the only one. My mum had illiterate parents yet was encouraged to get an education and left home at 18 to go to university and became a Lab tech and later on decided to study law and is now close to getting her PhD (she is a hijabi as well and decided to wear said hijab after she left home out of her own free will) my father has been nothing but supportive from the very start. And those are just my immediate family examples. I can't tell you of how many hijabis I studied with in my short stunt in med school that have graduated. Or the many hijabis that were my highschool classmates that now have masters degrees and are not stopping there. Stop thinking that we're wearing our scarfs because we're oppressed. But then again, I don't blame you, you must be jealous that we don't get cold in the winter lol
Wow good job Fatima amazing
A very good and interesting research which you managed to explain very simply and without boring anyone. Good job!
بالتوفيق عزيزتي فاطمه انا صديقة عمتك ام غدير انتي رفعت راس للجميع
Great talk, amazing research! Definitely looking forward to the sensor!
Excellent! Fantastic ideas, research, and teaching.
I like this girl and how she intervened..
A very good lesson indeed...
her expressions are incredible. I am so inspired and love her jokes at the same time.
What a smart beauty ! Could listen to her all day... Mash'Allah. Where is she from?
Wow, you are brilliant, creative. Thank you for using metaphor to give me intellectual access to fascinating processes. Thank you for your obvious compassion for making me feel how important this research is. I've been watching videos on this all morning. Your presentation is far and away my favorite.
Fantastic talk, great to see and hear of such good research. Hope it is authenticated soon, keep up the good work.
Excellent work and of course beautiful and interesting presentation. Great.
Loved this talk! Very interesting and funny at the same time
Beautiful, well dressed and articulate. Loving this talk by this intelligent young woman ❤️
Excellent speech.
Glad to see them doing science for a change
Who is them?
@@humaafandi8894 racism
Very nice sister Masha Allah ,you are really a good speaker also ...❤️👍
GREAT TALK AND GREAT WORK
I liked it from start to end, people like contribute to a better future. Analysing samples at home on a smartphone ... wow!! That would be helpful
“Don’t make trees rare, keep them with care.”
"रूखहरुलाई दुर्लभ नबनाउनुहोस्, तिनीहरूलाई सुरक्षित गर्नुहोस्।"
فطومة رفعتي راسنا
جميلة جداً حقيقي يعني 💚💚💚
Awesome lecture
Awesome brilliant I love this mam❤️💙
Very proud of you!
Wow Masha'Allah!!!
This is amazing!
Excellent!
Best one at TEDx
Very interesting 👏🏾👏🏾
Nice explanation
Bravo
Harikaa 💃💐
Best speech mam 👍👍💪
"like the screams of a man alone in the desert" that escalated quickly.
Loved it
I was watching this the whole time thinking I would learn a way to check from home if I have a bad bad bacteria in me or a way to sense/feel/ see if my bacteria is speaking together against me ... ...
MashaAllah
Nice
Exactly 👍
Wow it's great good go on my lady
In sha Allah. TeDx i am coming.with some great!
She can't be trusted as a Muslim.
Why would she tell us the public one thing, then believe in something else? It is obvious that she would abandon her work for her beliefs.
Neither can....you be trusted.
you are absolutely wrong
because you don't know anything about Islam
@GrimsAllure . without knowing anything about .how could you say i know more then you my brother...
I hope I will become one day like you I appreciate and I really love it
I m from Senegal but I m affraid of means
This is amazing!! °•°
awesome
This was so cool
نحن ننتظر جائزة نوبل وففك الله سبحانه وتعالى
Bactria phage can integrate into a bacterial genome and only go into synthesis phase when it detects bacterial communication proteins
I hope governments will let more money into resarch and development of those old fashioned cures
I LOVE IT
A bit more detailed explanation of her research would definitely have been better but anyways interesting talk, hope she can achieve what she's working towards 👍
@Enigma 25 I found her scientific articles online in different scientific journals! I know TEDx don't allow very specific detailed science talk'
hat's off to fatima
Very good 😀
Awesome quite fabulous lovely great
That's sounds good
Spying on bacteria?
Wow!! Let's say hello!
than we have to introduce them to friends and family buy them bacteria-sized chocolates and invite them to dinner...
What do you call this tool
2nd time watching video, and it is still awesome.
Me too
wow
Will this work for viruses as well or only bacteria?
Well, she already hacked my heart ❤
Hmmm sounds a lot like the same activity of some sections of human activity.
I want to know if Bacteria have their own version of Facebook. :P (JK)
So essentially, this is all a big 'what if ' right?
If it does work it could easily be a breakthrough in technology and medicine.
Just wait man, in due time we'll find out about it too... and we'll also find their youtube, twitter, twitch, blogs and websites not to mention the IP address' of their tiny little computers...
Makes an interesting case for diagnostic tests by proxy, although she mentioned earlier on in the talk, bacterial conjugation. Could there be a risk that plasmid transfer could lead to a false positive diagnosis and drugs would target microbes necessary for normal health?
Well she did say that the project was in it's beginning stages... maybe she's working on it?
YOU ARE SOO PERFECT ~♡
I love bacterial world
im interested on doing this kind of test on sane people in my country, i want contact info please :)
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