Expanding Science with 4D Printed Polymers | Bailey Felix | TEDxSyracuseUniversity
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2021
- Bailey presents her primary research in bioengineering 4D printing polymers. This cutting edge research is the forefront for the future of the medical field. Bailey is a bioengineering major at Syracuse University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science. Pursuing a Ph.D. in bioengineering after graduation. Bailey is an experienced undergraduate researcher, with a breadth of knowledge in computational modeling, 4D printing, and medical device associated biofilm infections. She is passionate about healthcare and her goal is to research advances in medicine to improve patient outcomes. Her talk about her research investigates the emerging technology of 4D printing and its applications related to biomaterials and healthcare. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Someone is really struggling with panning that camera
He zoomed in too much
Beautiful soul with genuine and amazing intentions... Nice seeing people that genuinely care. My worst trAit is changing my view points when I feel or know the ones I have are right.... ;(
Yes, thank you. This has been my ted talk.
This is why TedX sponsored events are less reputable than main TED events. Mike is pissed
The technology they promise really seems awe-inspiring. Certainly, with people this passionate, most of humans problems may be gone or mostly solved.
Parabéns Bailey Felix e toda a sua equipe de pesquisadores!
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thanks Bailey . keep on experimenting ...
Love you guys... TEDx
Of course high heals are a great help.
So you’re hyper parameter tuning materials ? I don’t really understand the 4D part of this.
Which can be said about basically anyone ever using the added 4D to any product :P There must be a better thing to attach than 4D, because 4D is nonsense in every way I've seen it used on a product.
The 4th dimension is time. A 4d material is a material that changes over time in an intentional and precise way.
@@treeforged9097 I mean, i can see the analogy. Just sounds a bit sci-fi clickbait to me. It’s an insanely cool concept tho, so I get the hype chasing.
@@treeforged9097 it’s a bit akin to protein folding. The material design is the mRNA and the final product is the protein after folding. And the technique is like hyper parameter tuning from ML. It’s cool that they’re mixing ideas from multiple domains. Though I’m not sure if that’s intentional, but that’s how it sticks out to me.
@@treeforged9097 Yes, the only problem is that time is not established as the fourth dimension at all.
So attaching 4D just makes it sound less serious than what the impressive work that is being presented deserves. It makes it look like clickbait rather than something worthy of taking part of.
This is pretty cool, all kinds of potential too
amazing
Excellent 👌
What? This is not 4D printing. How would we even perceive it in the first place as 4D
Look at me getting all excited about getting an actual science talk. What do I get? "I did some parameter tuning and it got better. Who needs a before and after? Who needs to know about trade-offs in different material properties, let alone different application possibilities based on those?"
Where's the 4D part in all of this?
The time
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Who approved this naming convention
This name is as bad as this whole performance.
很棒的谈话
Awesome🤟
Interesting. 👍
4th dimension is time🤯
So nice
Cool
Heat shrink colour plastic electrical insulators. Similar thing. Available for over 30 years.
Its not a similar thing. This is a material that can be used in a 3d printer to make materials of any shape that you need. 3d printers did not even exist 30 years ago. If the only thing you got from this video was she created a material that shrinks with heat then you need to watch it again.
awesome again👍
double chocolate chip peanut butter plz
I want to print a 4D chess set
Heard trump was selling his
Not hard to do with a $199 printer.
Wow, theses analogies are all wrong. The cake one not so much.
Good luck😊.
She talked so much about cake it distracted me from the science and technology of the message
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Cool..
Ngl less impressed from this TED talk than most of the others I’ve seen. Cake reference was a little over played and didn’t feel like anything special happened like TED talks usually do by the end
Sounds like she has Ehlers Danlos syndrome, hyper-mobile type. So hard to get a diagnosis; few doctors know about this rare disease.
Wow! Knee surgery?
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Ask the Capsule Corp. They've been master in compressing material in a very portable way and reshaping them at will.
So wait how does this factor into her life story about being frail at a young age?
It's 4D chess
These materials, as she explains, are being used in surgery like hernia meshes. They can be curled into smaller shapes and put in the body and then they expand into the intended shape inside the body. Instead of tearing a big hole in your body to replace a disk in your back, they can make a little puncture and put this material in there and it will expand to the shape it needs to be to help your back.
Something shrinking or changing shape does NOT mean you entered a completely unproven and possibly non existing dimension. All 3D here on Earth so far. Cool material, click bait title.
Since it occurs in time though it is technically a different dimension
No. Measuring time as a dimension of an object does not make that object 4 dimensional, lol.
"the cake is a lie" - half-life
You mean portal
strainger things intro at the start
"Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it."
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Niceee, very niceee :)
This is just a 3D printer
Hey Ted you need a new cameraman
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ISIS is finished buddy! Go live your life!
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Oh yeah so it's all about thermal expansion is "4D". And the fibre fiber oriented research was already done 40 years ago. xD. Very low scientific work
Vague, uninformative presentation. Never discusses polymers advantage over nitinol, which is an alloy that can be compressed then reforms into it’s original shape with heat. Nitinol would likely have better biocompatibility and product lifespan in the body.
She excels at boring me. I couldn't get past 2 min. See ya.
You're not alone. This video makes no sense. It could be presented in even less than 2 minutes
Why do I feel like I'm watching some kind of bizarre stand up routine?
She is speak english like avomiting person ooooc
Lol wow 😂
Absolutely right
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This was pretty aweful
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@@elliotteagle25 hahaha 😂