Molecular machines of the future | Hendrik Dietz | TEDxTUMSalon

Evolution has developed very efficient molecular machines, for example for producing energy through rotation. Hendrik Dietz would like to harness these concepts to build his own molecular motors. His group has successfully demonstrated that they can encode and synthesize complex shapes using DNA origami, and have recently discovered how to reduce the cost for mass use and production. With his research, Dietz gets closer to his goal of revolutionizing nanotechnology with the capabilities of molecular motors, just like industry was revolutionized by electric and diesel motors.

[THEIndieMediaEastcoast]

The Technical University of Munich is a research university with campuses in Munich, Garching and Freising-Weihenstephan. It is a member of TU9, an incorporated society of the largest and most notable German institutes of technology.

[WatchfulHunter]

They deleted the old list and created a new one for google's social behavior algorithm research.

[Orlanzepol]

It’s difficult to understand what he’s saying which is why I am not watching the entire thing .😞

[corbinkost]

First comment, but why is there 57 views