Meet the enzymes living in your house | Vicky Huang | TED Institute

Enzymes are far more important to our day-to-day lives than we realize. Enzyme scientist Vicky Huang shares how they could help us unlock eco-friendly solutions to everything from food spoilage to household cleaning problems.
As the world and our interactions grow more complex, so do our challenges. To solve for modern problems, we need a new framework for innovation itself, one that considers all perspectives and outcomes in the calculus. In September 2019 TED@DuPont speakers shared their ideas that can serve to truly transform society at The Fillmore in Philadelphia.
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