The possibilities of nanotechnology | Simon Stora | TEDxBISB

[@marujob6619]

Sounds like Steven Hawkins. Enjoyed your presentation btw

[@now-you-know-it]

For a first time not bad. His nerves were eating him. A few more presentations and he will be excellent.

[@alhaven2748]

I still don't understand why my professor suggested this as material to help us understand nanotechnology better. I can understand the speakers' nerves though. Just wished our professor chose a different material to introduce us to the topic

[@Content4free78]

i believe that Nanotechnology will endow us with Superhuman Powers.

[@yoganandhana889]

Nice presentation simon sir......, and my question is the carbon nanotubes are conduct electric current??????

[@rodrigoBotinellyhp]

of course

[@uday3402]

better than the best available conductors

[@Zamorak4404]

i kinda feel bad, he sells himself very bad in this presentation

[@wtfarg]

I agree it's not up to what we are used to from a TED talk. If I would improve something it would be the content first by going deeper into some very promising nano-tech maybe we could learn something. I suggest a world map with all the nano-tech medical research being done to increase visibility of project in need of funding. Maybe lists of potentials applications should be visually presented when mentioned. Maybe it would be appropriate to talk about bio-mimicry as a great source inspiration for new nano-tech. Finally you should practice your oral presentation and remove the repetitive content from it when possible.

[@robinhyperlord9053]

Can they covert any material into any other material?

[@FBIguy-se4nw]

That's alchemy.

[@robinhyperlord9053]

@@FBIguy-se4nw I meant a Replicator from Star Trek.

[@FBIguy-se4nw]

@@robinhyperlord9053 well it is possible but you'd obviously still need the base elements to make it

[@uday3402]

Read engines of creation by Eric drexter

[@uday3402]

Read engines of creation by Eric drexter

[@incognitounknown370]

It was rather disappointing, when I saw the title of the TED talk I got very excited. After watching the video I have to say, there is a big lack of information about the topic. It actually seems like a list of uses of nanotechnology rather than explaining what it is and how it can benefit us.

[@samueljalaksa2804]

I 100% agree

[@arturjalaksa8439]

Yes that is very true. Lot of space for improvement