Fasten your seatbelts. Now put on your thinking caps; you’ll need ‘em. And while you’re at it, tie on those wings of unfettered imagination. We’re about to enter a different kind of twilight zone. This is not your biochem class, nor a biotech lab. This is biomimcry, an emerging art and science of a very different kind that uses the evolutionary genius of nature to inspire new approaches to some of our most vexing problems.
Today on A World of Possibilities, “Designing with Nature.” We’ll explore how green design is being applied to environmental challenges ranging from toxic carpets to contaminated wastewater. What are the possibilities and constraints in applying these principles more broadly to help clean up both what we use and how it’s made?
This program was funded by The Park Foundation.
Jay Harman, President and CEO PAX Scientific
Jeffrey Brinker, Professor, Department of Chemistry, Chemical, and Nuclear Engineering, University
of New Mexico; Sandia Fellow in the Self Assembly of Nanostructures Department, Sandia National
Laboratories
Christopher Viney, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, Professor of Engineering, University of
California at Merced
Dr. Bailey Green, President, Chief Technology Officer, G02 Water
(Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.)
Host: Mark Sommer
Senior Producer: Gregg McVicar
Associate Producers: Naihma Deady, Matt Fidler
Production Engineer: Michael Schwartz
Field Engineers: Steven Short, Rori Gallagher, Kara Hochner
Music in this program:
“Desert Rose” – Daniel Lanois – Anti/Epitaph Records; “A United Earth I” - Alan Stivell and Youssou N’Dour - Putumayo World Music; “Wild Thing” – The Troggs – K-Tel Records; “Shells” – Keola Beamer – Windham Hill Records; “Green Rainbow” – Lunar Drive - Begges Banquet US; “Flight Of The Cosmic Hippo – Bela Fleck & the Flecktones – Warner Bros./Wea Records; “Mother Nature’s Son” – The Beatles – Apple Records.
Duration: 55:00 minutes
Comments
World of Possibilities is my favorite of Podcasts to D/L and listen to.
I really enjoyed the interview with Jay Harman. The phrase "nothing in the world exists...except movement" has stuck with me in the most beautiful way. What a great interview. Thank you. _Joshua
very interesting . I really enjoyed the interview with Jay Harman.
Chemical Engineering Resource
very interesting . I really enjoyed the interview with Jay Harman.
Chemical Engineering Resource
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