MIT Media Lab | The Bees of Science @MITMediaLab | Uploaded June 2019 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
"Like bees," writes Conformable Decoders head Canan Dagdeviren, "my students work at the intersection of nature, art, and science, drawing on both their experiences in diverse fields of science and engineering and also their diverse cultural backgrounds, much as the bees draw nectar from a host of different flowers. They then apply their minds, hearts, and hands to create unique micro- and nano-scale, mechanically adaptive electromechanical systems for human health monitoring—their scientific 'honey.'"
Learn more about Dr. Dagdeviren's Media Lab lobby exhibit, which highlights projects developed by students in the MAS 810 Decoders 1.2 class.
More information at: https://www.media.mit.edu/posts/canan-dagdeviren-reflects-on-exhibiting-student-work/
Note: Video has no spoken audio. Music plays throughout.
"Like bees," writes Conformable Decoders head Canan Dagdeviren, "my students work at the intersection of nature, art, and science, drawing on both their experiences in diverse fields of science and engineering and also their diverse cultural backgrounds, much as the bees draw nectar from a host of different flowers. They then apply their minds, hearts, and hands to create unique micro- and nano-scale, mechanically adaptive electromechanical systems for human health monitoring—their scientific 'honey.'"
Learn more about Dr. Dagdeviren's Media Lab lobby exhibit, which highlights projects developed by students in the MAS 810 Decoders 1.2 class.
More information at: https://www.media.mit.edu/posts/canan-dagdeviren-reflects-on-exhibiting-student-work/
Note: Video has no spoken audio. Music plays throughout.
