Dr. Andrew Phillips - 2019 - Programming biology

When we think of information processing systems, we often think of computers, but we ourselves are made up of information processing systems – trillions of them – also known as the cells in our bodies. While these cells are robust, they’re also extraordinarily complex and not altogether predictable. Wouldn’t it be great, asks Dr. Andrew Phillips, head of the Biological Computation Group at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, if we could figure out exactly how these building blocks of life work and harness their power with the rigor and predictability of computer science? To answer that, he’s spent a good portion of his career working to develop a system of intelligence that can, literally, program biology.
- - -
Original video: https://youtu.be/iw90aiD6KV4
- - -
Related video:
.
https://rumble.com/v35nmk6-scientists-control-human-dna-using-electricity.html
.
https://rumble.com/v2935na-jamie-metzl-2019-are-you-ready-for-the-genetic-revolution.html
.
https://rumble.com/v2949aq-jamie-metzl-2019-joe-rogan-where-technology-will-be-in-20-years.html
.
https://rumble.com/v296rmg-synthetic-biology-and-the-future-of-creation-2016-wsf.html
,
https://rumble.com/v297ywi-jennifer-kahn-2016-gene-editing-can-now-change-an-entire-species-forever-.html
- - -
ADVANCED CIVILIZATION Reference material - https://interestzine.com/biology/