Name: 为什么“生物制造”将是下一次工业革命
Uploaded: 2020-01-13T15:51:37Z
Duration: 12 min 10 s
Description: 如果我们能用微生物“长出”衣服，用生物制造家具，为建筑物添上树皮一样的表层，会怎样呢？TED 研习生苏珊·李（Suzanne Lee）和我们分享了生物制造领域的激动人心的发展，并展示生物制造能如何帮助我们用可持续的、环保的替代品，取代诸如塑料和水泥的主要废物来源。

如果我们能用微生物“长出”衣服，用生物制造家具，为建筑物添上树皮一样的表层，会怎样呢？TED 研习生苏珊·李（Suzanne Lee）和我们分享了生物制造领域的激动人心的发展，并展示生物制造能如何帮助我们用可持续的、环保的替代品，取代诸如塑料和水泥的主要废物来源。

Biofabrication harnesses living organisms like bacteria and fungi to grow materials that can replace plastics, cement, and textiles. Instead of months of processing crops or firing kilns, designers can now cultivate fabrics and even bricks in days using biology. For example, mushroom-based packaging can compost in just 30 days, and biofabricated bricks can reduce global CO2 emissions by 800 million tons a year. This shift from extraction to cultivation is creating a wave of innovation led by startups and creative minds, not just big industry.

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