Panellists: Alexis Courbet, Erik Benson, Stephane Redon, Dean Thomas. Recorded at Vision Weekend France.

Key Highlights

The panel discusses molecular nanotechnology and the potential for compact machines to replace industrial facilities.
They discuss advances in the field, which include protein design, protein folding, and dynamic structures that respond to stimuli.
It is noted how molecular machines can automate the synthesis of other machines, similar to biology – computational protein design allows for the creation of new machines from scratch.
The panel concluded by highlighting the potential for molecular nanotechnology to bridge the gap between organic chemistry and automation.

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Vision Weekend France: Molecular Machines Panel

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Vision Weekend France: Molecular Machines Panel