Back in August, IEET contributor Andrew Maynard, gave a talk on colored poop and other “tales of technological derring do” at the Ann Arbor We Make Health Fest. Videos and photos from the day are now available over on the Health By Design website.

The talk draws on three stories from synthetic biology (colored poop), nanotechnology (colloidal silver) and air pollution monitoring (smoke from solid fuel) to illustrate the value of creative multi-stakeholder collaborations in improving health and well-being:

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A PDF of the slides is available here.

Further information on material in the talk:

e.chromi: http://www.echromi.com/

Colloidal silver and health: http://www.riskscience.umich.edu/nano-silver-used-treat-ebola-victims-nigeria/

UC Berkeley Particle Monitor: http://ehs.sph.berkeley.edu/hem/?page_id=12

Back in August, IEET contributor Andrew Maynard, gave a talk on colored poop and other “tales of technological derring do” at the Ann Arbor We Make Health Fest. Videos and photos from the day are now available over on the Health By Design website.

The talk draws on three stories from synthetic biology (colored poop), nanotechnology (colloidal silver) and air pollution monitoring (smoke from solid fuel) to illustrate the value of creative multi-stakeholder collaborations in improving health and well-being:

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A PDF of the slides is available here.

Further information on material in the talk:

e.chromi: http://www.echromi.com/

Colloidal silver and health: http://www.riskscience.umich.edu/nano-silver-used-treat-ebola-victims-nigeria/

UC Berkeley Particle Monitor: http://ehs.sph.berkeley.edu/hem/?page_id=12

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJPnZ6zpLXk