When Nature Built It First
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What this talk is about
The Hang Theory. A lecture series by Hang Dallas.
One speaker. One big idea. One good room.
Where · Hang Dallas HQ.
Natural systems have spent millions of years solving problems humans are only beginning to crack. Dr. MinJun Kim examines how bacterial motility, cellular transport, and other biological mechanisms can inform engineering at the smallest scales.
Dr. Kim's work translates the logic of living systems into practical applications, from single molecule analysis to nanorobotics. The talk offers a look at how nature's existing solutions shape new engineering possibilities.
How the night goes
Doors at 7:00 PM. Claim a seat, settle in.
We kick things off around 7:25 PM.
Dr. Kim takes the floor at 7:30 PM.
Questions from the room near 8:15 PM.
Then we linger. Meet the speaker, meet each other, around 8:30 PM.
Out by 9:00 PM.
Who's speaking
MinJun Kim
Dr. MinJun Kim holds the Robert C. Womack Endowed Chair Professor position at Southern Methodist University, where he leads the Biological Actuation, Sensing and Transport Laboratory focused on biologically-inspired nanoscale engineering.
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