How would you build a better human for space travel

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Through A Scientist's Eyes

Chris Wynder

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How does "science" get done? What does that word mean? For the average person how do we trust vaccines, drugs and public health? As a scientist I spend a lot of time obsessing about how do explain to friends what "the science" means.

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How would you build a better human for space travel

Through A Scientist's Eyes

17 minutes 41 seconds

4 years ago

How would you build a better human for space travel

There is an intimate relationship between gene expression, developmental biology and the environment. In this episode we will discuss how this plays out to shape humans using a thought experiment: getting the human species ready to survive on other planets.

It is the science behind an on-going SciFi short story that I have been writing for a few years now: Acchret's Children