Innovation Through Biodesign: William Myers at TEDxGroningen

William teaches and writes about the history of architecture and design. His work has appeared in Domus Magazine, Metropolis Magazine, The Architect's Newspaper and Next American City Magazine. His book BioDesign: Nature + Science + Creativity was published in 2012 by The Museum of Modern Art. Currently William is a visiting curator at The New Institute in Rotterdam. His past experience includes work at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, MoMA, the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, the Pentagram design consultancy, Hunter College and Genspace, the first community biotech lab in the United States.

At TEDxGroningen, he highlights developments in bio-design and technology. He encourages us to understand the interaction between nature and human creation.

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