Biodesign, comment penser la production avec le vivant ?
Abstract
Today, a new kind of design is emerging. Biodesign,
indeed, refers to the use of living matter as a technology,
when living organisms are essential components
of the technology. These projects try to improve or upgrade
technology or to make it evolve in a more sustainable
way. Biotechnology is the use of living matter and organisms
to develop or make products, to create new possibilities,
new technologies. But what happens when technology
meets living matter to create one entity ? This article
questions the ethical impacts of such projects
through an overview of several projects in biodesign.
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