
3 scenarios for how bioengineering could change our world in 10 years
Edible vaccines, new approaches to treat disabilities and better carbon sequestration are among the promising innovations. But we also need to manage the risks.
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Edible vaccines, new approaches to treat disabilities and better carbon sequestration are among the promising innovations. But we also need to manage the risks.
After water, what is the second most consumed material on earth? The answer might surprise you.