How can biotechnology and traditional practices come together to produce a new world of healthy material options? Suzanne Lee shares the new frontiers in material creation, where biomimicry and grown materials offer an innovative alternative to resource-intensive material extraction and transport.

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ABOUT MATERIAL HEALTH EDUCATION:
Many of the materials we use to construct our world have negative impacts on our bodies and the ecosystems of our planet. Finding healthier materials can be time-consuming and resource intensive. Sometimes it’s hard to know where to start because there’s so much information to sift through, or the information is too technical.

Parsons’ Healthy Materials Lab brings together experts across disciplines of architecture, design, chemistry, toxicology, public health, environmental justice, and more to introduce you to the key concepts of material health. This series of videos is the perfect place to start if you are looking to positively transform design and building practices with human health at the forefront of your decisions.

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ABOUT HEALTHY MATERIALS LAB:
Healthy Materials Lab is a design research lab at Parsons School of Design dedicated to improving the health of those most impacted by toxic chemicals in building products by creating healthier, affordable housing through research, education, and advocacy.

For resources, tools, and guides to healthier materials visit: https://healthymaterialslab.org

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