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A gdyby tak nasze ciało regenerowało się szybciej i bez blizn, jak u Wolverine'a z X-Menów? Kaitlyn Sadtler, stypendystka TED, chce spełnić to marzenie. W tym celu pracuje nad nowymi biomateriałami, które zmienią odpowiedź układu odpornościowego na uraz. W swojej krótkiej prelekcji pokazuje, w jaki sposób nowe produkty mogą pomóc w regeneracji ciała.
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