Which Star Trek Concepts Became Real Vs. Still Science Fiction? Harvard physicist explains

Dr. Bill Wilson, the Executive Director of Nanoscale Systems at Harvard University, delves into Star Trek’s teleportation technology.

What impact does science fiction have on technology? For Wilson, his understanding of physics does not ruin his enjoyment of science fiction, but it does make him look at it in a different way. Does the Star Trek transporter violate the laws of thermodynamics? And how can science and science fiction both inspire and inform each other?

Harvard University CNS is a research laboratory devoted to the support of transformative nanoscience.

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