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On this special episode, we're joined by Alex Dehgan, CEO of Conservation X Labs. Alex explains their new technology, a handheld molecular lab that can fit in the palm of your hand, which they claim can help towards preventing the sixth mass extinction.
In this episode:
- What is a sixth mass extinction?
- What is the Nabit technology, and how does it work?
- Developing their technology and using AI
- Could this tech detect ‘mirror image bacteria’?
- What conversations are they having with governments?
- Are alarm bells ringing?
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