César Ramírez Sarmiento

provide an understanding of what a protein is and what they do.

I think that by connecting art and science together, you can push the boundaries even further.

I love that.

I don't know.

I think that after the pandemic, I'm always scared about, oh, what's going to come next, right?

So is there going to be another pandemic like that?

And how are we going to respond to that?

Instead of being concerned about our capacity to respond to things, I'm more concerned about human behavior, which is like we're very forgetful.

And we might forget that we were like, at least in our case in Chile, we were in quarantine for a while.

And I don't want to be in that situation again.

So what I'm hopeful for is that there's a lot of investment and interest also from scientists to work on solutions, biotechnological solutions for combating climate change.

And plastic degradation is just one example, but there's

a lot of efforts for try to eliminate greenhouse gases.

We know that there are some protein based solutions and also some cell based solutions, and there's a lot of interest for investing on them.

So I'm very hopeful that in the future and actually in the near future, we will see a lot of startup biotechs that are working on climate change and successfully.

So that's going to be great.

Happy to be here.