Jessica Green: We're covered in germs. Let's design for that.

The video explores the invisible world of microbes and their impact on human health and environments. It discusses how our surroundings, like buildings, harbor microbial ecosystems and how these can be consciously designed to influence health positively. The research at the Lillis Business Complex demonstrates how different spaces have unique microbial landscapes and how design choices affect these ecosystems. The concept of bioinformed design is introduced, emphasizing the potential to integrate microbial considerations into various design processes for improved health outcomes.

Explain the significance of microbial dispersal in relation to the design of buildings.

What is 'bioinformed design' and how does it relate to the concepts discussed in the text?

Discuss the potential implications of designing with specific microbes in mind, as suggested by the speaker.