Travis Taylor on UAP, metamaterial topological insulators, and how they potentially relate to animal mutilations

Travis Taylor was asked at PHENOMECON about animal mutilations. His answer was quite interesting and I thought was worth sharing here.

He suggests that bovine serum albumin contains a room temperature topological insulator, which is potentially a necessary material for UAP construction or propulsion.

Link to video of his answer, and transcript of that response below:

"a warp drive or a wormhole or something to allow you to go to fast distances through space that a UFO would have to do. They'd have to have a material that would allow you to actually change how electricity, magnetism and gravity work in that local area of space around the spaceship or maybe in the hull of the spaceship. And mathematically, scientifically, we only understand theoretically… we haven't ever been able to build one, but we call it a topological insulator… or that would be made of a thing called metamaterial. It's a brand new science people are just learning, that when you build a special material that would allow us to go faster than the speed of light. Well, the problem is — we have only been able to create a little itty bitty of pieces of it in a lab at super, super cold temperatures. But recently, a scientist who won a Nobel Prize in laser optics was looking for room temperature topological insulators and he found them. And it's in a chemical compound called "bovine serum albumin." Now, what I just said was "cow blood." So, what if these aliens are using somehow the cow blood to make their engines go… work, right? I don't know. I mean, this is an speculation. But those are some interesting pieces of data, and facts we can put together that tell a really interesting story. So, it's a great question."

Travis states:

• A "metamaterial" would be necessary to "change how electricity, magnetism and gravity work in that local area of space around the spaceship or maybe in the hull of the spaceship"
• These metamaterials are called "topological insulators"
• "We have only been able to create a little itty bitty of pieces of it in a lab at super, super cold temperatures"
• "A scientist who won a Nobel Prize in laser optics was looking for room temperature topological insulators and he found them" in "bovine serum albumin" (cow blood)
• He posits "aliens are using somehow the cow blood to make their engines work" (although admits he doesn't know and this is speculation).

This raises many questions for me. I'm highly skeptical of these claims. Nonetheless, I still thought it'd be worth posting/sharing with the r/UFOs community, as this directly addresses potential UAP construction, propulsion methods, etc.

I'm interested in fact-checking this claim from Taylor. Can anyone find any scientific research/publications by a scientist who won a Nobel prize who has located a room temperature topological insulator in bovine serum albumin?