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Tan Le : Mon histoire d'immigration

Filmed Dec 2011 • Posted Feb 2012TEDxWomen 2011
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En 2010, la technologue Tan Le a participé au séminaire TEDGlobal pour présenter une nouvelle interface puissante. Maintenant, à TEDxWomen, elle raconte une histoire toute personnelle : l'histoire de sa famille (sa mère, sa grand-mère et sa soeur) qui a fui le Vietnam pour bâtir une nouvelle vie.

Tan Le is the founder & CEO of Emotiv Lifescience, a bioinformatics company that's working on identifying biomarkers for mental and other neurological conditions using electroencephalography (EEG). Full bio »

Translated into French, Canadian by Marianne Boilard
Reviewed by Anouk Jaccarini
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