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Robert Fisher Ph.D.: Neurostimulation for Epilepsy

Dr. Robert Fisher is a world expert in the testing of devices that can detect or treat seizures, including deep brain stimulation, focal drug infusion, seizure notification accelerometers and biosensor. In his talk he shares his fascinating lifetime work of research in epilepsy and expected progress in brain health.
https://www.ted.com/talks/robert_fisher_ph_d_neurostimulation_for_epilepsy

Justin Goldston, PhD: How Blockchain Technology Will Positively Change Our Everyday Lives

We've all heard of Blockchain but few of us have an understanding of what this advanced technology will bring to our everyday existence. From detailed tracking of food supplies to near error free medical records and super secure financial transactions, Blockchain technology will bring change for the betterment of all. Dr. Goldston shares his vis...
https://www.ted.com/talks/justin_goldston_phd_how_blockchain_technology_will_positively_change_our_everyday_lives

Jillian Peterson, Ph.D.: How to Prevent School Shootings

It's been 20 years since the Columbine High School shooting, and schools today are no safer. Based on two years of research into the life histories of over 150 mass shooters, Dr. Jillian Peterson explains why our current school safety strategies like lock down drills and security have failed, and uses data to suggest new strategies to prevent ma...
https://www.ted.com/talks/jillian_peterson_ph_d_how_to_prevent_school_shootings

Angie Hilliker Ph.D: Modern Science Meets Vintage Wine

Modern DNA sequencing is revolutionizing science, medicine, and genealogy. But what can it tell us about vintage wine? Dr. Angie Hilliker is a molecular biologist and associate professor at the University of Richmond. She is using modern DNA technology to analyze the samples from a historic bottle of 200 year old wine. Can DNA sequencing tell ...
https://www.ted.com/talks/angie_hilliker_ph_d_modern_science_meets_vintage_wine

Dr.Mohamed Ahmed Fouad: The Infinite Era of Social Responsibility.

In the era of fast growing technology, despite the extensive accessibility to technology to achieve dreams and goals, majority of the NPO and Community based projects still stand far from benefitting from it, especially, the use of social media Platforms. Mohammed Ahmed Fouad shares his idea on how Non profitable organizations and changing commu...
https://www.ted.com/talks/dr_mohamed_ahmed_fouad_the_infinite_era_of_social_responsibility

Fábio Vitó (NTS): (Not) So Hard

Na talk do NTS poderemos observar a capacidade maleável e moldável de conseguir adaptar as palavras e o discurso em forma de rap, ao mesmo tempo que vai descrevendo o que o move e como conseguiu chegar onde chegou, recorrendo à persistência, resiliência e humildade!
https://www.ted.com/talks/fabio_vito_nts_not_so_hard

Luis Rodrigues, Ph.D.: Drones, art and music

Can you imagine any connection between drones and art, or between drones and music ? This talk will share a few ideas relating these multidisciplinary fields. After a brief historical review, the work performed in the lab of Prof. Rodrigues on the use of drones for light painting, and in response to improvised music will be detailed. A video p...
https://www.ted.com/talks/luis_rodrigues_ph_d_drones_art_and_music

Fatu Judy Henderson: A Womb Made of Wood

Fatu Judy Henderson (Fatu Lady Drummer) began her journey into West African Dancer and culture with the Irepo African Dancers and Drummers from 1987-1992) of Denver under the Direction of Baba Adetunji Joda (ibase) learning the chants, drumming and dances of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. She also worked with Irepo’s sister dance company; “Sanko...
https://www.ted.com/talks/fatu_judy_henderson_a_womb_made_of_wood

Crystal Icenhour, PhD: Precision infection testing for better health outcomes | Dr. Crystal Icenhour | TEDxAshburnSalon

Raised in rural West Texas, Dr. Icenhour’s closest family members frequently failed to receive sufficient medical care. Her grandmother suffered from undiagnosed chronic pain, which doctors regularly dismissed or overlooked. Throughout her, she has remained steadfast to improving the way illnesses are understood and tested – to raise the standar...
https://www.ted.com/talks/crystal_icenhour_phd_precision_infection_testing_for_better_health_outcomes

Marilyn Bugenhagen, Ph.D.: Navigating Our Liminal Spaces

Navigating the "liminal spaces" that occur in our lives-times that require decisions and/or actions to either move forward or simply remain static-is both challenging and threatening to most individuals. Empathetic support from those around us to embrace and navigate these liminal spaces is essential for growth and development.
https://www.ted.com/talks/marilyn_bugenhagen_ph_d_navigating_our_liminal_spaces

Stephanie Pincetl, PhD: The challenge and responsibility of energy sufficiency

In California as we work towards electrification of our energy systems we must consider the impacts those systems have on existing ecologies and how we meet the demands for more electricity equitably. Stephanie Pincetl is Director for the California Center for Sustainable Communities and Chair of the Environmental Sciences and Engineering Progr...
https://www.ted.com/talks/stephanie_pincetl_phd_the_challenge_and_responsibility_of_energy_sufficiency

Kristen Donnelly, PhD: The Cultural Aftermath of the Northern Irish Troubles

In this intimate and timely talk, Dr. Kristen Donnelly unpacks the myth of "getting back to normal" by explaining some of the cultural aftermath of the Northern Irish Troubles. This is applicable to any situations of both communal and individual trauma - there is no going back to something after the world has changed.
https://www.ted.com/talks/kristen_donnelly_phd_the_cultural_aftermath_of_the_northern_irish_troubles

Mary Okada, PhD: What If?

Change and reimagine how career and technical education can be experienced as early as the 9th grade - Revealing the new reality made possible through the early middle-college opportunity
https://www.ted.com/talks/mary_okada_phd_what_if

Sarbmeet Kanwal, PhD: Chaos to Cosmos

It is natural for chaos to precede the accomplishment of a goal that is grandiose enough to demand the elevation of the human race to its next level. Our cosmic history shows that unprecedented results emerge from extraordinary determination to push through chaos to its culmination. “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it,” goes ...
https://www.ted.com/talks/sarbmeet_kanwal_phd_chaos_to_cosmos_apr_2019

Letizia Bucalo Vita: L'arte del dono

Letizia Bucalo Vita ci porta nel mondo del social fundraising e ci spiega l’importanza del dono verso gli enti e le organizzazioni nonprofit, citando Amadeo Modigliani: “La vita è un dono, dei pochi ai molti, di coloro che sanno e che hanno a coloro che non sanno e che non hanno”.
https://www.ted.com/talks/letizia_bucalo_vita_l_arte_del_dono

Jacob Berkson PHD: Why Do We Need Borders?

Jacob shares first hand insights of injustices built into our migration system and challenges our fundamental views on the concept of borders and movement.
https://www.ted.com/talks/jacob_berkson_phd_why_do_we_need_borders

Crystal Icenhour, PhD: From west Texas to saving the world

Dr. Icenhour will present her pathway from West Texas, rural America to biotech CEO and how she and her team are changing the world through better infectious disease testing.
https://www.ted.com/talks/crystal_icenhour_phd_from_west_texas_to_saving_the_world

Omar Abdul Fatah: Using Logic and Science to Establish Faith: An Islamic Perspective

Omar's talk is about untangling the dichotomy between science/logic and religion. Specifically, he explains how he used both logic and science to affirm his faith as a Muslim.
https://www.ted.com/talks/omar_abdul_fatah_using_logic_and_science_to_establish_faith_an_islamic_perspective

Fouad Al-Noor: What we learned from building a medical technology startup

Digitalization leads our world in a new are of technology. Technology in Health-care is extremely important. It is life saving. Fouad Al-Noor will teach you how to build a successful medical start up step by step. So that you don‘t have to fall in the Medtech Valley of Death.
https://www.ted.com/talks/fouad_al_noor_what_we_learned_from_building_a_medical_technology_startup

Joana Felix PhD: O poder de desafiar o não | Joana Felix PhD | TEDxSaoPauloSalon

Joana Felix fala sobre as dificuldades e barreiras do preconceito em sua trajetória de vida. Profa. Dra. Joana Félix, Pós-doutorado, Prêmio Faz Diferença do Jornal O Globo: Personalidade 2017. Medalha Theodosina Ribeiro 2018: homenagem e reconhecimento na Assembleia Legislativa de São Paulo. Vencedora dos prêmios CRQ-IV: 2017, 2015 e 2014. Ven...
https://www.ted.com/talks/joana_felix_phd_o_poder_de_desafiar_o_nao

Heather Collins, Ph.D.: Remember This Moment: Use Memory to Build Confidence

Let’s close the confidence gap by building a powerful memory. Memory shows us who we were, who were are, and who we can be in the future. We can apply principles of neuroscience research to build a robust, powerful memory network that helps us conquer small and large goals. By building a powerful memory, we can close the confidence gap between w...
https://www.ted.com/talks/heather_collins_ph_d_remember_this_moment_use_memory_to_build_confidence

Eugene Cordero, Ph.D.: Designing Innovative Solutions to Climate Change

The key to solving climate change is education. In this informative talk, Eugene Cordero aka "Dr. Burrito" presents innovative ideas on how to educate the world about climate change in order to design a more sustainable world.
https://www.ted.com/talks/eugene_cordero_ph_d_designing_innovative_solutions_to_climate_change

Massimiliano Alajmo, Vito Stolfi: Train to love

A duo dedicated to culinary art and training methodology: Massimiliano Alajmo and Vito Stolfi. On the one hand, one of the most important star chefs of our time; on the other hand, one of the teachers and a symbol of the first master's degree in Italy dedicated to Personal Training at the University of Padua. Massimiliano and Vito explain their ...
https://www.ted.com/talks/massimiliano_alajmo_vito_stolfi_train_to_love

Gregory Fun-A-Fat: Circular economy on Aruba, it should be easy right?

Gregory initiated many sustainable projects on the Caribbean Island of Aruba, is a trailblazer in the subject of circular economy in the region and is not planning to slow down for now.
https://www.ted.com/talks/gregory_fun_a_fat_circular_economy_on_aruba_it_should_be_easy_right

Justin W. Carter, Ph.D: Beyond feel good initiatives: the science on measuring employee mental health.

What if we treated the psychological health and wellbeing of employees the same way we treat their physical health and safety?
https://www.ted.com/talks/justin_w_carter_ph_d_beyond_feel_good_initiatives_the_science_on_measuring_employee_mental_health

Karen McFarlane Holman, Ph.D.: The Remarkable Impact of Hobbies on Career

Full Talk Title: The Remarkable Impact of Hobbies on Your Career We are masters of feeling guilty every time we get distracted by our hobbies when we feel like we should be working. But what if our hobbies are actually enhancing our careers? Bolstered by a recent scientific study, scientist and punk rocker Karen McFarlane Holman proposes a way...
https://www.ted.com/talks/karen_mcfarlane_holman_ph_d_the_remarkable_impact_of_hobbies_on_career

Oluyinka Olutoye, MD, PhD: Mysteries in Fetal surgery | Oluyinka Olutoye MD PhD | TEDxRVA

Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye’s curiosity led him to research scarless healing in the fetus and into the world of fetal treatment and surgery. He discusses the current status of fetal treatment, provides a glimpse into the future, and shares about his journey into this remarkable specialty. This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independent...
https://www.ted.com/talks/oluyinka_olutoye_md_phd_mysteries_in_fetal_surgery_oluyinka_olutoye_md_phd_tedxrva

Rachel Walker, PH.D, RN: The 'E' in STEM Should Stand for Empathy

Empathy is crucial for the advancement of modern science and health research and Dr. Rachel Walker tells us why.
https://www.ted.com/talks/rachel_walker_ph_d_rn_the_e_in_stem_should_stand_for_empathy

Dr Nazir Ahmed Vaid: Why they Say Life Began with Clay?

Dr. Nazir Ahmed explains how humans evolve by just clay. He gives a deeper vision about the characteristics of a clay. He summarizes his talk by simple words "We are made of clay so We have to act like clay".
https://www.ted.com/talks/dr_nazir_ahmed_vaid_why_they_say_life_began_with_clay

Bao Hoang Tran Viet: Motivation of lifelong learning

The desire to learn and the incessant passion for innovation are the basic components for a life-long learning journey. This is also something that we are all supposed to possess. So, is there any approach to maintain our desire for new things? Coming to TEDxYouth@NamHa 2021, Tran Viet Bao Hoang will help us solve this problem.
https://www.ted.com/talks/bao_hoang_tran_viet_motivation_of_lifelong_learning
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