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We don’t buy digital products: We live in them | Bruno Giussani & Katerina Biliouri | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
We still think of digital technologies as products, but over the last couple of decades, first slowly then rapidly, they have become architectures, virtual spaces within which we live and work, and whose rules are established by their developers and owners. In this conversation, Bruno Giussani, former European director of TED and author of "Our Minds Under Siege: How to Avoid Being Manipulated in the Age of AI" and Katerina Biliouri, curator and co-founder of Lemondrop, discuss the meaning of this technological evolution for our lives and explore how AI, as the old Greeks would say, is a "pharmakon": at the same time remedy and poison, help and threat. Bruno Giussani is the author of "Our Minds Under Siege: How to Avoid Being Manipulated in the Age of artificial intelligence" (Scheidegger & Spiess, 2026) and the former European director and global curator of TED. He’s written for newspapers in Europe and the United States (including, for several years, an internet column for The New York Times), was head of digital strategy at the World Economic Forum and has co-founded two software firms. He lives in Switzerland. Katerina Biliouri Davidson curates ideas, conferences, and narratives that move people. For a decade, she worked alongside the TED Conferences curation team, coaching speakers to bring their boldest messages to life. Known for turning complexity into clarity, she helps individuals and leaders around the world speak with confidence, authenticity, and power. She leads public speaking workshops online and in person for individuals, companies, and global organizations. Katerina is the co-founder of lemondrop agency. https://lemondrop.agency This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why AI forces us to rethink leadership and organizations | Florian Bankoley | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
AI is not just changing tasks — it is changing how organizations hold together. Florian Bankoley argues that hierarchy was our old answer to complexity, but AI forces us to invent a new one. As intelligence and decision support spread across institutions, leaders must rethink trust, authority, coordination and legitimacy before old organizational structures stop holding. Florian Bankoley is Chief Digital Officer of Bosch Mobility, leading digital, AI, software, data, and IT transformation across one of the world’s largest mobility businesses. Over two decades, he has moved between corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, and board roles — including founding a digital mobility business within Bosch and driving major global transformation programs. Florian is fascinated by the human side of change: why some ideas scale, why others fail, and what leadership really demands in times of disruption. With roots across Europe and a career shaped by technology and business, he brings a practical but deeply personal perspective on transformation, innovation, and the future of mobility. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why Europe was never behind in AI | Alexander Woellwarth-Lauterburg | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
Europe has spent two decades being told it is behind in AI. Entrepreneur Alexander Woellwarth-Lauterburg, who started inside the hidden human supply chain of the AI industry, argues we are measuring the wrong race entirely — and that the real competition is only just beginning. Alexander Woellwarth-Lauterburg is the founder and CEO of InnoButler, where he is building a sovereign European AI platform for enterprise R&D. He founded the company while working inside the hidden human supply chain of the AI industry — an experience that permanently demystified the technology for him. At the core of his work is a fascination with how knowledge moves: why some ideas travel across borders and industries while others get trapped, and what it costs a continent when its intelligence is built somewhere else. Alexander brings a grounded perspective on innovation, sovereignty, and the quiet decisions that shape who owns the future. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
How America Can Inspire the Next Generation | Rosa Rios | TEDxBoston
10 juil. 2026
What should America strive to become over the next 250 years? Former U.S. Treasurer Rosa Rios, Chair of the America250 Commission, reflects on the nation's past while looking boldly toward its future. From her family's immigrant story to leading the national celebration of America's 250th anniversary, Rios shares a vision centered on opportunity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and civic engagement. She discusses empowering the next generation through initiatives like America's Startup, fostering patriotism through purpose, and creating new traditions of giving back. This inspiring conversation explores how innovation, education, and service can shape the next chapter of the American story. Rosie Rios was designated as the chair for the United States Semiquincentennial Commission in July 2022, following her prior appointment by Congress as one of the Commission’s 16 private citizens. From 2009 to 2016, Rios served as the 43rd Treasurer of the United States and just completed her term as a Visiting Scholar at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University. She is most recently known for initiating and leading the efforts to place a portrait of a woman on the front of U.S. currency for the first time in over a century. Upon her resignation in 2016, she received the Hamilton Award, the highest honor bestowed in the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Rosie was the longest serving Senate-confirmed Treasury official beginning with her time on the Treasury/Federal Reserve Transition Team in November 2008 at the height of the financial crisis. Rios is a graduate of Harvard University and was selected as the first Latina in Harvard’s 384-year history to have a portrait commissioned in her honor. She currently serves on the board of American Family Insurance, Fidelity Charitable Trust, the Schlesinger Council at Harvard, the Advisory Committee for Artemis Real Estate Partners and was previously a Trustee with the Alameda County Employees Retirement Association (ACERA). Her personal passion includes EMPOWERMENT 2020, an initiative that facilitates the physical recognition of historical American women and recently launched Notable Women, a project with some folks at Google’s Creative Lab that uses Augmented Reality to teach kids about historic American women. She remains active in real estate finance and is consulting on several transformational projects in the Bay Area under her “RESCUE” initiative: Real Estate for Socially Conscious Urban Empowerment This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why the future of AI will be decided by communities | Elena Poughia | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
Who really decides what AI becomes? While governments debate regulation and companies race to build more powerful systems, communities are already shaping how artificial intelligence is adopted, trusted, and governed. Drawing on a decade spent building AI ecosystems across Europe, Elena Poughia challenges why the future of AI may be decided not by technology itself, but by the humans who organize around it. Elena Poughia is the founder of Data Natives, one of Europe's largest AI and data science communities, and Managing Director of Dataconomy, a leading global publication covering artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. For over a decade, she has worked at the intersection of technology, innovation, entrepreneurship, and community building, helping connect founders, researchers, policymakers, and investors across Europe and beyond. She serves on the SXSW Pitch Board and as an expert for the European Commission’s innovation programs. In her talk, she explores why communities, not just technology, will determine the future of artificial intelligence. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why AI needs legal logic to strengthen democracy | Ina Remmers | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
Rules are the foundation of democracy. But what happens when they become too complex for people, officials, and even institutions to apply? Drawing on her childhood in East Germany, the Dutch childcare-benefits scandal and her work with Rulemapping, Ina Remmers shows how AI can either deepen the crisis of trust in the state or help make democracy work again. Ina Remmers is an impact entrepreneur interested in how systems can strengthen social cohesion and democratic agency. She co-founded nebenan.de, Germany’s largest neighbourhood network, inspired by her own experience of growing up in small villages. Her work has been recognized by the German Startup Awards, where she was named Best Female Founder. Today, Remmers is the founder of the Rulemapping Group, where she works with her team to make laws and rules understandable, traceable and applicable for both people and machines. Her work focuses on building a citizen-focused state in which bureaucracy becomes a lever for trust, innovation, and democracy. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
AI already tracks the data that could save lives | Cori Lathan | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
Every minute, somewhere in the world, a fall takes a life — and many are preventable. The data that could predict our decline is already streaming from our phones and wearables; the problem, says neuroscientist and inventor Dr. Cori Lathan, is that we've aimed AI at selling us shoes instead of keeping us alive. In this personal talk about her own parents, the hidden toll on caregivers, and the future she believes we can still choose, Lathan makes the case for finally pointing AI at the things that matters most. Dr. Corinna Lathan is an inventor, entrepreneur, and self-described future cyborg. Over three decades she's built technology to make humans stronger, smarter, and healthier. Her inventions sit at the intersection of science fiction and real-world impact — robots for kids with disabilities, brain-health tools for soldiers, virtual reality for astronauts, and wearables that turn electricity into medicine. She founded AnthroTronix, holds 35 patents, and wrote the bestseller, Inventing the Future: Stories from a Techno-Optimist. She earned her PhD in neuroscience from MIT, was named a Technology Pioneer and Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, and has chaired its Global Future Council on AI & Robotics. Forbes, Time, and The New Yorker have profiled her work and the Smithsonian featured a full-size statue of her in its Contemporary Women in STEM exhibit. She lives in Maryland with her family under the motto: "We may be crazy, but we're not stupid." This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Cross-thinkers must inherit the world of AI | Bright Simons | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
AI didn't teach itself to think. We taught it through the messiness of our life struggles over millennia. Bright Simons introduces the Social Edge Paradox: the more we automate knowledge work, the more we starve AI of the civilisational substrate it needs to get smarter. He argues that the future of AI belongs not to Big Tech but to cross-thinkers - people like Bra Kofi in Africa's auto-garages, who can harness the tacit knowledge trapped in informal economies to advance AI that builds power plants instead of just PowerPoints. Bright Simons is a Ghanaian social innovator, writer, and policy thinker working at the intersection of technology, trust, and development. As President of mPedigree, he has helped deploy technologies across Africa and other regions to transform supply chains and consumer markets. He holds senior affiliations with top think tanks like IMANI and ODI Global and sits on many boards.Bright has advised organizations including Microsoft, the World Economic Forum, and UCB, as well as multiple universities. An inaugural TED Fellow, Fortune World 50 Greatest Leaders honoree, and recipient of multiple global awards, he is passionate about deepening trust & spreading prosperity through policy innovation and tech. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Future of Boston: Business, AI, Infrastructure, and Innovation | Jon Chesto | TEDxBoston
10 juil. 2026
What will Boston look like over the next 250 years? In this conversation, veteran Boston Globe business reporter John Chesto explores the forces shaping the city's future—from AI and robotics to transportation, real estate, journalism, and economic development. Drawing on decades of reporting, he discusses how Boston can remain a global leader in innovation while adapting to changing technologies and industries. From expanding innovation districts and electrifying public transit to the future of news and business leadership, this conversation offers a compelling look at what's next for one of the world's leading knowledge economies. Jon Chesto covers the leaders who shape Boston’s business community. He has been reporting on business and politics in New England for the past two decades. Before joining the Globe, he was managing editor at the Boston Business Journal. Prior to that role, he was the business editor at The Patriot Ledger in Quincy. His weekly Ledger column, “Mass. Market,” won several national awards with the Society of American Business Editors and Writers. A graduate of Wesleyan University and Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism, he has also worked as a business reporter at the Boston Herald and as a political reporter with Ottaway Newspapers. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Humans Are Coming: AI in Neuroscience | Eric Rosenthal | TEDxBoston
10 juil. 2026
Eric S. Rosenthal, MD, draws on Massachusetts’ revolutionary history to explore a new revolution in digital health and AI within medicine and neuroscience. Massachusetts was not merely the place where a new government began; it was a place where ordinary people built new systems for perceiving signals, sharing information, coordinating action, and imagining a different future. Two hundred and fifty years later, we are surrounded by signals again — in the pauses in a patient’s voice, the distance someone walks each day, the social networks they maintain, and the countless fragments of a medical record. Drawing from the breadth of digital and AI expertise at the Mass General Brigham Neuroscience Institute, the talk highlights how privacy-protecting, human-centered technologies — including ambient documentation, early diagnostic algorithms, voice and movement sensing, digital biomarkers, social and community mapping, predictive analytics, and monitoring that can help a clinician understand a patient not as a snapshot during a brief office encounter, but as a person navigating challenges through daily life — may transform care for people with conditions of the brain, spine, and nervous system, including stroke and cerebrovascular disease, ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative conditions and dementias, epilepsy, tumors of the brain and spine, coma, neuromuscular disease, and other complex neurological and neurosurgical conditions. The talk articulates an aspiration in which technology recedes into the background, the patient comes more fully into view, and clinicians have more room for the work only humans can do: listening, noticing, explaining, comforting, accompanying patients through uncertainty, and collaborating to heal, cure, and prevent illness. Eric S. Rosenthal, MD, is Director of Digital and Intelligent Health for the Mass General Brigham Neuroscience Institute, Associate Professor of Neurology at Harvard Medical School, and Associate Neurologist at Massachusetts General Hospital. His clinical and research work focuses on improving care for people with conditions of the brain, spine, and nervous system. His work spans digital biomarkers, collaborative data science, and monitoring-informed clinical trials that use EEG, multimodal patient data, and artificial intelligence to understand patients more fully, personalize treatment, accelerate discovery, and make care more present, trustworthy, and human. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Truth About AGI | Otkrist Gupta | TEDxBoston
10 juil. 2026
We discuss how the current models compare to human intelligence, where things are wrt AGI. Where emerging countries like India are headed Otkrist Gupta is currently Vice President of Data Science at Lendbuzz, focussing on deep learning with applications in finance and computer vision. He completed his Ph.D. at MIT Media Lab from camera culture group. His research is focused on inventing new algorithms for deep learning for health screening and diagnosis, hidden geometry detection, exploiting techniques from optimization, linear algebra and compressive sensing. He also works on designing algorithms for futuristic 3D projective displays. Before joining MIT Media Lab Otkrist worked in Google Now team where he built voice actions such as take a picture and what's on my Chromecast and worked on voice response quality from Google Now. He also worked at LinkedIn where he developed services such as Smart ToDo, Ultra fast auto-complete, Notifications and CheckIn platform. He completed his bachelors from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IITD) in Computer Science with emphasis on algorithms and linear algebra. After graduating from IITD, he worked for one year in field of High Frequency Trading at Tower Research Capital. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Imagination and storytelling in the age of AI | Marco Gentile | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
What happens to human imagination when technology begins anticipating our thoughts before they fully form, reshaping our relationship with uncertainty, consequence, and irreversible time? Drawing from filmmaking, philosophy, and personal experience, director Marco Gentile explores how generative AI is reshaping not only creativity, but the conditions that make storytelling, freedom, and authorship possible in the first place. Marco Gentile is an Italian advertising, music videos and film director, writer, and speaker exploring storytelling, imagination, and human agency in the age of artificial intelligence. Known for his cinematic approach to commercial storytelling, he has directed international campaigns for brands including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Adidas, Toyota, Vodafone, Lexus, and Coca-Cola, with work recognized at Cannes Lions and other major international festivals. A Fulbright Scholar, Marco holds a Master’s degree in Film and Media Arts from Emerson College in Boston, as well as a degree in Political Science. He spent several years on the director roster at Ridley Scott Associates in Los Angeles, developing large-scale international projects across advertising and film. Alongside his directing work, Marco has increasingly focused on a deeper question: what happens to human imagination, authorship, and decision making when the symbolic environment around us becomes increasingly generated rather than authored? He is currently completing his first book, Time Does Not Rehearse, a philosophical narrative work exploring storytelling, human finitude, and imagination in the age of AI. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Can we protect democracy from fake news? | Maxim Nitsche | TEDxBerlin
10 juil. 2026
Every day, a billion new posts flood our feeds — and hidden among them, the fake news built to plant doubt. Entrepreneur Maxim Nitsche traces a real lie — that the Gates Foundation engineered ticks to stop us eating meat — as it travels from outlet to outlet in a single live visualization. Learn how AI has changed the terms of the fight against disinformation — and why, for once, there's reason for optimism. Maxim Nitsche builds AI to defend democracies against disinformation. He is the co-founder and CEO of deep, a Berlin-based company whose system, deepTrust, detects coordinated manipulation campaigns before they go viral. His path started early. At 15, Maxim co-founded MATH 42 with his brother and his father. The AI tutor helped over 7 million students overcome their fear of math at a fraction of the cost of private tutoring, and was acquired by Chegg in 2017. The lesson stayed with him: AI is a tool for good — if it is applied thoughtfully. Maxim is curious to a fault, which shows up in his lifelong, flailing attempts to get better at chess and tennis, and in a treasure trove of useless facts no one asked for. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why Should Robots Learn Their Physical Self? | Fernando Diaz Ledezma | TEDxTUM
10 juil. 2026
We humans have bodily awareness that gives us proprioception — but what about robots? Fernando Díaz Ledezma explains how giving robots an inner sense of their body can make them more resilient and adaptive. He further explains why this ability could be a major step forward in enabling robots to truly be able to interact with our world and learn about their self on their own. Fernando Díaz Ledezma is a robotics researcher at the Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MIRMI) at the Technical University of Munich. His work explores how robots can develop a sense of their own physical body through learning, enabling them to adapt, recover from damage, and interact more naturally with the world. By combining insights from robotics, neuroscience, and embodied intelligence, Fernando is helping shape the next generation of adaptive and resilient machines. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
To Learn a Language is to Live It | Aastha Patel | TEDxPurdueU
10 juil. 2026
While linguistics is the study of language, the best way to truly learn a language is to live it. Learn language authentically. A senior physics student at Purdue, Aastha Patel bridges scientific inquiry and social impact. Her passion for making knowledge accessible drove her to develop a unique language-learning tool that meets learners where they are. Aastha's work reflects her belief that understanding the universe is only half the journey. The other half is understanding each other. Outside the lab, she can be found reading, solving puzzles, or exploring nature, always curious about what is next. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The hidden cost of apologizing too much at work | Teresa Caro | TEDxBuckheadAve
7 juil. 2026
We’ve been taught that saying “I’m sorry” makes us considerate, yet, for many leaders, it’s become a reflex that quietly erodes confidence. In this talk, executive and teams coach, Teresa Caro, unpacks how over-apologizing undermines our leadership, and shares how to replace it with something far more powerful: unapologetic prioritization. This isn’t about doing less. Instead, it’s about leading with clarity, conviction, and what matters most. Teresa Caro is an executive and teams coach, leadership speaker, and co-author of The Purpose Playbook. As the founder of Liminist, she works with high-performing leaders and teams navigating liminal moments: those in-between states where transformation is both possible and necessary. Her work blends research-backed frameworks like Positive Intelligence and The Five Behaviors with real-world tools for unapologetic prioritization, resilience, and leadership clarity. With decades of experience leading change inside agencies and brands, and scaling executive performance, Teresa now helps others lead with conviction, without burning out or selling out. Her focus? To shift the belief that exhaustion is the cost of success and help leaders prioritize what truly matters. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why I take my college students to prison | Ann Frost | TEDxUofW
7 juil. 2026
When society pictures incarcerated individuals, the public imagination often defaults to dangerous people locked in cages, far beyond rehabilitation. University professor and educator Ann Frost challenges this damaging stereotype by bringing her college students inside prison walls to participate in a shared book club. In this moving talk, she reveals how stripping away the artificial barriers of the criminal legal system to engage in mutual learning fosters profound compassion and understanding. Discover why expanding access to prison education is essential, not just for reducing recidivism, but for reminding us that we are all simply people who can learn from each other. Ann Frost is a Full Time Lecturer in Law Societies and Justice (LSJ) and Sociology. Ann’s research focuses on state sentencing policies during the War on Drugs, and the issues for racial and ethnic minorities that arose from these policies. Her research also addresses the racial language, both explicit and implicit, employed by state legislators and others who advocated for or against the War on Drugs. Ann is a lawyer who practiced criminal defense as a public defender for 15 years. This professional experience fueled her interest in studying the political, legal, and sociological issues that impact the American criminal justice system and the individuals who become involved in it. She continues to research these issues and to enrich her classes with these studies. Ann teaches classes in LSJ such as Miscarriages of Justice, and Punishment: Theory and Practice, and classes in Sociology such as Law and Society. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Power of Inclusive Design | Nandita Gupta | TEDxUofW
7 juil. 2026
When we think of disability, we often picture permanent physical barriers, but what if the environment itself is the real limitation? Product leader and accessibility advocate Nandita Gupta shares her deeply personal journey from seeing her own disabilities as a burden to realizing the universal power of inclusive design. In this eye-opening talk, she explores the "curb cut effect" and reveals how making intentional, small changes in our daily lives can dismantle invisible barriers, ultimately building a world where everyone can fully participate and feel seen. It’s all about the small changes that create a big impact. Nandita Gupta believes accessibility shouldn't be an afterthought: it should be foundational, the way good spices go in early, not sprinkled on as a garnish. She has over ten years of experience building products and AI experiences where inclusion comes first. She holds a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering and a Master's in Human-Computer Interaction, & combines deep technical grounding with a mission to ensure AI works for the 1.3 billion people with disabilities worldwide. Nandita has served on various non-profit boards, including Lime Connect, and has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, Fortune, and NASDAQ. She has spoken at the United Nations (Vienna, Austria), Grace Hopper Celebration, UX Talks Tokyo, and M-Enabling, among others. She was inducted into the Susan M. Daniels Disability Mentoring Hall of Fame and named ADCOLOR in Tech 2024. Her intersectional lived experiences drive her commitment to amplify voices that are often left out of the room. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Knitting Hope | Jayashree Ratan | TEDxVJTI Mumbai
7 juil. 2026
Jayashree Ratan shares how a simple passion for knitting evolved into a mission to restore confidence and dignity to breast cancer survivors. By creating handmade prostheses and building a community of dedicated volunteers, she shows how compassion, purpose, and selfless service can bring comfort, hope, and meaningful change to thousands of lives. Jayashree Ratan, Founder of Saaisha India Foundation, is a lifelong social worker based in Mumbai. With a background in Economics and Education, her journey across India shaped her people-first approach to service. Her all-women foundation supports breast cancer and mastectomy patients and has earned national recognition, including the Kamala Power Women Award and the REX Karamveer Chakra. She will share what inspired her to start Saaisha India and her journey of service. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why the Most Experienced Voices Remain Invisible | Reim El Houni | TEDxJumeirahBeachPark
7 juil. 2026
This talk explores why many of the most experienced voices remain invisible in a world that rewards visibility. Not because they lack expertise, but because of the limiting beliefs, fear of judgment, and internal narratives that hold them back. Drawing on 25 years as an Executive Producer shaping how the world sees others, Reim shares the paradox of building visibility at the highest level while remaining unseen in her own life, and what that reveals about how credibility is formed today. As the creator economy becomes increasingly driven by attention, a critical gap is emerging. Those with the deepest experience are often the least visible. Reim El Houni is a CEO, award-winning Executive Producer, and visibility strategist with over 25 years of experience shaping how stories are told across broadcast, branded content, and large-scale productions. She has worked with global and regional platforms including the BBC, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Times of India, and OSN, as well as leading UAE government entities. She has led and executive produced flagship TV shows and major live broadcasts, including Expo 2020 and Dubai One’s DXB Today. Alongside her production work, she helps leaders and organizations step into the spotlight through media training, storytelling, and strategy. A recipient of awards from the New York Festivals and Cannes, She is recognized as one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People in Business and advocates for using media to amplify credible voices and ideas. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Powering Tomorrow | Prasad Reshme | TEDxVJTI Mumbai
7 juil. 2026
Prasad Reshme discusses the future of Maharashtra’s power sector and the growing role of renewable energy in building a sustainable electricity grid. He explains the challenges of integrating solar power, smart metering, energy storage, and grid stability while highlighting how innovation can reduce carbon emissions and transform the way we generate and distribute electricity. Shri Prasad Tejram Reshme is an Executive Director (Projects) at MSEDCL. He joined the Maharashtra State Electricity Board in 1997 and has risen through various senior engineering and leadership roles over the years. At MSEDCL, he leads major distribution and infrastructure initiatives, including renewable energy projects, agricultural feeder segregation, and system strengthening to improve power reliability and consumer service across Maharashtra This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Truth About Money Markets & Success | Dr. Vijay Rao | TEDxThaltej Youth
7 juil. 2026
What if the most important subject for success was never taught in school? In this talk, Dr. Vijay Rao explores why financial literacy—not just academic achievement—is the key to building wealth, making wiser decisions, and creating a generation that is truly financially independent. Dr. Vijay Rao is an educator, entrepreneur, and financial markets professional with multidisciplinary experience in technology, academia, research, and entrepreneurship. He has served as an Assistant Professor for more than eight years and has contributed to teaching, mentoring, and academic development in engineering education. Over the years, Dr. Rao has worked across the financial and insurance sectors while actively mentoring individuals in stock market education and financial literacy. He is the Founder of VS Pro Trading Academy and serves as Chief Trustee of VS Educare Foundation, through which he promotes awareness of financial education among students and young professionals. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The unlikely hero of global water scarcity | Slava Libman | TEDxDresden
7 juil. 2026
In his TEDx Talk “The Unlikely Hero of Global Water Scarcity” Slava explores a provocative idea: Water isn’t just a resource; it’s the key enabler of the technologies driving today’s rapid transformation. At the same time, it’s one of the world’s most urgent and underestimated crises. His talk uncovers the tensions, controversies, and breakthroughs shaping how we use (and often waste) water in tech-heavy industries like semiconductors. Slava doesn’t see the global water crisis as an unsolvable issue. Instead, he sees a once-in-a-generation opportunity to drive progress. By merging semiconductor innovation with water management, he envisions a world where: * Breakthrough technologies scale quickly across industries, * Top talent is drawn into water innovation, * And the power of data and design dismantles outdated systems that have held us back for decades. As the CEO of FTD Solutions, Slava Libman stands at the intersection of environmental sustainability, advanced technology, and global industrial innovation. With a PhD in Environmental Engineering from the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology and a deep background in water technology, Slava has made it his mission to reshape our relationship with water. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Missing Spark Behind Meaningful Progress | Tosin Komolafe | TEDxYola
7 juil. 2026
What if the biggest risk in life isn't failure—but succeeding in the wrong direction? This talk challenges the belief that hard work alone leads to success, revealing why clarity about who you are, where you're going, and what truly matters is the foundation of better decisions. Through a simple but powerful framework, you'll discover how clarity cuts through the noise, aligns your actions, and transforms your future. Pastor Tosin Komolafe is the Global Lead Pastor and Apostolic Head of Epicenter Church, Yola, Nigeria. He is widely recognised as an erudite teacher, dynamic speaker, spiritual leader, compassionate pastor, counsellor, musician, best-selling author, a mentor to many across the globe and a “Make It Happen” man. He is joyfully married to Pastor Jennifer Tosin-Komolafe, and together they are blessed with three children. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (Honors) from the American University of Nigeria and a Master’s degree in Financial Engineering (Honors) from WorldQuant University, Illinois, USA. He has over 18 years of experience in Ministry. Pastor Tosin is driven by a clear purpose: to proclaim the perfection, excellence, and loveliness of Jesus Christ—the Gospel of God’s Grace—to a generation often burdened by the weight of legalism. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Ecología socioafectiva | Cimenna Chao Rebolledo | TEDxUniversidad Iberoamericana CDMX
7 juil. 2026
En esta TEDx, Cimenna Chao reflexiona sobre la forma en que la inteligencia artificial está transformando nuestros vínculos afectivos. A partir de una pregunta aparentemente sencilla, ¿con quién contamos cuando necesitamos apoyo?, la charla explora cómo algunas personas comienzan a buscar escucha, empatía y compañía en sistemas de IA. Una reflexión sobre soledad, tecnología, vínculos humanos y los nuevos desafíos socioemocionales de una inteligencia artificial siempre disponible. Cimenna Chao Rebolledo – cimenna.chao@ibero.mx Es académica de tiempo completo del Centro de Investigaciones Interdisciplinarias para el Desarrollo de la Educación de la Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de México. Actualmente también es Directora General de Planeación Estratégica e Innovación en esta misma institución. Es Doctora en Psicología Educativa y del Desarrollo por la UNAM, estudió la maestría en Psicobiología en la UNAM, y la maestría en Psicología en la New York University. Es Licenciada en Física por la Universidad de las Américas Puebla. Es miembro del Consejo Ejecutivo de la Sociedad Internacional para la Inteligencia Emocional (TISEI) y Delegada Nacional de la Red Internacional de Educación Emocional y Bienestar (RIEEB). Forma parte del Grupo de Investigación en Docencia y Diseño Educativo (GIDDET)de la UNAM y de la Red de Mujeres por la Educación en México (MUxED), además de ser Fellow del Salzburg Group. Es Directora Académica de la Revista Internacional de Educación Emocional y Bienestar. Su campo de investigación incluye los procesos de enseñanza y aprendizaje y la mediación de las tecnologías digitales y la inteligencia artificial en el aprendizaje y el desarrollo de habilidades cognitivas y socioemocionales. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
From Injury to Insight: Back to the Body | Jayden Lee | TEDxShahe Street Salon
7 juil. 2026
What happens when an injury forces you to stop and reevaluate your relationship with your body? After breaking his hand and facing months of recovery, Jayden learned that the body holds truths we often overlook. In this talk, he reveals how our bodies communicate in ways no screen or algorithm can replicate—and why we need to start listening. 香港马会2025网球双打冠军 香港SSFHK U14自由泳100米游泳接力金牌获得者 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
How to navigate the hard chapters in your life | Guy T. Dunn | TEDxWilmington
7 juil. 2026
In this inspiring TEDxWilmington talk, Guy T. Dunn shares how resilience isn't something we're born with but something we build. Drawing on decades of experience as a serial entrepreneur, global business leader, and relationship builder, Guy reveals practical strategies for navigating uncertainty, overcoming setbacks, and recognizing opportunities that often emerge in life's most challenging moments. Serial entrepreneur and global business leader, Guy Dunn, is a technology-driven innovator known for building relationships that create opportunity. With decades of experience launching and scaling ventures across industries, he brings a practical, real-world approach to entrepreneurship rooted in resilience, adaptability, and connection. A passionate networker and lifelong learner, Guy has developed partnerships across the U.S., Africa, Asia, and beyond, leveraging technology to expand business globally. He is also a frequent guest lecturer, sharing insights on leadership, entrepreneurship, and global thinking. His work reflects a simple philosophy: success comes from preparation, strong relationships, and the ability to recognize and act on opportunity. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
El futuro es superconductor | Pablo Cayado | TEDxOviedoUniversity
7 juil. 2026
¿Qué tienen en común una resonancia magnética, un tren que levita, un ordenador cuántico y los grandes retos energéticos del futuro? En esta charla, Pablo Cayado nos acerca al fascinante mundo de los superconductores: materiales capaces de comportarse de forma casi mágica cuando se enfrían lo suficiente. A través de ejemplos cotidianos, referencias históricas y demostraciones en directo, la charla explica cómo la superconductividad permite conducir electricidad sin resistencia, generar campos magnéticos extraordinarios y hacer posible tecnologías que hasta hace poco parecían ciencia ficción. Desde la medicina hasta la computación cuántica, desde el transporte hasta la fusión nuclear, los superconductores aparecen como una pieza clave para imaginar un futuro más eficiente, potente y sostenible. Con un tono cercano y divulgativo, Cayado convierte un fenómeno complejo de la física aplicada en una invitación a mirar la ciencia con asombro: a veces, el futuro no empieza con una gran máquina, sino con un material capaz de cambiar las reglas del juego. Una charla sobre levitación, energía, innovación y el enorme potencial de aquello que todavía no vemos, pero que ya está sosteniendo parte del mundo que viene. Licenciado en Física por la Universidad de Oviedo, realiza su tesis doctoral en el Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Barcelona trabajando en el campo de los super conductores. Tras su tesis está más de 8 años en el extranjero investigando en el Instituto tecnológico de Karlsruhe en Alemania y en la Universidad de Ginebra. Ahora mismo es beneficiario de una ayuda Ramón y Cajal para seguir investigando en el campo de los superconductores. Tras regresar a como profesor investigador en el Departamento de Física de esta universidad, pero estuvo más de 8 años en el extranjero investigando en el Instituto tecnológico de Karlsruhe en Alemania y en la Universidad de Ginebra. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Articulando la investigación: el arte de la ciencia | Daniel Miranda Prieto | TEDxOviedoUniversity
7 juil. 2026
La ciencia y el arte parecen mundos separados, pero Daniel Miranda los conecta a través de una mirada inesperada: las articulaciones, las enfermedades inflamatorias y la forma en que el cuerpo humano ha sido representado en la historia del arte. El programa oficial de TEDxOviedoUniversity presenta esta charla dentro del área de enfermedades inflamatorias, con el título Articulando la investigación: El arte de la ciencia. A partir de obras, artistas y ejemplos visuales como Renoir, Rubens o Van Gogh, la charla invita a mirar los cuadros con ojos científicos. Manos, posturas, gestos y deformaciones dejan de ser simples detalles estéticos para convertirse en pistas sobre dolor, enfermedad, diagnóstico y resiliencia. Con sensibilidad y sentido divulgativo, Miranda muestra cómo el arte puede ayudarnos a explicar la investigación biomédica, acercar conceptos complejos y recordar que detrás de cada patología hay una historia humana. La ciencia no solo avanza en laboratorios: también puede empezar con una pregunta frente a una imagen. Una invitación a descubrir que el arte puede ser una puerta de entrada a la ciencia, y que observar mejor también es una forma de investigar. Biólogo e investigador en el grupo INVEIN (Investigación Básica y Traslacional en Enfermedades Inflamatorias) de la Universidad de Oviedo. Actualmente, se encuentra realizando su tesis doctoral sobre artritis reumatoide y enfermedad cardiovascular. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
The Calculus of Greener Grass | Haofeng "Fish" Yu | TEDxWinsor School Youth
7 juil. 2026
Haofeng "Fish" Yu is an actuary and mathematician who spent his career building models to predict the future. He decides to apply that same rigor to his own life, and his model says: move from Houston to Boston. What follows is a cross-country drive through a near-collision on I-90, a rocky start building his consulting firm, FolioX, amid a colder culture, and months of aimless T rides trying to find where he belongs. The turning point comes at the Arnold Arboretum, in front of a 74-year-old bald cypress, a swamp tree from the Gulf Coast that has survived decades of Boston winters without ever becoming a maple. Blending math, humor, and honest reflection on adaptation, Yu distills his experience into two elegant conclusions: adapt to your environment, but never stop being yourself. Haofeng "Fish" Yu is new to Boston and new to the Winsor community. After relocating from Houston with his younger daughter in August, he has been rethinking a familiar idea: the grass is greener somewhere else. In his talk, Fish shares how change, distance, and everyday effort shape where - and how - we grow. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
