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News in Neuroscience
Neurotech plays an important role when it comes to detecting early signs of a stroke or Alzheimer’s disease. Or treating depression and anxiety attacks. This talk on the future of…
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Surfing the Big One: An Approach to Praia do Norte
Joana Andrade is the first female big wave surfer out of Portugal – a sport which, for decades, had been considered a male sport. In conversation with Benjamin Habbel, Chief…
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The Future of Well-Being
Well-being, both mental and physical, are the most precious qualities in life we have. Because if you’re not well, it doesn’t matter whether you get a promition, create the next…
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Building Tech for Female Health
Communities and countries are only as strong as the health of their women. This insight from Michelle Obama sets the tone for the fireside chat between Audrey Tsang from Clue…
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Psychedelics Coming To the Workplace
Studies show that psychedelics can have mental health benefits for people dealing with issues like depression, traumas and anxiety when taken in small and controlled doses. In this DLD Munich…
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The Urgent Invisible
Technology can help detect normally invisible dangers to humans and the planet. Health startup Poppy has developed a system that identifies bacteria and viruses that surround us in offices or…
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Aenne Burda Award Ceremony 2022
“My dream, my passion, my daily motivation is to find a cure for Alzheimer”, Andrea Pfeifer, the recipient of the 2022 Aenne Burda Award, says in her acceptance speech. The…
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News in Drug Development & AI
Prof. Yaakov Nahmias is a bioengineer and innovator, whose breakthroughs ranged from the first 3D printing of cells to the first commercial human-on-chip technology. In this exciting fireside chat with…
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Sleep Research: What You Need To Know About Your Body Clock
Leading scientists Elizabeth Klerman and Till Roenneberg explain why sleep is vital to good health and how lifestyle choices can interfere with a good night’s rest…
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Copilot Body Clock: How Biology Could Drive the Future of Technology
In this DLD Sync session, two of the world’s leading chronobiologists put their research into perspective with regard to technology and the future of mobility. Elizabeth Klerman (Harvard Medical School)…
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Digital Health: Technology’s Next Frontiers
This DLD Summer panel discussion takes a deep dive into the converging worlds of health, medicine and technology. Merck Group CTO Laura Matz and Brainlab founder Stefan Vilsmeier provide expert…
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Stoicism & Corona
What’s the best way to get through the corona crisis and deal with the mental stress induced by the pandemic? Rolf Dobelli recommends stoicism – the art of enduring hardship…
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Decarbonizing Industry
Industries, particularly energy-intensive ones like steel and chemical production, contribute significantly to global emissions and the climate crisis. This DLD24 session, moderated by Christiaan Hetzner (Fortune) brings together experts from science and business to discuss the best solutions for making industry production...
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Large AI Models for Small Devices
Just as small, efficient devices revolutionized computing in the past, AI will follow a similar trajectory, moving from massive data centers to ubiquitous local processing, Bernhard Grill, an inventor of MP3, predicts in his engaging DLD Future Hub presentation. “There was an...
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