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Sciencepreneurs = Nature Positive
In his DLD Nature talk, UnternehmerTUM founder Helmut Schönenberger recounts his journey of starting at Technical University of Munich (TUM) 25 years ago, when it was not yet an internationally…
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Deep Dive: Accelerating Soil Restoration
This DLD Nature session emphasizes the critical role of soil health in biodiversity and climate resilience, the need for interdisciplinary collaboration, and the potential for technological innovations to drive soil…
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Deep Dive: Tech Solutions for Preserving Biodiversity
This DLD Nature panel discussion explores how cutting-edge technologies can help to protect and restore biodiversity, engage people emotionally and achieve fair sharing of resources. Each panelist presented their unique…
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How the Energy Transition & Biodiversity Interlink
Bastian Gierull (Octopus Energy) and Greg Williams (WIRED) discuss the role of renewable energy in reducing environmental harm and regenerating nature. “We come from a from a situation where energy…
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Breaking the Species Divide
Nature conservation poses many challenges – but there are also plenty of opportunities, particularly when innovative technologies come in, as you’ll hear in this DLD Nature panel discussion moderated by…
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Quick Takes from DLD Nature
When technology meets biodiversity a world of opportunities opens up. These insights from our recent conference show why it pays off to invest in healing the planet.
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Humans vs. Machines
“AI is here to stay. I think we can all agree on that”, American psychologist, cognitive scientist and author Gary Marcus says at the outset of his highly engaging DLD…
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AI Powering New Health Solutions
AI is making progress in healthcare applications like diagnosing conditions from speech and language, as you’ll hear in this insightful DLD24 conversation between Dagmar Schuller, CEO and Co-Founder of audEERING,…
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Changing the Fashion Industry with New Materials
The fashion industry has a plastic problem. Currently polyester makes up around 50% of global fiber production – but the material is made from fossil fuels and creates microplastic pollution…
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From Mobile Tradition to Rapid Innovation
Dr. Stella Clarke, an innovator at BMW, developed the world’s first color-changing car – a feat which got her nominated for World Car Person of the Year in 2023. In…
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10 Crucial Lessons for Success from 50 Years of Practicing Innovation
Why are some startups successful while others fail? What do founders need to know before they start? How do you write the perfect pitch to investors? In his highly engaging…
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Spotlight on Superfoods
There’s an urgent need to find new, sustainable food sources for a fast growing population of more than 8 billion people. This DLD24 session with Martin Havers (Agile Solutions) and…
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Psychology of AI
In his thought-provoking DLD25 talk, Stanford University researcher Michal Kosinski challenges our understanding of Large Language Models (LLMs), arguing they’re far more than their name suggests. While LLMs are trained to predict the next word in text sequences originally written by humans,...
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Robots, Manners and Stress
Yes, robots can stressed out too – and when that happens things can get ugly, even dangerous for humans, as Cambridge University researchers Ross Anderson and Ilia Shumailov explain in their DLD Summer presentation. As machines mix with humans more regularly, “we...
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