
TEDGlobal 2012
Radical Openness
June 25-29, 2012 Edinburgh (GMT +01:00)
As the rules about how we learn and share are being pushed to their limits, TEDGlobal 2012 considers the question of Radical Openness -- and asks each of us how far will we go to achieve it.
TEDGlobal 2012 | Radical Openness
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Session 2
- Ellen Jorgensen0:05:12Ellen Jorgensen talks about Genspace, a do-it-yourself genetics lab which she co-founded, and other labs like it around the world.
- Massimo Banzi0:17:43Massimo Banzi discusses the company he co-founded, Arduino, which makes affordable open-source microcontrollers for interactive projects, from art installations to an automatic plant waterer.
- Video0:34:27Short video of an eighth-grade South Korean student demonstrating the functioning bow he made.
- Catarina Mota0:36:18TED Fellow Catarina Mota is fascinated with shape-memory materials and explains her interest.
- Tom Rielly0:46:11TED Fellows Director Tom Rielly gives the crowd updates on various TED Fellows and recognizes this year's class.
- Lee Cronin0:56:47Chemist Lee Cronin returns to TEDGlobal to discuss a new idea: 3D-printing molecules.
- Matt Mills and Tamara Roukaerts1:00:57Matt Mills and Tamara Roukaerts exhibit their company's augmented-reality technology for mobile phones.
- Antony Gormley1:10:15British sculptor Antony Gormley discusses his work that engages with the notion of space.
- Kathy Hinde1:28:19Kathy Hinde is a musician and inventor whose latest musical instrument is played by birds.
- Jamie Drummond1:37:22Jamie Drummond, Executive Director of ONE, evaluates progress on the Millenium Development Goals penned in 2000.
- Tinker Make Do0:00:01Video of dancer Lil' Buck and internationally-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma performing "The Dying Swan" at 2011's Vail International Dance Festival, followed by the session's title animation, created by Justin Blyth, and remarks by Chris Anderson