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TED Fellows Session 2

  • Bill “Blinky” Sellanga
    0:00:01
    Bill performs “Usinibore” solo on acoustic guitar: “It was a song I wrote in 2008 in response to the post-election violence."
  • Marcela Uliano da Silva
    0:04:19
    Computational biologist Uliano da Silva is sequencing the invasive golden mussel’s genome to find the animals’ weaknesses and strengths.
  • Bradley Cantrell
    0:11:15
    Welcome to engineered environments using computational landscaping.
  • Constance Hockaday
    0:18:42
    Building a floating peep show / drag show in ever-gentrifying San Francisco.
  • Bill Sellanga
    0:29:07
    His ciircles of influence in music, beginning and ending with Africa.
  • Julie Freeman
    0:34:30
    Freeman's latest work, We Need Us, explores metadata from Zooniverse, where a million volunteers help scientists classify data
  • Mohammed Dalwai
    0:42:57
    How can we fix the triage process? Dalwai's Open Medicine Project helps medical workers ask standard questions about vital signs.
  • Joe Landolino
    0:52:22
    Landolino is creating “smart bio-materials,” materials that work with the body to help it heal.
  • Alison Killing
    0:59:29
    She asks us to consider what a good death would be, and what kinds of buildings might support that.
  • Sangu Delle
    1:07:09
    Why we should be investing in pan-African entrepreneurial titans.
  • Alanna Shaikh
    1:13:55
    What does healthcare have to do with democracy, asks healthcare expert Alanna Shaikh. In Kyrgystan, a lot.
  • Anastasia Taylor-Lind
    1:19:50
    Taylor-Lind photographed at Kiev's protest earlier this year, where she found: “Men fight most wars, and women mourn them.”
  • Meklit Hadero and Susie Ibarra
    1:29:15
    Listen to “one morning” — a collaborative improvisation by Ethiopian-American singer-songwriter Meklit Hadero and Philipino-American percussionist and composer Susie Ibarra.
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