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Nashlie Sephus: The Why and How of Diversity in Tech

Equitable opportunity is a fundamental building block for a thriving economy. Dr. Sephus is a rising star in the world of artificial intelligence software development...
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Robert Hester: The Most Complete Computer Simulation of Human Physiology

A computer simulation of human physiology has already been used to improve the way new drugs and treatment protocols are developed and tested, the way...
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Brennen Hodge: Crowdsourcing a New Healthcare System

In this talk, Brennen Hodge shares his novel idea for crowdsourcing a patient focused healthcare system that works more effectively, affordably, and equitably, than any...
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LaVita Tuff: Adding Value to Voices

This informative talk explains the idea of open municipal data portals and what they are doing to modernize governance in the cities that have embraced...
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Richard Summers: A software model for the human body

This talk describes an incredibly accurate, decades-in-the-making, software model for the human body. Dr. Summers is an attending physician, professor and associate vice chancellor for...
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Seth Misenar: Breached

Cybersecurity is one of the great challenges of our time. In fact, it seems that data breaches are not only risks that high profile companies...
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Joe Reardon: Fiber builds strong cities

Fiber builds strong cities. Joe Reardon, former mayor of Kansas City, the first to launch gigabit fiber, describes what happens to communities when data travels...
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Joe Stradinger: Conversation – the first, and next, big thing

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. As marketing communications migrate to social media platforms, the ability...
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Robert Blaine: New learning environments for new brains

Technology infused learning environments are now expected but designing them is not as simple as selecting the latest gadgets. A better approach is finding a...
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Marina Bers: Young programmers – think playgrounds, not playpens

Dr. Marina Bers, a Tufts University professor and co-founder of KinderLab Robotics, compares “playground” versus “playpen” models of learning and demonstrates how creative expression can...
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