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13:30-15:00
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First session: ADAPT
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Robert Crease – explains why science is essential in policy-making
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Tamsin Edwards – wants to understand how uncertain we are about climate change
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TED-Ed / CERN Animation - Cloudy climate change: How clouds affect earth's temperature by Jasper Kirkby
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Marcia Barbosa – studies the anomalies of H2O to create a new source of drinking water
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Nina Fedoroff – is an expert in plant genetics and future food systems
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Nitin Sawhney – is a composer, musician and producer who is also passionate about science
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15:00-15:45
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Break - interviews with speakers on webcast feed
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15:45-17:15
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Second session: CHANGE
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Julia R. Greer – wants to fit all the solid material it takes to build an aeroplane in her palm
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Sonia Trigueros – designs novel nanostructures to combat medical problems
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TED-Ed / CERN Animation - If matter falls down, does antimatter fall up? by Chloé Malbrunot
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Srikumar Banerjee – on thorium for sustainable nuclear energy
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John Mighton – believes that virtually anyone can learn anything if they are given the opportunity
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Andrew Nemr – tells stories through tap dance
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17:15-18:00
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Break - interviews with speakers on webcast feed
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18:00-19:30
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Third session: CREATE
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Hayat Sindi – creates opportunities for innovation in medical technology and education
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Arthur Zang – gives rural heart patients access to life-saving healthcare
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Topher White – recycles technology to protect remote rainforests
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Danielle Fong – reinvents a classic technology to solve hi-tech energy problems
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TED-Ed / CERN Animation - How cosmic rays help us understand the universe by Veronica Bindi
- Julien Lesgourgues – simulates the universe to understand why it looks the way it does
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Jamie Edwards – aims to become the youngest person ever to achieve nuclear fusion
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Tim Exile – fuses the sounds of the LHC and TEDxCERN
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19:30-22:00
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