Brilliance. Intellectuals. Life.
Brilliance. Intellectuals. Life.
“What if we just make a drug for one person at a time?”
Why is it so difficult to commercialize university technologies, and how can we better harvest the work of our brightest minds.
Using out-of-the-box thinking and a shoestring budget to attempt to cure human aging.
A biotechnology advocate explains personalized medicine and how it will change your life in ways you never expected.
The CEO of “I Can Has Cheezburger” discusses discovering new things on the Web and how people find a way to pass their time.
Why are we stuck with the same user interface computers had 30 years ago? Jayson explores the future of the Graphical User Interface.
Open Architecture Network, winner of the TED Prize and the world’s first open source site for architectural solutions to humanitarian crises.
MRF is changing the process by which scientific research is done in medicine, becoming much faster at producing a cure through open collaboration.
In a humorous talk at BIL2009, Joel takes on the lofty goal of proving every religion false individually.
