TEDxRivasVaciamadrid – June 2nd, 2016

We live in a time where communities change faster than ever. We are all connected, and that gives us a great power to improve our world. Now, more than ever, we can share our strengths and get goals that we could never have reached as individuals.

In this first edition of TEDx RivasVaciamadrid we invite to think about the forces driving the change in society. To do so, we will talk about the reasons that move us to cooperate, or how science helps defend ourselves from the threats that compromise our existence. We will not forget the great visionaries, those minds able to see and imagine things, invisible to others, that have changed our world conception. Finally, looking ahead, we will wonder whether from our individuality we can contribute to increase the collective knowledge, so that we succeed in driving the change towards building a better society.

Speakers

Zuloark

zuloark is a group of architects, designers, builders and thinkers operating within the fields of architecture, urbanism, design, pedagogies, research and development.

Anxo Sánchez

Proffesor of Applied Mathematics at Carlos III University. He works on the applications of mathematics to biology and social sciences.

Esteban Domingo

Full Professor at Centro de Biología Molecular Severo Ochoa. Expert in virus evolution. His main interests are to understand virus adaptation to changing environments, and to explore antiviral treatments that counteract the adaptive capacity of viruses.

Fermín Serrano

Executive Director of Ibercivis Foundation. Expert in citizen science, including deployments on volunteer computing, volunteer thinking, volunteer sensing, experimental data gathering and collective creativity.

Montserrat Villar

Astrophysicist at Centro de Astrobiología and communicator of science. Expert on active galaxies. She combines research and outreach with a great fascination for art and culture history.

Susanna Manrubia

Scientist at the Centro Nacional de Biotecnología. She is an expert in the development of theoretical and computational descriptions of biological and cultural phenomena.

 

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