Pop!Tech – Dialog with/in Islam
Dr. John Esposito leads a conversation titled “Dialog With/In Islam”. He points out that Islam is a powerful and visible force – the second or… Read More »Pop!Tech – Dialog with/in Islam
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Pop!Tech: Jay Keasling and synthesizing the future
Jay Keasling is a pioneer synthetic biology, the process of hacking microbial DNA to produce ultra-low cost fuel and drugs. His talk, in part, is… Read More »Pop!Tech: Jay Keasling and synthesizing the future
Pop!Tech – Victoria Hale and nonprofit drug companies
Dr. Victoria Hale is one of the founders of the US’s first non-profit drug company, One World Health. Her work focuses on diseases you’ve probably… Read More »Pop!Tech – Victoria Hale and nonprofit drug companies
Pop!Tech – Bill Shannon gets around
Bill Shannon takes the stage on crutches, though he can clearly walk on two legs. It’s disconcerting to see him – is he walking on… Read More »Pop!Tech – Bill Shannon gets around
Pop!Tech: Elizabeth Streb – “I prefer the crash.”
Choreographer Elizabeth Streb is obsessed with action. “Action is about the now, the present tense.” She wants to see “extreme action out in the world”,… Read More »Pop!Tech: Elizabeth Streb – “I prefer the crash.”
Pop!Tech: Nina Jablonski – our skin makes us human
Anthropologist Nina Jablonski praises us as an audience for being, “an exceptional and alert group of primates.” (I will be more exceptional and alert with… Read More »Pop!Tech: Nina Jablonski – our skin makes us human