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Article FD: Organ-on-a-chip (DUTCH)
Het complete lichaam op een chip Organen die levend en al in al hun complexiteit worden nagebouwd op een chip. Straks onderling verbonden als in een echt lichaam. De belofte van de organ-on-a-chiptechologie is enorm. ‘We kunnen nu een medicijn toepassen op een tumor en meteen zien hoe een hartspie...
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Over a decade ago experiments were started with what we now know as “organ-on-a-chip”, a multi-channel 3-D microfluidic cell culture chip used to create artificial organs. Jos Joore had a great year with his organ-on-a-chip company, Mimetas. Read article: https://t.co/gEDMGROlyU https://t.co/AXKcBWFch5
Over a decade ago experiments were started with what we now know as “organ-on-a-chip”, a multi-channel 3-D microfluidic cell culture chip used to create artificial organs. Jos Joore had a great year with his organ-on-a-chip company, Mimetas. Read article: https://t.co/gEDMGROlyU https://t.co/AXKcBWFch5
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SingularityU Brussels Summit 2019 (After Movie) | SU Benelux
Our SingularityU Brussels Summit (23-24 September 2019) was where the world’s leading speakers, experts on exponential technologies and inspirators congregate. Gathered there, were those who are changing and shaping the world in a positive way. They sharesd ethical dilemmas and multiple perspectives on exponential topics and provide you with the mindset, knowledge, tools and skills needed in an exponentially changing world.
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Kris Verburgh - Health & Longevity | SingularityU Benelux Executive Program (Nov 2019)
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Jaya Baloo - Cyber Security | Exponential Finance SingularityU South Africa Summit
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Carlo van de Weijer - Future of Work | SingularityU Italy Summit
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Alix Rubsaam - Critical Thinking, Decision Making & Ethics
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Simeon Tienpont on Leadership
As a racing yacht skipper in Big Ocean Races you sail with a team for 27 days in a row. To win the race, you need to cope with 24hr decision-making which has a crucial impact on team performance and safety, far away from civilization. Under the most extreme circumstances, leadership is challenging and confronting but above all: inspiring. With each big-data performance tool available for speed, life science and environment, it becomes an art to bring rational approach and intuitive determination closer together. Simeon will take you on a journey about life and death decision-making in world’s most brutal arena of top-sport.
Learn more about Simeon Tienpont and Leadership in the Volvo Ocean Race at:
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Sid Vollebregt on Future of Water
What happens if we run out of the element that enables life? Already today, 2/3 of the world population faces water shortages. Through our food, products and energy, our water footprint stretches out further than we might realize. With water as a human right, it remains difficult to put a value and ownership on it. This century will be about technological advances to get access to more water out of unconventional sources, to re-use water and to increase efficiency. Through different examples of water challenges worldwide, we get a glimpse of the multi-stakeholder management our most precious resources. Will it be possible to move from scarcity to abundance?
Learn more about Sid Vollebregt and the Future of Water at:
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Mark Post on the Future of Food
Proteins are a valued part of our diet, yet their production is resource intense and especially animal proteins have a large environmental impact. New technologies collectively referred to as cellular agriculture aims to provide the same products, e.g. meat, through alternative methods with much higher efficiency and smaller footprint. By their perceived disruptive nature and because food is emotion rather than reason, cellular agriculture technologies reveal the tension between rational benefits of innovation and emotional resistance against the prospects of future innovative realities. These aspects are discussed using cultured meat as an example.
Learn more about Mark Post and the Future of Food at:
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Deborah Nas on Strategic Design for Technology-based Innovation
Deborah has a deep interest in the reasons why people are suspicious of new technologies. And why it is that, throughout history, the same arguments have been used over and over again to express fears and concerns regarding new technologies. She is currently developing a set of design strategies, enabling companies to apply new technologies in a way that delivers maximum value to users, resulting in higher adoption rates.
Learn more about Deborah Nas and Strategic Design for Technology-based Innovation at:
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Alix Rübsaam on Critical Thinking, Decision Making & Ethics
As a Faculty Fellow at Singularity University she investigates the societal and cultural impact of exponential technologies. Her focus is on changing ideas about humanity in technological contexts such as Artificial Intelligence, (autonomous) robotics, information technologies, and digital environments. Additionally, Alix has written about cyberpunk and science fiction literature, autonomous weapons, and embodied robotics. She has an MA in Cultural Analysis and has graduated from Singularity University’s Graduate Studies Program in 2015. Her most recent publication is a chapter in Augmented Intelligence: The Future of Work and Learning (2018).
Learn more about Alix Rübsaam, Critical Thinking, Decision Making & Ethics at:
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Introduction to Nanotechnology by Aaike van Vugt
Nanotechnology is always 5 years away from disrupting material research and our daily lives. Traveling around the globe and speaking with more than 1000 researchers gave Aaike a good overview what is happening in the field of material research and enables him to predict what really will happen in the near future. There are two major fields in material research that will be covered in this talk: biotech and nanotech.
Learn more about Aaike van Vugt and Nanotechnology at:
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Interview: David Bray - Impact & Disruption | SingularityU Brussels Summit 2019
Exponential technologies are transforming how we work, how we co-exist, and how we lead as positive #ChangeAgents. This session will explore some of the debates about what the future of work will be if exponential trends continue, as well as the ripple effects of such trends on how societies govern themselves in a networked era and what new strategies private or public sector leaders will need to employ to be effective. Come prepared to both learn and share your thoughts on the hard society-level questions for our shared exponential future ahead.
Learn more about dr. David A. Bray and his view on Impact and Disruption at:
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Interview: Jody Medich - AR/VR/XR | SingularityU Brussels Summit 2019
Tools that were only available to the wealthiest research labs are being democratized such that small teams the world over, can now accomplish what only governments and corporations could do just 15 years ago. Our understandings of the past are no longer sufficient to inform us about where we are headed as a species. Understand how exponential growth in technology will accelerate human progress towards the edge of what’s possible. Extended reality is the spectrum of immersion from Augmented to Virtual Reality. Jody will provide an overview of all of the different technologies, what they’re each good for, how they work with our brains, and how rapidly the market is expected to grow. Next, she’ll discuss the implications of these technologies on humanity, and how they unleash truly Superhuman abilities.
Learn more about Jody Medich and her view on Exponentials, AR and VR at:
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Interview: Jaron Lanier on the Dynamics of the World | SingularityU Brussels Summit 2019
The nature of being human is tumbling from solution to solution. This is also the nature of life and reality. Our freedom, beauty, and existence, therefore, requires us to come to a new solution for the problems the other solution caused. The world is dynamic, not static it isn't a pretty picture for us to live in forever.
Learn more about Jaron Lanier and his view on the Future of the Internet at:
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Interview: Jamie Susskind - Future Politics | SingularityU Brussels Summit 2019
Jamie speaks worldwide about digital technology and its impact on politics, economics, and morality. He is as happy discussing AI and blockchain as he is speaking about the future of politics, economics, and law. Recent and forthcoming engagements include events at Microsoft, Google, Harvard, Stanford, the British Academy, the Royal Society of Arts, the Financial Times Weekend Festival, The Times Cheltenham Book Festival, Seattle Town Hall, and the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library.
Learn more about Jamie Susskind and his view on the future of Politics at:
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Interview: Eva Gladek - Circular Economies | SingularityU Brussels Summit 2019
Why are we investing so much money into solar energy, new energy system, and electric cars?
But why are our carbon emissions still are going up?
The reason is that we aren't looking at it from a systems perspective. It's not only because people don't like changing. There is also a lock-in effect. The collective result of this is that we are creating massive problems.
There is a group of scientists in Stockholm, who have defined nine planetary boundaries, so nine ceilings. What we are trying to do is to try to change the rules of the game. So people can bend this exponential growth curve. We have crossed the tipping point from four out of the nine boundaries, so it's looking not good. I believe that it's reversible. Change can happen extremely quickly, and it is possible to create technological shifts that can bend these exponential curves.
So we know we can make it happen, it is just a matter of getting people to do it.
Eva Gladek - SingularityU Benelux Brussels Summit (23-24 Sept 2019)
Learn more about Eva Gladek and her view on Circular Economies at:
https://www.subenelux.org/people/eva-gladek/
