TED Talk Emma Bruns from TEDxAmsterdam on Vimeo.
As part of TEDxAmsterdam, Folia, the newspaper of the University of Amsterdam, hosted a special challenge. Students could enter their own idea for a 3-minute TED talk, and the winner was invited to speak on the TEDxAmsterdam main stage.
Emma Bruns, a medical intern at the AMC Academic hospital won with an idea worth sharing: why don’t we memorize important procedures with music?
- Emma Bruns first described her idea on her own blog
- Folia announced her talk, Melodie en geheugen op TEDx (in Dutch)
- Folia also wrote a report of the day: Een air van optimisme (flash, scroll to page 10-14, in Dutch)
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