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Sit back and re-enjoy TEDxAmsterdam 2011
We're still digesting the buck load of Human Nature inspiration. Here's a quick guide to join our trip down the memorable lane of all things TEDxAmsterdam 2011.
Aldith Hunkar’s remarkable interviews
Journalist Aldith Hunkar interviewed some of the speakers of TEDxAmsterdam. Take a look back at them and enjoy her interviews with heroes as Henrik Scharfe, Henkjan Honing and Pieter van de Rest.
TEDxAmsterdamWomen… Did it again…
Kudos to our TEDxAmsterdamWomen sisters, for another inspiring and successful event. Here is a quick overview and an attempt to ‘red thread’ the talks.
Claron McFadden: Surprise!
Claron McFadden is a world-renowned soprano who studied voice at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. She gained international fame when making her Glyndebourne Festival Opera debut in the title role of the opera Lulu. Since then, her
Claron & Artvark: The voice as instrument
World-class opera singer Claron McFadden walked her talk and mesmerized the public by using her voice as an instrument, together with the cutting-edge Artvark Saxophone Quartet.
TEDxAmsterdam Award 2011: And the winner is…
It's time to announce the winner of the TEDxAmsterdam Award 2011.
The Winddrinker: Clean drinking water for all
Last year's TEDxAmsterdam Award winner the Winddrinker is doing great. Carla Generaal speaks about how enablement helped a dream became reality.
Yahay Alabdeli: A dream called TEDxBaghdad
After so many years of wars and living in a dictatorial regime, Baghdad gets an injection of hope.
Prof. Louise O. Fresco: The power of TED
A thoughtful summary and commentary on the day's talks.
Andrew Hessel: The man-made promise
Virus engineering will be the next software engineering, and Hessel hopes to crowd-source viruses against cancer and give them out for free.




