Best of TEDxTelAviv 2010
Posted by maya on 08/2/10 in Featured
Yair Tauman about Serious Games
Posted by maya on 08/6/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Prof. Yair Tauman is a game-theorist, a mathematician, and a top notch Black Jack player. In this talk he show how game theory comes to play in personal and business decision making and shares some important tips on auction bidding.
Ariel Shamir: The Vision of the Image
Posted by natalie on 07/19/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Image manipulation has been around since the beginning of photography but as a timely process in the hands of an expert. Watch as Ariel Shamir demos simple tools for the rest of us.
Shimon Steinberg: Bugs are Good for You
Posted by natalie on 07/19/10 in TEDxTelAviv
How many of you out there are bug lovers? You may well become one by the end of the talk as Shimon Steinberg makes an enthusiastic case for using bugs as biological plant protection.
Paul Pablos Holman: Hacking the Future
Posted by natalie on 07/19/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Laser beams killing mosquitos & used for crop protection, a tube in the ocean to suppress hurricanes, an idea for reversing global warming. Welcome to inventions at hacker Paul (Pablos) Holman’s lab.
PS Stay watching to the end for an extra.
Shimon Schocken: The Science of Rehabilitation
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
What happens when a Computer Science Professor, Shimon Schocken, takes a group of juvenile delinquents mountain biking once a week? A program for profound psychological and mental change.
Hedy Schleifer: The Power of Connection
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
In this funny, moving and engaging talk, Clinical Psychologist Hedy Schleifer shares her adventures in the art of listening, and how to cross the bridge between us.
Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I will meet you there — Rumi
Itay Talgam: The Art of Rehearsal
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Itay Talgam is back with an entertaining talk on leadership and the art of rehearsal – the art of letting go.
Asaf Avidan: Mojo Love
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Musician Asaf Avidan, accompanied by The Mojos’ cellist, Hadas Kleinman, weaves us in a blanket of song and story. Magical.
Ehud Shapiro: Uncovering The Human Cell Lineage Tree
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Inside all of us is a cell lineage tree – the history of how our body grows from a single cell (the fertilized egg) to 100 trillion cells. In this fascinating talk, Ehud Shapiro explains why uncovering this map holds the key to curing cancer, diabetes and more.
Martin Rapaport: Fair Trade – An End to Exploitation
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Where does stuff come from? Are we responsible for it? What do we do about it? Martin Rapaport makes a passionate case for how our choice as consumers offers a solution to end the exploitation.
Bruno Giussani: Ideas About Spreading Ideas
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
How do idea spread? TED’s European Director, Bruno Guissani, shares some of the lessons of the TED organization.
Dave Levy: Behind the Scenes of Photo Realistic Animation
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Oded Vardi: High Technology Culture Challenges
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
As language is the cornerstone of culture, new media entrepreneur Oded Vardi candidly teaches us the meaning of common Hebrew phrases in English and the source of many cultural glitches.
Adina Tal: Nalaga’at Vision
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Adina Tal shares her funny and inspiring tale of how she went from never meeting a deaf or blind person to starting the only deaf-blind theater in the world: Nalaga’at in Jaffa, Israel.
Isaac Berzin: Fill it Up, with Seaweed
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
Isaac Berzin shares his small solution for a big problem — carbon emissions and renewable energy meet algae.
Noa Wertheim: Vertigo Vision
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
An electrifying performance by the Vertigo Dance Company followed by inspiring Noa Wertheim, Vertigo’s founder, who tells of her journey to dance and her responses to the world we live in.
You can find Vertigo Dance Company performing at Suzanne Dellal, Tel-Aviv
Birth of the Phoenix | Mana | White Noise
A Trilogy- three pieces by Vertigo’s choreographer & artistic director Noa Wertheim
Birth of the Phoenix 2.8 Mon. | 21.00
White Noise 3.8 Tues. | 21.00
Mana 4.8 wed. | 21.00
Tickets at Suzanne Dellal centre, Tel-aviv: 03-5105656
Karen Tal: Thriving On Turmoil
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv, blog
In this talk School Principal Karen Tal shares how to create an educational miracle – academic success in the most unlikely school. Watch as she takes us on a virtual tour of the Bialik-Rogozine School, with 800 students from 48 different nations, many refugees without legal status, and explains how to navigate through the turbulent waters of social and political unrest to steer the school towards remarkable success.
Haim Shafir: The Paradox of Creativity
Posted by natalie on 07/18/10 in TEDxTelAviv
And Now The Good News: TEDxTelAviv Talks Released
Posted by maya on 07/15/10 in Featured
Post production turned out a much more time consuming and complex task than we first thought. Basically, we had abundance of raw footage of about 6 different audio and video sources and of various qualities and we really wanted to put together the best mix for each talk.
Who’s to thank?
It’s the unbelievable commitment and professional work by our partner Leadel.net, that made the end result capture the magical moments of TEDxTelAviv so beautifully! A special Thank You to our video gang and also to the entire TEDxTelAviv team who volunteered their time, expertise and passion the last year to make TEDxTelAviv happen.
We are delighted to release TEDxTelaviv Talks and invite you the share the ideas you find worth spreading.
Maya, Shimon, Liat,
and the TEDxTelAviv Team
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