
Explore how economic theory's "invisible hand" concept applies to distributed control systems, optimization algorithms, and machine learning through innovative mathematical frameworks.

Explore the fascinating mechanisms of honey bee cognition, learning how these remarkable insects navigate complex tasks with just one million neurons, offering insights for AI development.

Master essential automation techniques for professional-quality mixes with 5 practical tips covering volume, effects, and dynamic control to enhance your music production workflow.

Discover the top microphones for home studio recording in 2023, from the versatile Lewitt LCT 640TS to the legendary Shure SM57, with expert insights on features, applications, and value for money.

Dive into a comprehensive mixing walkthrough of an indie pop ballad, exploring professional recording techniques, plugin usage, and mixing approaches to achieve polished, radio-ready results.

Engineering professor Deb Chachra explains how basic infrastructure systems like plumbing and electricity shape our lives and are vital to individual agency. She offers insights on improving these systems for long-term, sustainable energy access for everyone.

How do we integrate the rapid wave of innovations in global connectivity - from satellites and high-altitude platforms to aerostats and drones - into one coherent system? Drawing from years of work in connectivity infrastructure across the Americas and Africa, engineer and Fulbright Scholar Luis Ja

เมื่อความสัมพันธ์ของสิ่งที่ไม่สัมพันธ์บรรจบกัน จะเป็นอย่างไร หรือจริง ๆ ทุกสรรพสิ่งล้วนสัมพันธ์กันตั้งแต่แรก “วิทยาศาสตร์เพื่อความยั่งยืน” จะเปลี่ยนแปลงประเทศได้จริงหรือ Akkharaphan is a young Thai scientist passionate about environmental science within the field of civil engineering. He was selec

Engineering the Future of Meals Andrew is a thoughtful and curious learner, and a middle school student at HQIS who enjoys digging deeper into how things work, whether in science, technology, or the world around him. He's passionate about expressing his thoughts through writing, speaking, and teamwo

Solar Powered Animal House Yaya is a thoughtful communicator and active member of the HQIS middle school community. Yaya is passionate about using her voice to speak up for kindness, equality, and innovation. She enjoys writing, performing, and participating in service activities. Her TEDx Youth tal

Can Robots Save Our Planet HQIS Primary Student This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In his TEDxIISERTVM talk, Dr. C. Anandharamakrishnan talks about the future of food technology, and describes the implementation of an idea resulting from the collaborative effort of multiple fields, case in point: 3D printing and food. Dr. C. Anandharamakrishnan, Director of the CSIR–Central Food

As humanity transitions from short-duration exploration to building sustainable infrastructure beyond Earth, success will depend not only on technological advancement but on integration, partnerships, and trust across nations and disciplines. Mohamed Al Salami is the Liaison Lead from the Mohammed

Most technology is designed for order: predictable users, stable infrastructure, and uniform conditions. Indian cities offer the opposite with extreme density, constant unpredictability, and deep diversity in behavior, language, and access. Yet, some systems don’t just survive here, they scale. Thi

Every year, more than 8 Million Metric tons of pesticide-laden temple-flowers are dumped in the Ganges, choking the river & causing severe health concerns - diarrhea, hepatitis & cholera. At Phool.co, over 11.4 tons of temple-waste is collected daily in Uttar Pradesh & Bihar and converted into charc

This TEDx talk highlights the importance of diversity in engineering so that the devices in our world can be engineered to meet the needs of all people. Mia Broecke is a Terminale student in the Dutch Section of the Lycée International, where she has been enrolled in for fourteen years. She dedicate

The world of Artificial Intelligence can sometimes feel like you’re skydiving: full of excitement, calculated risk, and the feeling of nervous joy. David Kilzer has been a leader in manufacturing over the last 3 decades. In his talk, David explores what the future of AI might look like with humanoid

What do the Big Bang, Göbeklitepe, and modern engineering have in common? They all reveal how balance and entropy shape meaningful products—and civilizations. In this talk, Burak Durak draws on decades of experience in product development to explore the deep principles behind good design. Moving fro

Argentina lleva 75 años construyendo una historia nuclear única: exportamos reactores que producen radioisótopos para la salud, tenemos centrales que generan el 9% de nuestra energía, fabricamos combustible propio y estamos construyendo el CAREM, nuestro reactor de potencia de diseño propio. Una his

Wat als de meest duurzame gebouwde toekomst niet draait om méér technologie, maar om minder nodig hebben? Als onderzoeksdirecteur bij archipelago architects en docent aan de Universiteit Hasselt laat Joost zien hoe het principe sufficiëntie onze steden en gebouwen volledig op hun kop zet. In deze ta

La charla “El auto de combustión transformado a eléctrico en las alturas de Quito” relata la experiencia de transformar un "vocho" en uno eléctrico como un ejercicio de exploración personal, técnica y ética. Más allá del resultado tecnológico, la charla reflexiona sobre los límites que nos imponemos