
Forensic science has evolved from a specialized laboratory discipline into a critical pillar of justice and governance. This talk explores how scientific investigation has shaped major criminal cases, strengthened national responses to crime, and supported the pursuit of truth in complex situations.

In an unpredictable world, how do you build a career that lasts? Actor and theatre maker Ritika Shrotri draws on her journey across film, television, and stage to explore a decision-making dilemma known as the multi-armed bandit problem. At its core, it is about choosing between exploring new possib

What does it take to move from self doubt to leadership, especially in a space as challenging as politics? This talk explores the journey of stepping forward despite uncertainty and choosing participation over hesitation. Rhea Khanolkar, a young political strategist, anchor, news presenter, and Stu

Balance between professional and personal life is not a scale on one side Professional life and on the other Personal. It's more a continuity because it's a connection not a division. Many rules can help us find this connection such as wall bricks (things that you need to do everyday) and the most i

In a culture that rewards constant visibility, does being seen truly translate into influence? In this talk, Ajinkya Deshmukh questions the assumption that attention equals power. Drawing from his work in media, leadership, and narrative strategy, he explores how excessive visibility can limit long

Through an impactful conversation, this talk explores the importance of finding the right balance between trusting the process and actively shaping it with intent, purpose, and commitment. It reflects on how curiosity, taking initiative, and staying committed to the journey can make a meaningful dif

Why is stability often seen as the ultimate goal in careers and life, and what happens when that pursuit quietly limits growth? This talk explores the uncomfortable and often messy reality of ambition in an AI first world, questioning the belief that stability always leads to progress. Samir Chabuk

Mišo Hudák lives by a simple conviction: No one is waiting for you. No one will do anything for you. A filmmaker, engaged citizen, and founder of the civic initiative Východné pobrežie, he works to reshape the narrative of Košice and Eastern Slovakia — not as a periphery to escape, but as a place wo

Martin Cubjak is the Director of the Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art in Medzilaborce, dedicated to preserving and expanding the legacy of Andy Warhol. He led the museum’s historic €15+ million reconstruction — the largest cultural investment in the region in decades — transforming it from a fragile

NOTE FROM TED: Please do not look to this talk for medical advice and consult a medical professional before modifying your diet. This talk only represents the speaker’s personal views and approach to diet, weight loss, and personal growth, which some viewers may find stigmatizing. This TEDx event wa

This talk focuses on Women and Literacy. This speaker is excited to share how writing is a powerful tool for communicating ideas and emotions. Through the power of language and literacy, women can give voice to their frustrations and feelings. For the speaker, writing has been a way of survival, of

Success can feel isolating if it’s only measured by personal gain. In this TEDxBerlin Salon conversation, Safwan Adam reflects on how sharing that success with others has enriched his life and purpose. He shares insights on how giving back is not just an obligation, but a source of connection, growt

How does leadership stay human in an era dominated by AI? In this TEDxBerlin Salon interview, Christina Bösenberg shares her perspective on guiding companies where AI isn’t just a tool, but a partner in decision-making. She explores the delicate “chemistry” between humans and machines, the challenge

Our lives are impacted by a thousand tiny moments we don't understand and a hundred decisions we don't make. For Lynnzee Brown, competing at the Olympics in gymnastics meant working towards her goals without a guarantee and finally comprehending the full impact of the support systems in her life. L

In her TEDxSHMS talk, "Choosing Light," Synne delivers a moving reflection on why the most intellectually courageous position one can take is to believe in the best of others. She challenges the modern "quiet tragedy" of growing up, where we often mistake cynicism for realism and fear for wisdom. Dr

In his compelling TEDxSHMS talk, "Success is the Goal, Failure is the Key," David challenges our generation’s obsession with perfection and the "illusion of success" often portrayed by the media. He argues that failure is not the opposite of success, but its very foundation—the "key" required to unl

In her vulnerable and insightful TEDxSHMS talk, "Leveraging Fear to Light Your Way," Weng-in Ho explores the transformative power of the very thing we often try to hide: our fear. Drawing from her personal journey as a "quiet kid" who once avoided any eye contact in the classroom, she shares how a c

In his evocative TEDxSHMS talk, "Go Out of Those Bamboo Hedges!," Harry Nguyen shares a powerful narrative about how the pursuit of knowledge serves as a life-changing key to success. Rooted in a traditional Vietnamese metaphor, the "bamboo hedges" represent the physical and mental comfort zones tha

O que acontece quando decidimos parar de copiar modelos prontos e passamos a escutar a nossa própria originalidade? Mayra Casttro, que já navegou entre a diplomacia em Genebra e parcerias internacionais, propõe uma nova "engenharia humana": o uso da escuta ativa e da diversidade como ferramentas par

Faheem Azam talks about the creativity and experience gained once we cross conventional barriers. Faheem Azam is an Actor, a Stand-up Comedian, a Filmmaker, Screenwriter and an established Master of Ceremonies. He has a strong grip on these dimensions of Performing Arts and Media. With a Marketing a

Youth sports were designed to build confidence, character, and community, yet the current system is driving kids away before they ever experience those lifelong benefits. When competition is scaled like adults, coaches go untrained, and success is measured only by wins and losses, the game stops bei