John La Grou: A plug for smart power outlets
Johnny Lee: Free or cheap Wii Remote hacks
Sarah Stroud: Ethical dilemma: Would you lie?
Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You've made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there's a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work— what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time? Is it okay to lie? S...
Jon Boogz and Lil Buck: A dance to honor Mother Earth
Rebecca MacKinnon: Let's take back the Internet!
In this powerful talk from TEDGlobal, Rebecca MacKinnon describes the expanding struggle for freedom and control in cyberspace, and asks: How do we design the next phase of the Internet with accountability and freedom at its core, rather than control? She believes the internet is headed for a "Magna Carta" moment when citizens around the world d...
John Li: A Mathematical Approach to Understanding Social "Involution."
Social "involution" is a worldwide emerging phenomenon in which society ceases to progress, and people intensify their competition for no additional benefits. Non-traditional mathematician John Li takes this vague concept and makes it rigorous and understandable via a mathematical approach, including explanations on its definition, the cause, th...
Jian Lu: From Nano to Supra-nano: The Golden Triangle of High Value Creation in Science & Technology
June Lee: How My Weaknesses Are Helping Me Change the World
June speaks on how she has turned her biggest weaknesses into her biggest strengths, and subsequently, how she’s used these newfound strengths as opportunities for contributing to her community. She does through elaborating upon her evolution from her initial fears of illness and technology to conducting service medical trips and running a techn...
Joan Lee: Why So Serious?: The Role of Memes in Spreading Hate
Jaeeun Lee: Steps Towards Reducing Disposable Waste
Jin Lee: How innovation can change the course of child development
John Low: A Native Perspective on the Newark Earthworks
Jenny Lau: Breaking gender stereotypes in the workplace
Ms. Jenny Lau shared gender stereotypes in the workplace through her work experience and knowledge in the aviation and financial industries. She analyzed the reasons and measures for this situation, calling for career development not to be restricted by gender. In the workplace, we should focus on the display of individual abilities rather than ...
June Lee: AI Robot Physicians
Jenny Lu: 干嘛要抄袭?原创很有趣
Jun Li: Becoming Jun Through SARA
I will share my story of how the meaning of my name and problem-oriented policing inspire me to conquer my fear of public speaking, deal with stereotypes, and make my dream one step closer. Through my talk, I hope to motivate international students, new immigrants, and those who are struggling with the unknown to pursue their dream. Lastly, I ho...
Jenna Lai Lai: Customising Study Tips and Tricks for Every Unique Learner
Jean Lou Fourquet: Homo Sapiens, une espèce légèrement tracassée
Dans cette époque où le chaos climatique gronde, on sait qu'il va être extrêmement difficile de faire ce qu'il faudrait pour mettre l'humanité sur de bons rails. On sait aussi qu'il va être quasi impossible de se mettre tous d'accord sur ce que seraient ces "bons rails". On réalise plus rarement à quel point il est difficile de définir ce que d...
Janey Lee Grace: Sobriety Rocks - Who Knew!
Alcohol is normalised in society, despite being an addictive harmful drug. Its the only drug we have to justify NOT taking! There is a movement towards mindful drinking and choosing sobriety and its incredibly liberating to be free of the 'wine o clock' culture. Many of us are 'grey area drinkers' who would benefit from taking a break from the b...
Jung Jin Lee: Globalization I Dream of
Hae Jun Lee: Addiction: Is There A Way of Defeating This Monster?
A 'monstrous being' is how Hae Jun Lee describes addiction, considering all the horrible consequences it can bring. In this talk, he explores the definition of addiction and the real reason for people being addicted to something. Through the understandings, he then makes changes to himself to back away from that 'monstrous being'.
John Leo Algo: The Phasedown of Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)
John Lee Cronin: Hiring Those w/ Differing Abilities Is Good Business
Hiring People with Differing Abilities Is Not Altruism, It is Good Business. The United States faces a labor crisis and part of the solution will come from hiring people with disabilities. While we could argue that hiring people with disabilities is the right thing to do, we posit a simple idea: hiring people with differing abilities is not alt...
Jean Lou Fourquet: L'homme est-il libre de vouloir ce qu'il veut ?
Notre conception du monde est basée sur une notion naturelle et instinctive: nous somme, au moins en partie, l'origine ultime de nos choix, il y a des succès et des échecs que nous ne devons qu'à nous. Beaucoup de choses sont liées à cette notion, mais sur quoi se base-t-elle vraiment ? Sommes-nous méritant ou simplement chanceux ? Devons nous ê...
Chi Kin John Lee: (A)Symmetrical Relationships in Teaching
李添泉 Jon Lee: 用零售推动理性消费 Conscious Consumer
“作为消费者,我们有很大的力量来改变世界,只要我们谨慎购买。” 天然健康与美容产品概念馆 Re{me}dy 创办人李添泉,对这句话深有感触。他除了在馆内贯彻可持续发展的理念,通过教育来提升消费者的消费意识,更是致力于推广升级改造 (upcycle) 的概念。 与其他零售商不同,在经营 Re{me}dy 方面,李添泉专门聘请不会销售的人,而店内也从不做促销活动。他认为从消费源头着手,自己先开始当个有意识的零售商,也是至关重要的。 消费文化和零售文化无法在短期内改变,但是却可以一步一步来。 “As consumers, we have so much power to change the world just by being careful in what we buy.” -...
John Lee Cronin & Mark X. Cronin: People with Differing Abilities Don't Need Our Help as Much as We Need Theirs
We often look at people with differing abilities (a term we prefer over 'disabilities') and focus on what society needs to do for them. John and Mark X. Cronin, a father-son business team, show that we have the question backwards. We should be asking how people with differing abilities can help us. John, who has Down Syndrome, and his father Mar...
Loh Chung Jaan: How I Hack My Way Through Life
Jun Bei Liu: Has the COVID-19 pandemic made big business better?
The pandemic has undoubtedly come at a great human cost but it has also pushed multinational corporates, investors, stakeholders and even governments to change. Jun Bei Liu believes these changes might actually have made many big businesses healthier and take a deeper view towards their impact and contribution to society.
Jin Hyung Lee: Can we fix the brain like we fix electronic circuits? | Jin Hyung Lee | TEDxKFAS
Brain disorders/disease include epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, autism, stroke, and depression. Brain disorders/diseases are devastating, dramatically increasing in prevalence, and currently incurable. What if the brain works like a circuit? If we can find what is wrong with the brain circuit, we can fix the brain like we fix...