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The sound of us | Cosma Joy
TEDxTUM 2021 • Topics: Composing, Live music, Music, Music (performance), Music (topic), Performance, Performance Art, Singer
Raised on bread and music, Cosma Joy is a 20-year-old singer and songwriter from Munich. Music is often described as a collection of human experiences, a universal language that conveys emotions and connects people. For Cosma, it is also a way to tell her story and to inspire people to think twice about theirs. On […]

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Fighting statelessness with the power of community | Christiana Bukalo
TEDxTUM 2021 • Topics: Community, Global issues, Human Rights, Social Change, Social Interaction, Social Justice, Society, Statelessness
Statelessness affects up to 15 million people around the world, including Christiana Bukalo. The causes are manifold, and the consequences, ranging from the inability to travel to the lack of basic human rights, are potentially devastating. With the intent of changing this narrative, Christiana Bukalo shares her story and calls for change through a new […]

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The bacteria-eating virus that can prevent a global health crisis | Patrick Großmann
TEDxTUMStudio 2021 • Topics: Antibiotics, Bacteriophages, Biotech, Health, Public health, Science, Technology, TEDx
We are heading towards another global health pandemic – the antibiotic crisis. Over the past century, antibiotics have saved hundreds of millions of lives, due to their high effectiveness in treating infections and killing bacteria. But with increased use, we also increase the likelihood of developing a resistance against them. Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is considered […]

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Why our current satellites aren’t as smart as you think | Alexandra Wander
TEDxTUMStudio 2021 • Topics: Aerospace Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Satellites, Science, Space, Spacecraft, Technology, TEDx
Satellites – marvelous, sophisticated machines orbiting planetary bodies – are operated like the toaster on your kitchen counter. They need constant human supervision. If there is a problem on board, they stop their scientific operation till a human operator intervenes. The human operator, in his turn, has to manually analyse thousands of parameters, procedures and […]

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How dinosaurs teach us how our brain works | Lutz Kettler
TEDxTUMStudio 2021 • Topics: Behavior, Brain, Dinosaurs, Hearing, Hearing Aids, Neuroscience, Sound, TEDx, Zoology
While trying to understand such a complex structure like the human brain, we are often required to take a creative approach. For instance, what could a human and a dinosaur possibly have in common? Actually, they hear and process sounds similarly. Observing how birds and crocodilians, the ancestors of dinosaurs, rely on their sense of […]

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How science helps us break records | Veronica Bessone
TEDxTUMStudio 2021 • Topics: Athletic Performance, Biomechanics, Science, Ski-Jumping, Sports, TEDx
Joy, anger, fear, these are just some of the primitive emotions you experience when watching any sporting event. But nothing comes without a price. Athletes constantly push the boundaries of their bodies – sometimes at the expense of their safety for our entertainment. Therefore, many athletes work in tandem with scientists to improve their performance […]

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My brain, my pain | Laura Bok
TEDxTUMStudio 2021 • Topics: Behavior, Brain, Chronic Pain, Emotions, Feelings, Neuropsychology, Neuroscience, Pain, TEDx
Have you ever stubbed your toe on your bed, hit your funny bone at your desk, or burnt your tongue on hot soup? Not exactly a pleasant feeling—quite painful. Still, it is indisputable that pain is something we need to survive. Sharp, acute pain serves as an alarm system and warns us against threats to […]

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This is what happens when you actually understand your dog | Anja Schweimer
TEDxTUM 2019 • Topics: Animals, Design, Development, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Product design, Start-up
In this revealing talk, Anja unmasks many myths around dogs she also once believed in. She points out what happens inside dogs when they look out of the window, play fetch or are yelled at, and which alternatives help you to better care for your dog. Furthermore, she explains why several pet products and services […]

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