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Ian Pearson, BT - The Future of Life on Earth
Life on earth is all still based on the same shared biological life processes. This will change dramatically over the next century, as humans discover how life works at the most basic levels, how to replicate and manipulate it, and how to create new life forms from scratch. New life is not necessarily restricted to conventional biology, even if it is inspired by it. It might be electronic, conventionally biological but of a new design, or based on new types of synthetic biology, or any combination of these. The scope for totally new life forms once cyberspace is added into the mix of electronics with synthetic and real biology will be enormous. For example, we could design and build a networked organism that physically spans the whole world, which exists partially in cyberspace and partially in the real physical world. How far can this all go, and what should we do about it?

Ian Pearson graduated in Maths and Physics from Queens University, Belfast. He currently works as BT's futurologist, studying the future of technology and its likely implications across the whole of industry, government and society.

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Ian Pearson, BT - The Future of Life on Earth
Life on earth is all still based on the same shared biological life processes. This will change dramatically over the next century, as humans discover how life works at the most basic levels, how to replicate and manipulate it, and how to create new life forms from scratch. New life is not necessarily restricted to conventional biology, even if it is inspired by it. It might be electronic, conventionally biological but of a new design, or based on new types of synthetic biology, or any combination of these. The scope for totally new life forms once cyberspace is added into the mix of electronics with synthetic and real biology will be enormous. For example, we could design and build a networked organism that physically spans the whole world, which exists partially in cyberspace and partially in the real physical world. How far can this all go, and what should we do about it?

Ian Pearson graduated in Maths and Physics from Queens University, Belfast. He currently works as BT's futurologist, studying the future of technology and its likely implications across the whole of industry, government and society.

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Food for Brain Health: The Vision of NestléWhether it is performing in school or maintaining a healthy mental state, brain health is a concern applicable all the way from the very young to the very old. Our vision is to go beyond the prevention of deficiencies and to provide products that will maximize cognitive processes, mood and brain performance throughout the life span. Nestlé strongly believes that it is essential to have high-quality evidence to substantiate health claims. We are thus committed to charting the scope of diet and individual nutrients on brain health by establishing strong research programmes both internally and externally with the best Swiss and international partners. Prof. Werner Bauer is Executive Vice President of Nestlé S.A. Since 2007 he is Chief Technology Officer, Head of Innovation, Technology, Research and Development. Werner Bauer holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering.…

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Baroness Prof. Dr. Susan Greenfield (University of Oxford) - The Future of Brain, the Brain of the Future 37:06

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The Future of Brain, the Brain of the FutIs human nature about to change forever? Can we envisage a world where everything we take for granted about ourselves - imagination, free will, love, learning, memory, - becomes obsolete? At the beginning of the 21st Century, we are standing on the brink of a mind makeover more cataclysmic than anything in our history. The science and technology that are already at the heart of our lives will soon come to transform not just the way we live, but the way we think and feel. And as we learn to appreciate the dynamism and sensitivity of our brain circuitry, the prospect of directly tampering with the very essence of our individuality becomes increasingly likely. This lecture will explore the prospect of a world where traditional ways of looking at our lives are challenged: reality versus the cyber world, work versus leisure, one generation versus another, and even the firewall of our own bodies with the outside world. It is hard to imagine how such basic changes will not effect our personalities and the very thought processes of future generations.ureIs human nature about to change forever? Can we envisage a world where everything we take for granted about ourselves - imagination, free will, love, learning, memory, - becomes obsolete? At the beginning of the 21st Century, we are standing on the brink of a mind makeover more cataclysmic than anything in our history. The science and technology that are already at the heart of our lives will soon come to transform not just the way we live, but the way we think and feel. And as we learn to appreciate the dynamism and sensitivity of our brain circuitry, the prospect of directly tampering with the very essence of our individuality becomes increasingly likely. This lecture will explore the prospect of a world where traditional ways of looking at our lives are challenged: reality versus the cyber world, work versus leisure, one generation versus another, and even the firewall of our own bodies with the outside world. It is hard to imagine how such basic changes will not effect our personalities and the very thought processes of future generations. Baroness Susan Greenfield is Director of the Royal Institution, Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University and Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Oxford, investigating neurodegenerative disorders. Awards include 29 Honorary Degrees and Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians.…

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