Part of our TEDMED2011 coverage. See our Welcome Post for a full index. Nate Ball is one cool dude. He’s an MIT trained mechanical engineer who spends his time building stuff like the Batman-style Atlas Power Ascender grappling hook gun … Read More
Part of our TEDMED2011 coverage. See our Welcome Post for a full index. I’ve long been a fan of Tim’s, even before I had the chance to write and publish a now-quite-out-of-date book for O’Reilly media. Tim did not disappoint, … Read More
Part of our TEDMED2011 coverage. See our Welcome Post for a full index. Michael is a brilliant architect (possibly even a starchitect) and product designer, recognized throughout the world for a list of nearly 160 important buildings spanning a nearly … Read More
Part of our TEDMED2011 coverage. See our Welcome Post for a full index. Dean is no stranger to the TED and TEDMED stages and this year was no exception. Although nominally there to give us an update on the DARPA Luke arm (and … Read More
Here at Klick Pharma, we tend to view TEDMED like a vacation for our healthcare-obsessed brains. We spend so much time down in the digital marketing trenches, focused on defining successful strategies and crafting implementations that we rarely get a … Read More
TEDMED2011, a set on Flickr. Our full coverage of TEDMED2011 is up. Check out our descriptions of our favorite sessions. Read More
We’ll have more complete coverage of TEDMED 2011 just as soon as our poor brains catch back up to reality, but in the meantime we wanted to share a quick video of Dean Kamen nearly-live from the stage (this literally … Read More
