Technology, Entertainment, Design (TED) Talks

Confronting toxic masculinity is essential for creating safer and more equitable environments for all, including Defence members. Men must lead this reckoning to support gender equity and mutual respect across society.

Max G. Levy explains the science behind bulletproof vests, focusing on the materials and engineering that absorb and disperse the energy from bullets. This talk is relevant for understanding the advances in personal protective equipment and safety measures.

Aviv Regev discusses how AI can accelerate the discovery and development of new medicines by analysing complex biological data, potentially revolutionising healthcare and treatment approaches.

Sarah J. Doherty explores how aerosols contribute to cloud formation and cooling by reflecting sunlight. Grasping these interactions is key for developing effective climate strategies and environmental policies.

Marion Campan shares strategies for identifying workplaces that align with personal values, skills, and ambitions. The talk provides insights into evaluating work environments to enhance career satisfaction and growth.

Uma Valeti suggests that cultivated meat offers a sustainable alternative to traditional meat production.

This TED Talk by Hartmut Neven offers a detailed look at quantum computing's potential, explaining its principles and how it may revolutionise computation and defence-related technology, particularly through enhanced problem-solving capabilities relevant to Australia's strategic needs.

Understanding AI's development is crucial for military professionals to leverage future technologies in defence strategies and enhance operational effectiveness.

Annie Rauwerda explores the unexpected joys of learning through Wikipedia's vast, quirky content.

Jason Rugolo examines the evolving field of audio computing, illustrating its potential to revolutionize our interaction with technology.

Examines the narrow vision of futurism dominated by elites, advocating for "ustopias"—inclusive futures shaped collectively.

AI can significantly transform and enhance educational approaches and outcomes.

Need a system of distributed leadership to tackle complex problems more effectively.

Ava DuVernay explains making a movie from "Origin," showing how people's problems are linked and how understanding this can help everyone.

Examines the profound waste in processes and labor, suggesting increased efficiency could significantly boost GDP and societal value.

Revolutionary electrification and heat storage with bricks could cut industrial CO2 emissions significantly.

Paul Hudson, CEO of Sanofi, shares insights on leveraging AI in pharmaceuticals.

Wireless energy transfer promises to revolutionize power usage.

Rethinking rapid problem-solving in leadership for stakeholder well-being.

Jane Ferguson starts by noting that women have pioneered war reporting for over a century, with Martha Gellhorn and Christiane Amanpour as role models.

Luis von Ahn calls for equal access to education through innovative platforms like Duolingo.

In Ukraine, "vote" and "voice" are synonymous, symbolizing citizens' power in democracy. Despite oppression, Ukrainians persist, unite, and envision a democratic future.