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Emerging Technology Conference 2009 -- What Are Experts Covering

December 15th, 2008 at 4:28 pm

Interesting announcement on the O'Reilly ETech Conference, March 12-19, 2009, San Jose, CA.  Do we know of anyone in our area and social/professional network that may be attending?

Focus of ETech 2009 is on Living Reinvented: The Technology of Abundance and Constraints. We'll look at the trends, tools, and technologies that operate at the intersection of abundance and scarcity, and discover how these worlds cross-pollinate and influence each other.

Sampling of the speakers is even more impressive with the associate topics they'll be covering. It will be interesting to learn the results from the SuperStruct multiplayer forecasting game.

Mary Lou Jepsen (Pixel Qi) sets the stage with her game-changing vision for green, affordable computing

Jane McGonigal (Avant Game) presents the results of SUPERSTRUCT, the world's first massively multiplayer forecasting game dedicated to collaborative solutions to global problems

Drew Endy (BioBricks Foundation) discusses the synthetic biology revolution at his session "Building a New Biology"

Aaron Koblin (Google) shows off some of the amazing things he's been building through data visualization and discusses the future of turning data into visual expression

Lisa Katayama (TokyoMango) demystifies "weird" Japanese toys and tools and the convergence between Japanese culture and technology

Eric Paulos (Carnegie Mellon University) explores mobile as the new gateway for collaborative science and research

Andrew Dent (Material ConneXion, Inc.) explores global, cross-pollinated solutions to new materials development that address the sustainability needs of both the developed and developing worlds

Tony Jebara (Sense Networks) looks at the real-world implications of indexing the world through location data

Greg Elin (Sunlight Foundation) examines how hackers are creating more transparency between government and the public

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