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Teamwork myth | Farah Elbatrik | TEDxBISM Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-29 15:58
Hello everyone. I'm so excited and honored to be speaking here at TEDex for the very first time. By the way, my name is Farah.Today I want to talk to you about the myth of teamwork. We've all heard it, teamwork makes the dream work or there's no I in team. These sayings are meant to encourage collaboration and unity and they often sound inspiring.But today I'm here to challenge that very idea and ask is teamwork really always the answer or is it just a myth. I want to try a little experiment with you. I wan ...
How collaboration drives globalization on the Agricultural Coast | Mary Lamie | TEDxStLouisWomen
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-29 15:57
Key Concepts - The "Ag Coast of America" is a 15-mile section on the Mississippi River in St Louis, moving the highest amount of grain by barge [1] - Collaboration among rail, river, roads, and runways is crucial for global commerce in the St Louis region [4][5] - The St Louis area functions as an agricultural coast, transporting crops globally [4] Transportation Efficiency & Cost - Optimizing the journey of corn from farm to kitchen table across different modes of transportation is a key focus [12] - Improved transportation efficiency can stabilize costs, such as air conditioning units [14] - Introducing a new international flight path from St Louis to Europe lowered the cost of jogging shoes [16] - Streamlining the movement of crude oil and coal can lower utility bills and gas prices [19][20] Infrastructure & Investment - A $230 million rail bridge replacement project was prioritized by the barge industry to enhance competitiveness through combined barge and rail rates [21] - Prioritizing infrastructure projects requires considering the impact on various industries, such as the barge industry's need for a rail bridge [20][21]
What if your health data could save a life? | Ashley Van Zeeland | TEDxSanDiegoWomen
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-24 17:00
Collaboration in Biomedical Science - The biomedical science industry is shifting from individual research to deep, diverse, and fast-moving collaboration [2][4] - Since 2020, nearly all Nobel Prizes in the sciences have been awarded to collaborators, highlighting the importance of teamwork in groundbreaking discoveries [3] - Patient data, including health data and genetic information, is essential for driving biomedical innovations [5] Personalized Medicine and Data Utilization - Access to genetic information from thousands of patients and volunteers is crucial for identifying disease-causing mutations [13] - Large-scale population studies, like the NIH's "All of Us" study, are identifying new biomarkers and genetics for diseases [5] - Open data sharing platforms, such as "PatientsLikeMe," enable individuals to contribute their information to research [5] Technological Advancements and Data Analysis - Tools like DNA sequencing, electronic medical records, and wearables generate massive amounts of biological information requiring large-scale population involvement for analysis [16][18] - The ability to analyze vast datasets allows for rapid diagnosis and personalized treatment, exemplified by the case of a baby named KJ who received a personalized gene editing therapy within six months [9][10][11][15] Ethical Considerations and Participation - Laws and protections are in place to guard against genetic discrimination, ensuring ethical data usage [21] - Individuals are invited to participate in research, shaping the ethics and contributing ideas on data usage and communication [21][22] - Numerous population-scale research programs worldwide offer opportunities for participation in biomedical research [22]
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OKX· 2025-10-21 18:05
Banks, asset managers, and crypto aren’t rivals - they’re partners in progress.Our President, @hfangca joins leaders from Circle, Northern Trust, Standard Chartered, and Franklin Templeton to discuss how collaboration is paving a new financial era. https://t.co/RNYeCbAdYo ...
How One Phrase Invites Creativity, Connection, & Innovation | Mary Messner | TEDxColumbiana
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-21 15:49
Last December, I get this text message from my business coach, and I haven't stopped thinking about it since. Here's what the text says. Hey, Mary, you ever heard of the band Wicked Lester? I've never heard of this band. But she continues, her next message says, "Their story reminds me of you. " Well, now I'm curious. So, I head to Google and here's what I learn. Wicked Lester is this rock band from the 1970s. It's five guys with one dream. They want to make it big. So, they hit the road, play live twice, a ...
Reclaiming Connection - The Art of Better Conversations | Mike Dyson | TEDxPerth Salon
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-20 15:25
Communication & Connection - Human capacity for honest conversations is a key strength for future generations to thrive [1][31] - Humans have communicated since the beginning through various means, enabling communication across divides [2] - The ability to communicate, collaborate, and innovate was crucial for survival [4] - Disconnection and division are increasing in society, impacting families, generations, and individuals [7][8] - Loneliness affects 15% of people, posing a significant global public health issue [8] - Social isolation is as dangerous as smoking 15 cigarettes a day and impacts longevity similarly to hypertension and obesity [9] Strategies for Better Conversations - Carve out time and space for conversations [20][21][22] - Lead with clear, safe honesty by sharing experiences and feelings [22][23][24] - Listen with genuine curiosity to learn and make others feel heard [25][26] - Ground conversations in action and accountability [27][28]
Building Resilient Food Systems
Prnewswire· 2025-10-16 13:04
Core Insights - The narrative surrounding food, climate, and resilience is evolving, emphasizing the importance of science, technology, and R&D in reimagining food systems [1][10] - AI is playing a crucial role in enhancing resilience by enabling real-time monitoring and predictive capabilities, thus transforming how climate risks are managed [2] Industry Collaboration - Resilience is built through collaboration across industries, geographies, and disciplines, making coalitions essential for future success [3] - Kellanova's "Better Days Promise" exemplifies the power of coalition, as seen in their Origins program that fosters sustainable sourcing through partnerships with NGOs, governments, and academics [5] Consumer Role - Consumers are pivotal in driving innovation and sustainability; their purchasing choices signal market demand for sustainable practices [4] - The challenge lies in designing foods that are not only sustainable but also delicious, convenient, and affordable to encourage consumer adoption [4] Regulatory and Financial Barriers - Existing regulations often hinder the adoption of sustainable ingredients, with outdated approval processes discouraging innovation [6] - New co-investment models are necessary to share risks and rewards in resilience-building initiatives, as demonstrated by collaborations in regenerative agriculture [7][8] Holistic Approach to Resilience - Building resilience requires a comprehensive approach that includes trust, accountability, and local action, ensuring that global goals translate into measurable progress [9] - The future of food will depend on the integration of science, innovation, and technology into a resilient system, which is already in progress [10]
The Roundabout That Changed How I lead | John Taylor McEntire | TEDxEtTagammo
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-15 15:38
[Applause] Asalamu alalaykum. Self mission. Let me self system mission.These are three words that are key in leadership. These are three words that are key in your success as a leader and your success in driving a team. Self system mission.In my neighborhood, there is a place where three roads converge into a a intersection. And this intersection is very very chaotic because these three roads are coming into it at different angles. There's um loud crashes.There are times when people don't know when they're ...