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John Abele, former founder and co-chair of Boston Scientific and former chairman and current board member of the F.I.R.S.T. Foundation discusses his involvement in science and technology literacy and...
Kory Rogers and Sara Woodbury discuss the upcoming Shelburne Museum exhibit "Time Machines: Robots, Rockets and Steampunk."
Joshua Bongard, University of Vermont assistant professor of computer science and co author of How the Body Shapes the Way we Think: A New View of Intelligence, with Robert Geraci, Manhattan...
Dayna Baumeister has worked in the field of biomimicry with Janine Benyus since 1998 as a business catalyst, educator, researcher, and design consultant. Together they founded the Biomimicry Guild,...
Paul Stamets has written six seminal mushroom-related books, including Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms,
Natalia Greene, born in Ecuador, coordinates the program on “Political Plurinationality and the Rights of Nature” at the Fundación Pachamama in Ecuador and is the President of CEDENMA, Ecuador... 
Taylor Ricketts is the Director of WWF's Conservation Science Program, and he served as a Convening Lead Author of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment - the 5-year, UN-sponsored effort to assess the...
What are the roles of educational institutions in the era of climate change? Dr. Anthony Cortese, a groundbreaking leader in transforming higher education, will survey some of the most promising developments...
Rooted in a profound encounter with the Achua people in a remote region of the Ecuadorian Amazon, The Pachamama Alliance seeks to change the dream of the modern world and bring forth an environmentally...
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