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Photo by Bas Uterwijk

 

With Business Contact representatative

The TEDxAms2015 audience joins in the fun of creating the closing act.

Inventor and entrepreneur Avi Yaron speaking about the importance of emotional health at TEDxAms2015.

At one time or another, almost everyone has asked the question: where’s my phone? BigQuestions asked at TEDxAmsterdam 2015.

 

Photo credit: Kim Hanskamp

The three finalists for the TEDxAmsterdam Award onstage to pitch to the TEDxAms2015 audience.

The Dutch National Research Agenda (Nationale Wetenschapsagenda) has collected more than 11,700 questions from the Dutch public. Some of the questions require years of research, others can be readily answered. TEDxAms2015

 

Mark Dingemanse is a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics who is interested in how people use language in everyday life — from sharing information to building social relations. In September 2015 he and his colleagues won an Ig Nobel Prize for his work which shows that ‘Huh?’may well be a universal word used when people miss what someone has just said.

A PIPS:lab production always surprises and is totally self-made. The computer is their mixing tool, blending music, theatre, film and a healthy dose of comedy into innovative performances and interactive installations. They produce their own software, hardware, music tracks, stories, and visuals. But no PIPS:lab production is ever complete without the input of the audience.

 

Photo credit: Renata Szostek

Lucas de Man, the stage manager of TEDxAms2015.

Avi Yaron speaking to the TEDxAms2015 crowd

Even in the least likely places...

Avi Yaron speaking to the TEDxAms2015 audience.

Audience offering help to winner TEDxAmsterdam Award

Photo credit: Kim Hanskamp

Jim Stolze talking to the TEDxAms2015 crowd.

Ad Vingerhoets, Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Tilburg University, believes that emotional tears have played an important role in our evolution and still serve important functions. TEDxAms2015

Maurice Mikkers on the beauty of tears

Photo credit: Kim Hanskamp

The Dutch National Research Agenda (Nationale Wetenschapsagenda) has collected more than 11,700 questions from the Dutch public. Some of the questions require years of research, others can be readily answered. TEDxAms2015

 

Photo by Rakesh Mijling

Wim Leereveld offers support.

The TEDxAms2015 audience simply glows.

TEDxAms2015 audience lit up for the closing act.

Monique van Dusseldorp introduces the final speaker for TEDxAms2015.

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