Mahsa Fischer emphasizes the importance of blending technology with user experience, showcasing innovative projects like a cancer counseling app and tools for campus collaboration.

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Rolf Heilmann delves into the journey of crystals from ancient symbols of power to essential components in modern technology, highlighting their role in healing, jewelry, and electronics.

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Michael Schredl explores the causes of nightmares and presents proven methods to manage and reduce them. His talk provides practical insights into transforming distressing dreams into positive experiences.

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Isabell Steidl, Sustainability and Policy Advisor, explores how AI can address global challenges, particularly in climate action. Drawing on her G20 Youth Delegate experience, she highlights AI's potential to optimize renewable energy, enhance carbon capture, and accelerate progress beyond traditional methods.

Sami Solanki examines how changes in solar radiation impact Earth's climate and whether the Sun is a key factor in recent global climate changes.

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Christiane Werner highlights forests' role in mitigating CO2 emissions while addressing threats from climate change, particularly droughts. She explores tree adaptations like volatile emissions and introduces innovative methods like drought experiments and sensing networks to understand and preserve forest resilience.

Andreas Butz reflects on AI predictions. Drawing from Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem, he explores whether AI can truly replicate human understanding or if we’ll ever fully grasp our own brain’s complexity.

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Inga Neumann delves into how substances like endorphins and dopamine shape behavior, mood, and well-being, exploring their evolutionary role and impact on our physiology.