New talk announcement: Cities are People
Excited to have Yuri Artibise coming over from Vancouver to talk about his idea on how Cities are People
New talk announcement: Students for the Exploration and Development of Space
Who isn’t interested in space exploration? We’re excited to hear Justin Curran’s idea on Students for the Exploration and Development of Space
New talk announcement: Taking Tony Buzan’s Mind Mapping into the 21st century
Another speaking coming in from Vancouver, Joshua Caldwell will be talking about Taking Tony Buzan’s Mind Mapping into the 21st century.
New talk announcement: Creating an economically viable exercise program for people with Parkinson’s Disease
We’re interested to hear Karla Gallagher’s talk on Creating an economically viable exercise program for people with Parkinson’s Disease
New talk announcement: Individualized Apps for Developmental Disabilities
We’re excited to have Mitchell Temkin challenge our preconceived notion of the disabled with his idea on Individualized Apps for Developmental Disabilities
New talk announcement: Student Politics: An Illusion of Power
One of our youngest speakers to date, we’re happy to announce 17-year-old Sebastien Guillemot will be present his idea, Student Politics: An Illusion of Power
New talk announcement: CSA: The Acronym of our Time
26th announced talk of the 2012 IdeaWave conference is by Rhona McAdam who will be speaking on CSA: The Acronym of our Time
New talk announcement: Do you say yes to the demon?
We’re excited to announce our 25th speaker returning from Seattle, Helen Cook will be speaking on her idea, Do you say yes to the demon?
New talk announcement: Citizen Science: opportunities and hazards in a patented world
Happy to announce another IdeaWave vet, and a Victoria inventor (rare, mostly innovators these days!) worth paying attention to, Brian White will be speaking on Citizen Science: opportunities and hazards in a patented world.
New talk announcement: Student-Built Nano-Satellites
Some people might find this talk really out there, but we’re excited to announce Nigel Syrotuck’s talk on Student-Built Nano-Satellites.