There are two people in LukeBacon’s collective.
Anil Seth is a professor of neuroscience who is also a bestselling author. He conducts experiments on people’s brains and then talks about it afterwards.
His talks have been known to be mind-altering.
https://archive.dconstruct.org/2022/consciousness
Anil spoke at the final dConstruct, a special one-off anniversary edition held in 2022. The theme of the day was design transformation.
Seb Lee-Delisle is an artist working in different media …but mostly lasers. His Laser Light Synths project is particularly fun!
Seb previously spoke at dConstruct in 2012, when he gave a talk called Pixels, People, and Play.
https://archive.dconstruct.org/2022/lasers
Seb spoke at the final dConstruct, a special one-off anniversary edition held in 2022. The theme of the day was design transformation.
Matt Webb is a technologist, product designer, and writer who defies categorisation. He has headed up a design studio, co-founded a start-up, and now consults on super-clever machine learning stuff. His blog is brilliant.
Matt previously spoke at dConstruct back in 2007, when he gave a talk called The Experience Stack.
https://archive.dconstruct.org/2022/togetherness
Matt spoke at the final dConstruct, a special one-off anniversary edition held in 2022. The theme of the day was design transformation.
Sarah Angliss is a multi-instrumentalist musician, producer and robotic artist who composes for film, theatre and the concert stage. She plays a mean theremin.
Sarah previously spoke at dConstruct in 2013, when she gave a talk called Tech and the Uncanny.
https://archive.dconstruct.org/2022/atomicgardener
Sarah spoke at the final dConstruct, a special one-off anniversary edition held in 2022. The theme of the day was design transformation.
Daniel Burka is a Canadian digital designer who has previously worked in the agency world, at Silicon Valley startups, and even venture capital. But now he’s doing truly meaningful work, designing for busy healthcare workers in low-income countries.
Daniel previously spoke at dConstruct back in 2008, when he gave a talk called Designing for Interaction.
https://archive.dconstruct.org/2022/hardproblems
Daniel spoke at the final dConstruct, a special one-off anniversary edition held in 2022. The theme of the day was design transformation.
Lauren Beukes is an award-winning author from South Africa whose book Shining Girls has recently been adapted for television. Some of her work is kind of sci-fi, some of it is kind of horror, some of it is kind of magical realism, and all of it is great.
Lauren previously spoke at dConstruct in 2012, when she gave a talk called Imagined Futures.
https://archive.dconstruct.org/2022/connections
Lauren spoke at the final dConstruct, a special one-off anniversary edition held in 2022. The theme of the day was design transformation.
George Oates is an Australian designer and entrepreneur. She works in the cultural heritage sector and she’s an expert on digital archives. Her latest challenge is working out how to make an online photography archive last for 100 years.
George previously spoke at dConstruct back in 2007, where she and Denise Wilton had a conversation called Human Traffic.
https://archive.dconstruct.org/2022/flickr100
George spoke at the final dConstruct, a special one-off anniversary edition held in 2022. The theme of the day was design transformation.
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In part one of Paul Holdengraber's conversation with William Gibson topics include the future, the past, and how weird and cool the phone is.
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That the future needs us to be different is unarguable. But the world cannot change until we change our minds to meet it. We must be literate about the choices the future offers us and moral in ones we take. Mark Stevenson spends his life working with organisations of every hue, helping see their role in creating a better future, or to die gracefully if they need to. Our closing address will be a call to arms. The future is up for grabs. Grab hold.
http://2015.dconstruct.org/speaker/mark-stevenson
Mark is one of the world’s most respected thinkers and speakers on technology and societal trends, helping us see where the world is going and how to adapt. He is the author of the best-selling “An Optimist’s Tour of the Future”, and the forthcoming “We Do Things Differently: travels on the cutting edge of change”. He is the founder of the cultural change agency We Do Things Differently, and his many advisory roles include Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Earth Challenge, crowd-investing company Trillion Fund, start-up incubator Mass Challenge, as well as Civilised Bank and The Institution of Mechanical Engineers.
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