Lift Conference laurenthaug@gmail.com http://videos.liftconference.com/tag/research en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Lift Conference The talks given at the Lift conference in video Lift gathers brilliant minds who share their ideas and insights on how digital technologies reshape society. technology, innovation, digital, internet, web, conference no http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2953743 <p>Open Prosthetics is a movement and a community that looks (i) to find economically feasible ways of producing medical devices for underserved medical populations and (ii) to give patients a way to participate to (even large and sophisticated) projects that develop technologies in their name. By facilitating the exchange of knowledge, Open prosthetics has allowed projects to develop that make prosthesis more available, while others focus more on new possibilities that would never find a market before that (such as specialized, customized, or even fancy replacement limbs), or even new ways of producing high-end research (lego hands for prototyping...).</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2953743"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/1984080/2953743/4bf6ff2b951f4292ecfd0ba8c3902577/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2953743 Tue, 30 Aug 2011 09:28:09 GMT Jonathan Kuniholm "Open Prosthetics, where it comes from, what it changes,... Open Prosthetics is a movement and a community that looks (i) to find economically feasible ways of producing medical devices for underserved medical populations and (ii) to give patients a way to participate to (even large and sophisticated) projects that develop technologies in their name. By facilitating the exchange of knowledge, Open prosthetics has allowed projects to develop that make prosthesis more available, while others focus more on new possibilities that would never find a market before that (such as specialized, customized, or even fancy replacement limbs), or even new ways of producing high-end research (lego hands for prototyping...). Open Prosthetics is a movement and a community that looks (i) to find economically feasible ways of producing medical devices for underserved medical populations and (ii) to give patients a way to participate to (even large and sophisticated) projects that develop technologies in their name. By facilitating the exchange of knowledge, Open prosthetics has allowed projects to develop that make prosthesis more available, while others focus more on new possibilities that would never find a market before that (such as specialized, customized, or even fancy replacement limbs), or even new ways of producing high-end research (lego hands for prototyping...). Lift Conference 24:35 <p>Open Prosthetics is a movement and a community that looks (i) to find economically feasible ways of producing medical devices for underserved medical populations and (ii) to give patients a way to participate to (even large and sophisticated) projects that develop technologies in their name. By facilitating the exchange of knowledge, Open prosthetics has allowed projects to develop that make prosthesis more available, while others focus more on new possibilities that would never find a market before that (such as specialized, customized, or even fancy replacement limbs), or even new ways of producing high-end research (lego hands for prototyping...).</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2953743"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/1984080/2953743/4bf6ff2b951f4292ecfd0ba8c3902577/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> 2011 Jonathan Kuniholm Lift Marseille care fing innovation medical prosthetics research technology http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911575 <p>In this speech, Tobie Kerridge describes the "Material Beliefs" project, a design research project with a focus on a speculative approach to biotechnology as a form of engagement with the public.</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911575"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/1984081/2911575/56fc5ef40eb4240697c4bc3d30df017a/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911575 Wed, 24 Aug 2011 09:59:10 GMT Tobie Kerridge "Debating Biotechnology – Speculative Design as Public... In this speech, Tobie Kerridge describes the "Material Beliefs" project, a design research project with a focus on a speculative approach to biotechnology as a form of engagement with the public. In this speech, Tobie Kerridge describes the "Material Beliefs" project, a design research project with a focus on a speculative approach to biotechnology as a form of engagement with the public. Lift Conference 25:38 <p>In this speech, Tobie Kerridge describes the "Material Beliefs" project, a design research project with a focus on a speculative approach to biotechnology as a form of engagement with the public.</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911575"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/1984081/2911575/56fc5ef40eb4240697c4bc3d30df017a/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> Marseille Tobie Kerridge biotechnology design fing france lift11 research http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911519 <p>The current disruption in healthcare corresponds to the fact that patients can access tools to gather information, aggregate data, act, and see results reflected in real-time. In his speech, Paul Wicks presents the consequences which can be listed as follows:<br /> Medicine: Patients are more engaged with managing their own illness, receive better outcomes / resistance from medical community in some quarters<br /> Research: Patients can find out about clinical trials going on anywhere in the world and participate online or even carry out their own research programs - increasingly being viewed as credible in the peer-reviewed world<br /> Business: Payers want to pay for improved outcomes, not transactions. The pill must be shown to be more effective than existing alternatives in the real world, not just a placebo in a controlled trial.<br /> Safety: Patients can submit their own safety events in real-time and enter in to a dialogue with manufacturers about how to improve their products.</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911519"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/1984078/2911519/8ce3dd6b272ff6cd881dd37309305181/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911519 Tue, 23 Aug 2011 10:17:55 GMT Paul Wicks "Putting patients at the center of healthcare; disruption in... The current disruption in healthcare corresponds to the fact that patients can access tools to gather information, aggregate data, act, and see results reflected in real-time. In his speech, Paul Wicks presents the consequences which can be listed as follows: Medicine: Patients are more engaged with managing their own illness, receive better outcomes / resistance from medical community in some quarters Research: Patients can find out about clinical trials going on anywhere in the world and participate online or even carry out their own research programs - increasingly being viewed as credible in the peer-reviewed world Business: Payers want to pay for improved outcomes, not transactions. The pill must be shown to be more effective than existing alternatives in the real world, not just a placebo in a controlled trial. Safety: Patients can submit their own safety events in real-time and enter in to a dialogue with manufacturers about how to improve their products. The current disruption in healthcare corresponds to the fact that patients can access tools to gather information, aggregate data, act, and see results reflected in real-time. In his speech, Paul Wicks presents the consequences which can be listed as follows: Medicine: Patients are more engaged with managing their own illness, receive better outcomes / resistance from medical community in some quarters Research: Patients can find out about clinical trials going on anywhere in the world and participate online or even carry out their own research programs - increasingly being viewed as credible in the peer-reviewed world Business: Payers want to pay for improved outcomes, not transactions. The pill must be shown to be more effective than existing alternatives in the real world, not just a placebo in a controlled trial. Safety: Patients can submit their own safety events in real-time and enter in to a dialogue with manufacturers about how to improve their products. Lift Conference 23:33 <p>The current disruption in healthcare corresponds to the fact that patients can access tools to gather information, aggregate data, act, and see results reflected in real-time. In his speech, Paul Wicks presents the consequences which can be listed as follows:<br /> Medicine: Patients are more engaged with managing their own illness, receive better outcomes / resistance from medical community in some quarters<br /> Research: Patients can find out about clinical trials going on anywhere in the world and participate online or even carry out their own research programs - increasingly being viewed as credible in the peer-reviewed world<br /> Business: Payers want to pay for improved outcomes, not transactions. The pill must be shown to be more effective than existing alternatives in the real world, not just a placebo in a controlled trial.<br /> Safety: Patients can submit their own safety events in real-time and enter in to a dialogue with manufacturers about how to improve their products.</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/2911519"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/1984078/2911519/8ce3dd6b272ff6cd881dd37309305181/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> France Marseille Paul Wicks disruption fing healthcare information innovation lift11 medicine research safety http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1254943 <p>Jan Chipchase is Principal Scientist at Nokia Research Center. He presents about "Literacy, Communication & Design" at the LIFT07 conference on Thursday, February 8, 2007</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1254943"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/889266/1254943/7c525f006338902a4018c128d80ec21d/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1254943 Wed, 27 Jul 2011 14:00:00 GMT Jan Chipchase "Literacy, Communication & Design" Jan Chipchase is Principal Scientist at Nokia Research Center. He presents about "Literacy, Communication & Design" at the LIFT07 conference on Thursday, February 8, 2007 Jan Chipchase is Principal Scientist at Nokia Research Center. He presents about "Literacy, Communication & Design" at the LIFT07 conference on Thursday, February 8, 2007 Lift Conference 25:00 <p>Jan Chipchase is Principal Scientist at Nokia Research Center. He presents about "Literacy, Communication & Design" at the LIFT07 conference on Thursday, February 8, 2007</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1254943"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/889266/1254943/7c525f006338902a4018c128d80ec21d/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> communication design english ethnography lift07 literacy nokia research http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1178752 <p>Sabine is a researcher from the EPFL specializing in robotics. Her presentation explains how robots are changing the way we live and work, with more autonomous and intelligent machines coming to us in the near future. Sabine closes her talk by explaining the legal and ethical challenges facing this growing industry.</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1178752"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/889266/1178752/0e3ee862c48bb5e33b2168d8f0b4e0de/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1178752 Fri, 13 May 2011 13:08:24 GMT Sabine Hauert "Robotics today" Sabine is a researcher from the EPFL specializing in robotics. Her presentation explains how robots are changing the way we live and work, with more autonomous and intelligent machines coming to us in the near future. Sabine closes her talk by explaining the legal and ethical challenges facing this growing industry. Sabine is a researcher from the EPFL specializing in robotics. Her presentation explains how robots are changing the way we live and work, with more autonomous and intelligent machines coming to us in the near future. Sabine closes her talk by explaining the legal and ethical challenges facing this growing industry. Lift Conference 19:44 <p>Sabine is a researcher from the EPFL specializing in robotics. Her presentation explains how robots are changing the way we live and work, with more autonomous and intelligent machines coming to us in the near future. Sabine closes her talk by explaining the legal and ethical challenges facing this growing industry.</p><p><a href="http://videos.liftconference.com/photo/1178752"><img src="http://videos.liftconference.com/889266/1178752/0e3ee862c48bb5e33b2168d8f0b4e0de/standard" width="645" height="362"/></a></p> english ethics innovation lift11 research robot robotics