Come la nostra percezione del tempo è cambiata nella storia e ha trasformato anche noi. Progetta sistemi, che siano prodotti, aziende o modelli di business. Il suo percorso inizia con una matita in mano e una laurea in Design del Prodotto al Politecnico di Torino, imparando a dare forma e funzione alle idee. Questa vocazione per la costruzione lo ha portato a scalare la sua visione, passando dal design di un singolo oggetto alla guida di intere organizzazioni come CEO e alla consulenza strategica come Advisor per ecosistemi di innovazione. È una transizione che lo ha spinto a cercare gli strumenti del futuro, trovandoli in un percorso executive dedicato alla Blockchain presso il MIT di Boston. Oggi, la sua ricerca è rivolta a come le tecnologie decentralizzate possano ridefinire il concetto stesso di prodotto e di valore. Claudio non si limita a osservare il cambiamento: usa i suoi strumenti di designer e la sua esperienza di leader per progettarlo attivamente, costruendo i paradigmi su cui si fonderà il business di domani. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Ho impiegato sei anni per realizzare la fotografia che sognavo affrontando delusioni, nebbie e fallimenti ma senza mai scoraggiarmi. Il tempo è l’architetto dei grandi sogni. Ho capito che il successo non nasce solo dal talento o dalla tecnica ma dalla pazienza dalla costanza e dalla visione. Ogni fallimento è stato un passo necessario verso il risultato finale. Il tempo non è un nemico ma un alleato silenzioso che affina la tecnica e la maturità interiore. Il 15 dicembre 2023 finalmente sono riuscito a scattare la foto che desideravo e il giorno giusto è arrivato. Quell’immagine ha cambiato la mia vita facendomi conoscere al grande pubblico e mostrando il potere del tempo e della fortuna insieme. Ho imparato che la fortuna vale solo se trova terreno preparato da anni di lavoro e dedizione. La mia esperienza dimostra che non è mai troppo tardi per cambiare anche dopo una vita diversa e un grave incidente. La pazienza, il tempo e il coraggio di ricominciare sono la vera chiave per realizzare i propri sogni. Nato a Biella nel 1981, cammina tra le montagne e le stelle con l’anima di chi ascolta il silenzio del cielo. Laureato in Scienze Forestali, ha scelto la luce come linguaggio, facendo della fotografia un ponte tra Terra e infinito. Autodidatta e visionario, attende per anni l’istante perfetto, come fece per lo scatto che catturò Superga, il Monviso e la Luna in un unico respiro: fu così che la NASA lo consacrò all’eternità. Valerio crede nel potere dell’immagine come strumento di comunicazione, capace di evocare ricordi e suscitare riflessioni, rendendo visibile ciò che spesso resta invisibile. Ogni sua immagine è un incontro tra precisione e poesia, tra scienza e sogno. Torino lo ha riconosciuto come Ambasciatore delle sue meraviglie, ma Valerio resta un cercatore di quiete, che scrive col tempo e con la luce. Le sue fotografie non mostrano solo paesaggi: rivelano ciò che normalmente sfugge allo sguardo distratto, la danza segreta dell’universo. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

في عالم اليوم، لم يعد الانتشار على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي مسألة حظ، بل هو معادلة تقوم على الفهم والتأثير. الوصول إلى الجماهير لا يحدث صدفة، بل من خلال التوازن بين التوقيت، والصدق، والاتصال الحقيقي مع الآخرين. عندما يجتمع الهدف مع الإبداع، يتحول الوجود الرقمي إلى تأثير حقيقي وملموس.In today’s world, social media is no longer about luck; it’s about understanding the equation behind influence and reach. Going viral isn’t a coincidence; it’s a balance of timing, authenticity, and connection. When purpose meets creativity, impact becomes measurable, and that’s when digital presence turns into real influence.#SocialMedia #DigitalImpact #OnlinePresence #SocialInfluence #ViralContent #DigitalStrategy #ContentCreation Kazim Fayad is an award-winning filmmaker and digital storyteller known for his emotionally powerful content and cinematic voice. With a following of over 870,000 on Instagram, Kazim creates films and videos that explore vulnerability, resilience, and the depth of human experience. His acclaimed short film Yusif showcases his ability to connect deeply with audiences through raw, authentic storytelling.Despite undergoing two major surgeries—one on his eye and one on his knee—Kazim continued to create, pushing boundaries and inspiring others to share their truth. He has helped numerous voices rise to prominence.Kazim’s mission is to use storytelling as a tool for healing, expression, and impact. His unique blend of cinematic skill and emotional insight positions him as a leading figure in the Arab creative scene, bridging real-life struggles with meaningful narratives that resonate globally. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

NOTE FROM TED: While some may find this helpful as a complementary approach, please do not look to this talk for medical advice. This talk only represents the speaker's personal approach to and understanding of music and the brain. As the speaker states, claims around color-coded music notation and autism warrant further scientific investigation. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdfMartha Summa-Chadwick, DMA, will discuss Notes2Blocks, a JAVA-based program that uses color-coded charts to make music accessible for individuals with motor, cognitive, and social challenges. The program aids in therapeutic settings for conditions like autism, dementia, and stroke recovery, and the talk will include a live demo showcasing its features. Martha Summa-Chadwick, DMA, has attained a national reputation as an educator, presenter, performer, and advocate for the cause of music in therapy. She has performed as piano and harpsichord soloist with orchestras across the country. To help educate audiences in an overview of biomedical music protocols, she has established a series of both chamber and solo concerts. For the past two decades, Dr. Summa-Chadwick has explored various ways to apply music for therapeutic as well as aesthetic ends. She is the Executive Director of the nonprofit organization Music Therapy Gateway in Communications, Inc. (mtgic.org), the author of Trevor the Noteable G.O.A.T. (trevorthenoteablegoat.com – in press), and a frequent guest speaker at national and regional conferences discussing the use of biomedical music techniques for challenged children. She is investigating how music protocols can be automated into software applications to assist persons with motor, speech, or cognition challenges. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

NOTE FROM TED: ​​While some viewers may find this helpful as a complementary approach, please do not look to this talk for medical advice. This talk only represents the speaker's personal views and understanding of strength training, dementia, and longevity which warrants further scientific investigation. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdfIn this talk, Solana Lewis challenges the way we think about time. She reveals how strength training can do more than build muscle; it can sharpen your mind, slow cognitive decline, and give you back control of your most valuable resource, time. Drawing from science and lived experience, Solana shows how staying strong isn’t just about fitness, it’s about reclaiming your independence, extending your life, and owning every moment of it. Solana Lewis is a World Champion Powerlifter who earned her title at just 21 years old through the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF). As the founder of Strength SoLutions Inc., she coaches athletes at every level and provides personalized nutrition support to help them perform at their best.Outside of coaching, Solana is an educator and advocate for youth empowerment. She co-leads a Podcast Club for students from grade school to high school and encourages them to use their voice and to build confidence in telling their story, interviewing and enhance their social emotional learning skills. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

We are what we do — our identities are the sum of our knowledge, experiences and actions. In a world rapidly filled with AI generators, what does it take to protect our identity, and those of the generations to come? Heather Zheng, co-director of the SANDLAB at UChicago, presents bold ideas that empower individuals to restore control over their identity by changing how they share data online. Together with her partner, Ben Zhao, the two UChicago professors and their team have released Glaze and Nightshade, tools that disrupt generative AI from training on and mimicking artists without their consent.Dr. Heather Zheng is the Neubauer Professor of Computer Science at University of Chicago and co-director of the SAND Lab (Security, Algorithms, Networking and Data) alongside Prof. Ben Y. Zhao. She received her PhD from University of Maryland, College Park. Prior to joining UChicago in 2017, she spent six years in industry labs (Bell-Labs and Microsoft Research Asia) and 12 years as a faculty at University of California, Santa Barbara.Dr. Zheng was one of MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35 in 2005, and her research on cognitive radios was featured by MIT Technology Review as one of the 10 Emerging Technologies in 2006. More recently, her work on protecting human creatives from unethical data exploration received the USENIX Internet Defense Prize, the Chicago Innovation Award, a special mention in TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2023, and the Community Impact Award from the Concept Art Association in 2024.This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx