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Liv Boeree
Astrophysicist and one of the best female professional poker players. An in-demand speaker covering decision-making; risk-taking; probability & artificial intelligence.
UK
Keynote speaker Liv Boeree is known as the leading female poker player in the UK. Clients book her for her incredible insights and her ability to relate different aspects of poker to everyday life and the challenges we face. Liv also speaks on...
Vince Ebert
Scientist, comedian and business expert showing people how to use the unpredictability of the future to their advantage
Germany
Speaker Vince Ebert is a top science comedian. As a keynote speaker, his style is truly unique as he connects business, humour and science in a special way. He is dedicated to showing people why the future is not predictable and how to use this to...
Alexander Bard
Cyberphilosopher, writer, record producer, TV host and co-author of the globally successful The Futurica Trilogy
Sweden
Keynote speaker Alexander Bard’s presentations are as diverse as his career has been throughout the last thirty years - from crossdressed bubblegum pop singer to serious university lecturer. Alexander is a unique character and a charismatic...
Ian Pearson
Leading futurist, author and entrepreneur speaking about the future of different aspects of the our lives
UK
The keynote speaker Ian Pearson is a leading futurist. He delivers captivating and provocative talks all over Europe about the future of many aspects of our daily lives - from work to leisure, fashion and climate...
About Physics
- The science of physics concerns itself with the laws of time, space and mass, the physical laws and theories following mathematical principles of logic.
- Physics is an empirical science which means hypotheses and theories must be tested and repeated before they are accepted as true, as physical laws.
- The history of physics is long and interesting and many physicists achieved fame during the course of history. Examples of famous modern age physicists are Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr and Stephen Hawking.
- Keynote speakers dealing with physics take a closer look at the many aspects of physics.