Japan, Armenia, Georgia, Iran or simply Germany — Alexander Wollert has seen quite a lot of the world. However, what sticks in his memory far more than […]
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Articles by: Julian de Kieviet
Live-Events are back!
…and we couldn’t be happier about it. TEDxFreiburg 2022 is only two weeks away and in this blog post, we’re going to let you know everything you […]
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Sebastian Müller | The D.I.Y. Energy Revolution — Balcony Photovoltaics Is That Easy!
Photovoltaics for private individuals — is that even possible? Yes, and it’s quite simple at that, as Sebastian Müller will convince you. Am I even allowed to […]
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El Flecha Negra | Live in Concert
South American roots meet Caribbean lightness. Intoxicating Chicha guitars play around crystal clear trumpet riffs. All crowned by the polyphonic chanting of the musicians who shine on […]
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Julia Reichert | Why Bad Feelings Are Good and Normal
Did you ever get the feeling that one small mishap could ruin your entire day? You’re not alone — and there is even an underlying psychological mechanism behind […]
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Phillip Grimm | How Artificial Intelligence Is Cleaning Up Our Rivers
Sewage overflows are by far not the sexiest topic. But you can be sure that Phillip Grimm will make you want to know much more about it! […]
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Vivian Loftin | Navigating the Recycling Jungle
As consumers, we have a great power. With our purchases, we affect businesses’ product developments. With our voices in elections and social media, we influence markets and […]
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Catharina Kreiling
Our newest team member Catharina helps our speakers on many levels: during the selection process, in speaker support as well as guiding them on the way to […]
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Markus Seppälä | Free to Fail
Have you ever felt that all eyes are always on you when you do something wrong? Markus Seppälä knows the feeling. As a speaker, event host and […]
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Silver Linings
…is the motto of TEDxFreiburg 2022! But what even is a “silver lining”? A metaphor for optimism, according to Wikipedia? A cloud formation that’s nice to look […]
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