Cynthia Schneider will look at new and old modes of diplomacy in the context of the Arab revolutions and the responses to them.
Twenty years ago, based on his geological analyses, Dr. Robert Schoch concluded that the oldest portion of the Great Sphinx of Egypt dates back thousands of years earlier than the traditional archaeological attribution of circa 2500 BCE. Egyptologists were outraged, saying such an early date was ...
Steve McCurry, the celebrated photographer of the “Afghan Girl”, tells the story of his 2002 quest with a National Geographic team in Afghanistan to locate the subject of one of the world’s most recognised photographs.
Amartey Golding, brought to BOLDtalks by INtheFrame, will be painting some of the talks live on stage as they are being presented. The completed painting will be donated to Palestine Children's Relief Fund.
The motocross accident that left Chris paralyzed from the chest down in 2009 has changed his life in more ways than he ever imagined.
Dr. Eesa Bastaki is the BOLDtalks 2011 moderator. He opens the programme with Keynote remarks, and further facilitates the Q’s & A’s sessions between the speakers and the audience.
Dr. Jonathan Ellis, a Senior Theoretical Physicist at European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), introduces the Large Hydron Collider, explains its objective, update its current status and give an insight on the expected results.
BOLDtalks 2012 Moderator, Dr. Duffy will also share his view on value of open dialogue among the community.
Dr. Melanie Schlatter’s presentation examines key studies from the medical literature which highlight the supremacy of the mind over the intimidating nature of illness and disease, and how our thoughts have the ability to harness more than we imagine.
Dr. Michael Cremo, an independent historian of archeology, present an alternative to Darwin’s theory of evolution that is met with much controversy by the mainstream scientists.