October 14-15 2019 | Boston | USA
Thank you for a great conference, relive the sessions by watching the replays below.
Attendees at Science in the Age of Experience 2019 in Boston experienced three connected sessions on Better Living, Sustainable Planet and Product Innovation – wide-ranging topics of critical current importance to government, industry and society. Each session began with a presentation from a renowned thought leader in Science. It continued with an executive presentation highlighting today’s challenges and concluded with a customer panel discussion and a technical demonstration.
Speakers included Lisa Randall, Michio Kaku, Hugh Herr, Jennifer Wilcox and Neil Gershenfeld with corporate speakers from Corbion, Sanofi and Fermenich. Panelists included Biogen, BioSerenity, CELLINK, SRK Consulting, Purdue University, Volvo Truck Technology, ECCO Shoes, Base 11 and Joby Aviation. A talk from the US FDA completed the Better Living session.
The conference demonstrated that Science is everywhere and that Dassault Systèmes is a scientific company. By creating and virtually sharing scientific knowledge, we can truly innovate and avoid the inevitable waste of a trial-and-error approach. We can reduce risk and costs, getting it right the first time, and then do it again to sustain innovation and solve the challenges facing society.
We welcome you to be inspired by the rich content of Science in the Age of Experience 2019 with the session replays below.
Hear from the scientific leaders who presented at Science in the Age of Experience. Discover how companies are reshaping their businesses to advance better living, sustainability and innovation. Experience how science powers our world.
Bernard Charlès, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer, demonstrates that...
Society is at the threshold of a new age when machines will no longer be separate, lifeless mechanisms, but will instead...
Jennifer Wilcox, Professor of Chemical Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, shows that direct carbon capture will...
