Albert Hobohm
Albert Hobohm challenges our most fundamental ethical beliefs and reveals uncomfortable truths about human progress. Through lessons from dark human history, Hobohm shows us that we might not be as morally enlightened as we think – and what to do about it.
Artur Rogalski
Artur Rogalski is a Polish photographer, who despite his disabilities shows that everything can be accomplished. During his speech he will give everybody a little tour of his life to make us look at our world from his perspective. In spite of the challenges he has had to face with he undeniably proves that the impossible does not exist.
Barbara Pietruszczak
Basia Pietruszczak and Kamila Raczyńska, undaunted by taboos, fiercely educate both men and women on menstruation, sexuality, and body positivity. In their speech, they share their own and other women's experiences with menses, disclose horrifying data on period poverty, and lead the way on how each one of us could have an impact on women's intimate health.
Dota Szymborska
Dota Szymborska is a Polish triathlete and philosopher fascinated with artificial intelligence and new technologies. During her speech, she shows how these passions come together and how many moral dilemmas will be brought about by a future in which autonomous cars will become everyday life.
Emilian Snarski
Emilian Snarski is a Polish physician whose interests focus on stem cell transplantation. He set himself a seemingly unachievable goal to create a transplantation protocol that would reduce complications to 0%. During his speech, he will prove that by making small steps you can bring far reaching change in peoples' lives.
Joanna Budzis
Joanna Budzis is a Polish swimmer, Olympic athlete and sport psychologist. In her speech, she talks about talent, a sense of control and pressure of great results. Will these things allow you to use your full potential? See it yourself!
Kamila Raczyńska
Basia Pietruszczak and Kamila Raczyńska, undaunted by taboos, fiercely educate both men and women on menstruation, sexuality, and body positivity. In their speech, they share their own and other women's experiences with menses, disclose horrifying data on period poverty, and lead the way on how each one of us could have an impact on women's intimate health.
Marek Postuła
Professor Marek Postuła, a Polish physician, introduces the hypothesis of data being the most valuable resource in the world and how it can influence medicine. Are there any significant lifestyle changes ahead of us? During his speech, we can learn how collecting medical records can extend our healthspan.
Om Agarwal
Om Agarwal, a talented young researcher, shares the idea that anything is possible in the age of Internet. As a proof, he introduces his own achievement - improving the diagnostic rate of breast cancer. Through the power of artificial intelligence, he finds a way to use experts' knowledge anywhere in the world.