When: 29th May, starting at 5pm

Where: Novartis Campus, Gehry Auditorium // Fabrikstrasse 15, 4056 Basel

We are thrilled to announce another edition of TEDxBasel! Mark your calendars for the 29th of May as we gather for an evening of networking, knowledge-sharing, and camaraderie.

Why Attend?

  • Weekday Convenience: Unlike our usual weekend events, this one is thoughtfully scheduled on a weekday to accommodate your busy schedules.

  • Inspiring Talks: Renowned speakers will share insights on cutting-edge topics

  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with colleagues, industry experts, and fellow enthusiasts.

  • Refreshments: Light refreshments will be served.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to engage, learn, and connect.

Tickets

Seats in our wonderful venue are limited, so secure yours today!

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2024 - General Admission
CHF 60.00
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2024 - 26 and Under
CHF 35.00
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2024 - Friend
CHF 100.00

3-Minute-Pop-Ups

Your chance to share your idea!

Have you ever wanted to give a TED talk? Well, you could be in luck! We will host the 3-min Pop-up Talks again this year! You have the unique opportunity to sign-up to give a 3 minute TED talk to share your idea. 

Find out more on how to here

Speakers

Curious to see who will speak at our event? Stay tuned, sign up for newsletter and follow us on social media, we announce speakers as the event approaches

Dr. Caroline Siefarth

Caroline is a R&D Food technologist with a PhD in Flavor research. She is a curious, passionate and outgoing food and coffee lover, working within research and development of coffee products for the last 10 years. Known for creating a ball with coffee, fully plant-based, fully compostable.

Valentin Spiess

Valentin Spiess, founder and CEO of iart ag, trained as an electrical engineer and has worked in New Media since 1993. His earliest forays into the medium were collaborations with artists, realising their media installations, and innovating engineering solutions, where the tech did not exist. Recognising the engineering and innovation gap existing in New Media, he founded iart in 2001—an office dedicated to the development and realisation of media projects. Since then, the small interdisciplinary team has grown to a force of over 50, specialised in every stage of conception, planning, and execution of media interventions. As a studio for media architectures, iart enhances physical spaces with digital technology—generating novel experiences. To date, iart has collaborated with internationally renowned architects, artists, brands, and museums, garnering numerous design awards around the globe.

Jill Zeugin

Jill has been actively involved in harm reduction since 2016, beginning her career in Basel's drug consumption rooms during her studies. After completing her bachelor in social work in 2018, she advanced to lead DIBS, a stationary drug checking service, and co-leads 'Safer Dance Basel', providing drug checking services at parties and festivals, focusing on recreational drug use in and around Basel. Her work is driven by the belief in informed choices, reducing stigma, and fostering a safer environment.