LIVE STREAM: TedX Conference Held at Stony Brook

For those who can't make Thursday's TedX Event, we're providing the above livestream of the seminars.

Here is the full schedule:

The Beat One (9:15 a.m. - 2 p.m.)

Lauren Hale - Associate Professor, Department of Preventive Medicine, Sleep Deprivation as a Source of Disparities in Health, Economic and Social Well-being

Kent Gustavson - Alumni ‘04 MA Music, ‘07 PhD Music, Metaphorical Cliff Jumping

Neha Kinariwalla, Student, Junior Sociology major, International Studies minor, The Humanology Project

Ken Dill, Director, Laufer Center for Physical and Quantitative Biology, The World’s Smallest and Most Powerful Machines: Protein Molecules

Amanda Palmer, The Art of Asking

Joanna Kaczorowska, Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Music, To Inspire and Be Inspiring

Fikri Birey, Student, PhD candidate in Genetics, Mood Disorders are Glial Disorders

Hannes Baumann, Adjunct Professor, School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, In the Anthropocene, Predator Swamping is a Doomed Evolutionary Strategy

Ruchi Shah, Student, Sophomore Biology major, Journalism minor, Building a Foundation for Science and Research to Improve Our World

Alexa Meade, Your Body is My Canvas

Howard Schneider, Dean, School of Journalism, Finding a Cure for “Newsmosis,” a Civic Disease Ravaging America

The Beat Two (2:15 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.)

Rich Fantasia, Audio Visual Associate, Teaching, Learning & Technology, Our Beat

Daniel Menaker, Faculty, MFA in Creative Writing & Literature, Southampton Arts, WEIGHTED WORDS

Arianna Warner, Alumni, ‘13 BA Studio Art, The Dinosaur Onesie Project

Mitchell Fourman, Alumni, ‘08 BA Political Science/History. Currently a 4th year med student, Seeing Medicine Through Fluorescent Eyes

Robert Lang, The Math and Magic of Origami

Nobuho Nagasawa, Faculty, MFA Graduate Program Director, Art Department, Interactive Art of Light and Sound

Fred Ferguson, Director of the Advanced Education Program in Pediatric Dentistry, School of Dental Medicine, An Opportunity to Improve Wellness, Prevention, Quality of Life and Overall Health

David Ecker, Alumni, ‘95 BS Computer Science. Currently serves as Director of Research Technologies in Teaching, Learning & Technology, When Life Throws You a Curve Ball, Either Duck or Learn to Hit Curve Balls

Shyam Sankar, The Rise of Human-Computer Cooperation

Paul Bingham and Joanne Souza, Paul Bingham is an Associate Professor and Joanne Souza is a lecturer in the Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Evolution of Our Language, Cognitive Virtuosity, and Our Unique Sexual and Social Behavior

Alberto Perez, Junior Fellow, Laufer Center for Physical and Quantitative Biology, Untangling DNA