Participants
A’man Inayah Alfaisal University
Adam Margolin Oregon Health Sciences University Breast Cancer Sage DREAM Challenge
Aimee Swartz Writer, Journalist
Akpéli Nordor Institute Curie
Alan Payne BUPA
Ale Abdo Garoa Hacker Clube Open Science practice and advocacy community
Aled Edwards Structural Genomics Consortium Sharing information about the human genome
Alexander Pico Gladstone Institutes, San Francisco Open collaboratively curated biological pathway models
Alexandra Ivanovitch
Alon Levi
Amelia Legavre
Amy Clark Ashoka
Ana Baptista Queen Mary University of London Conceptions of the Nature and the Value of the Doctorate
Anders Rosengren Lund University Diabetes Centre Type 2 diabetes citizen engagement
Andrea Weisse University of Edinburgh
Andrés Franco Herrera Departamento de Ciencias Biologicas y Ambientales
Andrew Hessel Autodesk, Inc. Hacking Cancer
Andrew Marshall Nature
Andrew Trister Sage Bionetworks
Ange Ansour CRI Night Science 2013, Learning by Research
Annette Bakker Children’s Tumor Foundation
Ariel Lindner INSERM & CRI What is CRI paris @ bodyware
Arnaud de Champsavin MakeSense
Arno Klein Sage Bionetworks
Arnoud Raskin Ashoka
Bastian Greshake openSNP & University of Frankfurt Extremely open data
Benjamine Liu TrialSpark, Oxford, World Economic Forum Global Shapers Public engagement & better diagnosis for neurological disorders
Bennett M. Shapiro DNDi-NA and PureTech Ventures
Beth Simone Noveck The Governance Lab NYU School of Engineering What Can Governments Learn from the Open Data Revolution
Bill Drayton Ashoka A World of Change Makers
Bob Young Lulu Open-source for writers
Brett Abrahams Albert Einstein College of Medicine Understanding neurodevelopmental disease
Brian Bot Sage Bionetworks
Brij Kothari Ashoka Fellow & Founder PlanetRead Literacy for a Billion
Bruce Aronow Cincinnati Childrens Data Mining
Carl Fremont MEC
Charles Ferte Institut Gustave Roussy Big Data
Charles Hugh-Jones Sanofi Innovation Through Open Access
Charvi Shetty KNOX, UC Berkeley, CITRIS and Foundry@CITRIS
Chris Hinds Oxford
Chris Holland King Healthcare Partners
Christian Brechot Institut Pasteur Best Science for the Most Neglected
Christian Vanizette MakeSense Make Sense / Hold Up Introduction
Christine Suver Sage Bionetworks
Cindy Regalado University College London
Colin Hill GNS Healthcare
Corinna Lathan AnthroTronix Tracking Cognitive Function
Cyan James National Academy of the Sciences, Institute of Medicine Board on Children, Youth, and Families Northwest BioTrust
Damien Leger Universite Paris Descartes ResearchGate
Daniel Mietchen NIH/NLM/NCBI Opening Up the Research Funding Process
Danièle Bourcier CNRS – Committee for Ethics of science (COMETS) CERSA
Darlene Cavalier Arizona State University, Center for Engagement and Training in Science and Society SciStarter
David Fajolles UNESCO
David Van Vactor Harvard Medical School Exploring Problems at the Horizon of our Knowledge
Diane Gary Sage Bionetworks
Dor Garbash
Drew Endy Princeton
Eleonore Pauwels Commons Lab at Wilson Center
Elizabeth Edwards University of Toronto
Elizabeth Tyson Commons Lab at the Wilson Center
Elizabeth Yeampierre UPROSE
Eric Hekler Arizona State University Agile Science
Fabien Calvo Cancer Core Europe Changing the Image of Cancer Patients
Fabienne Cazalis Institut Jean Nicod
Fang-Ming Han Department of Automation, Tsinghua University
Fan Zhu University of Michigan Guan Lab
Femi Longe Open Living Labs Co-Creation Hub Nigeria
Florence Rizzo SynLab
Francois Grey Citizen Cyberlab, University of Geneva Upscience
Francois Sigaux INCA
Francois Taddei INSERM We are all born scientist
Frederic Commo Institut Gustave Roussy
Fredericka Foster Artist Art & Water Issues
Gaell Mainguy CRI Plenary speech
Gaston Remmers Habitus
Genevieve Almouzni Institut Curie
Geoffrey Henry Siwo United Genomes Project, Dartmouth College Genetic database of African populations
Georgios Palaiokrassas National Technical Unversity of Athens (NTUA)
Guillaume Dumas Institut Pasteur, HackYourPhD Knowledge as a Common Good
Guillemette Jacob Sentinelles
Hal Droogleever Fortuyn Phase2Therapy
Hanna Jansson Karolinska Institutet, Unit for Bioentrepreneurship
Helga Nowotny ERA Council Austria The Cunning of Uncertainty
Hope Wohl breastcancer.org
Hugues Dethe INSERM
Huib Vriesendorp Phase2Therapy Re-Designing Pre-Competitive Drug Discovery
Ilona Schelle Inspire2Live
Ines Crisostomo Vienna Biocenter The Research Institutes at the Vienna Biocenter
Iya Khalil GNS Big Data
James Carlson School Factory Bridging School, Community, and Work through Collaborative Space
James Foster Healthcare Apple
Jasper Bovenberg All Precious Matter is Priceless
Jaykumar Menon XPRIZE Incentive Prizes
Jeanne Guillemin MIT
Jeff Hammerbacher Cloudera and Sage Board of Directors Interview with Charlie Rose
Jennifer Couch NIH/NCI
Jerome Saltet
Jessica Jackley Kiva and ProFounder TED Poverty, money – and love
Jesse Oguntimehin iAfrican Independent Technology Hub
Jessie Tenenbaum Duke University
Jianyu He Tsinghua University
Jimmy Lin Rare Genomics Institute Expert network and crowdfunding for rare disease patients
Jinseub Hwang NECA (South Korea)
Joel Chevrier Université Joseph Fourier Grenoble Smartphones: 2 billion pocket labs
John Wilbanks Sage Bionetworks Let’s Pool Our Medical Data
Josep Tabernero Vall D’Hebron University Hospital Open Science Summit
Joseph Jackson
Justin Guinney Sage Bionetworks
Katherine Blizinsky National Human Genome Research Institute NHGRI
Katie Cummings Last Mile Health iLab Liberia
Kelsey Wiens Creative Commons South Africa Open Knowledge Advocate
Lara Mangravite Sage Bionetworks
Larsson Omberg Sage Bionetworks
Lauren Sweet Stanford
Lauriane Bassoleil Sentinelles
Léa Peersman-Pujol ESSEC Business School / Cartes Blanches Innovating Navigating Tools
Lee Hartwell Arizona State University Origins of Life
Lex Eggermont Institut Gustave Roussy Cancer Core Europe
Linda Avey Curio.us TEDx OCD and Me
Ludivine Houssin Institut Veolia
Luping Xu Tsinghua University World Economic Forum
Mairead Healy Future Voices of Ireland Empowering young people in poverty in Ireland
Margaux Pelen Social innovation
Marisa Weiss breastcancer.org
Mark Parsons Research Data Alliance Research Data Sharing Without Boarders
Martin Murphy Project DataSphere
Matthew Trotter Celgene Institute for Translational Research Europe
Maxime Elbaz iSommeil, CRI, Hôtel Dieu Hospital
Mélanie Marcel SoScience! Science for a more sustainable world
Melissa McCartney American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
Meryl Comer Geoffrey Beene Foundation Alzheimer’s Initiative, 21st Century BrainTrust(R)
Mette Peters Sage Bionetworks
Michael Markovina Moving Sushi: Oceans Exploration (NPC) East African Marine Transect Database
Michael Molitor SciencesPo, Paris and Thinkable.org Crowdfunding for early stages of scientists’ careers
Mike Kellen Sage Bionetworks
Mike Springer Harvard Medical School Teaching quantitative methods
Mitch Altman Noisebridge International Hackerspace Movement
Muriel Epstein Transapi Preventing school dropouts
Naz Sykes National Breast Cancer Coalition
Neta Zach Prize4Life Open research and open data for ALS
Nick Shockey SPARC
Nicolas Froissard SOS
Nicole Dalal Stanford
Niklas Blomberg Elixer
Nilofer Merchant Prosperity Institute (MPI) The Power of Collaboration
Olga Werby Pipsqueak Productions, LLC Sharing data; Ushahidi; disaster response
Olivier Brault
Omoju Miller CITRIS UC Berkeley
Paolo Boffetta Tisch Center, Mt. Sinai,
Pascal Hersen CRI / CNRS
Patrick Weil Libraries Without Borders The Sovereign Citizen
Paul Archimbaud OpenForet
Paul Boutros Ontario Institute for Cancer Research DREAM Challenge
Peter Kapitein Inspire2Live
Peter Peele iAfrican Independent Technology Hub
Peter Rodgers eLife
Philip L. De Jager Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Broad Institute Genes and environment MS study
Piaralla Peralta Inspire2Live
Ramin Farhangi Ecole Dynamique What if kids designed their own schools
Ranajeet Shanbhag Vigyan Ashram Learning While Doing
Rayna Stamboliyska Open Knowledge Foundation
Regina Warmoth Sage Bionetworks
Rhiju Das Stanford
Rob Vriesendorp Phase2Therapy
Robert Gentleman 23andMe
Robert Siegel Stanford
Robert van der Vooren Society for Cooperation
Roberto Toro Institut Pasteur
Rodrigo Tapia Seaman
Roger Taylor Open Public Services Network, RSA
Roshan Kumar Karn Open Access Nepal
Samir Brahmachari CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology Open Innovation, Big Data and Crowd Sourcing
Sandy Farmer Pfizer
Sandy Macrae Takeda
Sanjay Krishnan University of California-Berkeley CITRIS (Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society)
Sara Friend University of St Andrews (Scotland) Collaboration in the social sciences
Sarah Nelson University of Washington Institute for Public Health Genetics
Sarah Perry Nature Biotechnology
Saskia van der Vies Amsterdam University
Sophie Pene
Stefana Broadbent NESTA How the Internet Enables Intimacy
Stephen Friend Sage Bionetworks Unexpected Genetic Heroes
Steven Keating MIT Media Lab Open data access, understanding, and sharing
Stuart Firestein Columbia University and CRI Ignorance as a Primary Motivating Force in Science
Susan Clark School of Sustainability, Arizona State University The Pisces Game
Susan Domchek University of Pennsylvania PROMPT
Suzana Petanceska NIH/National Institute on Aging Accelerating Medicines Partnership for Alzheimer’s Disease (AMP-AD)
Tariq Khokhar The World Bank
Tefo Mohapi iAfrican Independent Technology Hub
Teri Melese UCSD Strategic partnerships
Thanh Nghiem
Thomas Blettery Ashoka France
Tomas Diez Smart Citizen Smartphones and power of the data
Tony Ford-Hutchinson Sage Board of Directors Excellentia
Tram Nguyen-Trinh VITAnLINK
Uvania Naidoo University of Cape Town
Vicki Seyfert-Margolis MyOwnMed 2011 Congress
Wen Hwa Lee Structural Genomics Consortium, Oxford
Wendi Zhang Google
William Annal Scotrenewables Tidal Power
Wojtek Kowalczyk Leiden University
Xavier Duportet Hello Tomorrow – Eligo Bioscience Connecting and Empowering Tech & Science Innovators
Zoran Popovic Center for Game Science Games for Change
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