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The Platform For GOOD FOOD INNOVATION
26 Aug 2011
We think South By South West, the largest digital-interactive conference in the United States, offers a unique opportunity to connect with and learn from a cross-disciplinary group of people using digital technology to make the world a better place.
At Food+Tech Connect, our core belief is that information and technology can enhance transparency, empower better decision-making, and foster collaboration to accelerate innovation. If you share this belief we think you’ll like some of the SXSW panel proposals we have listed below. Let us know what you think and comment away if you find other proposals that we should highlight!
Be sure to check out and vote for our panels: Digitizing The Dish and Better Food Through Open Data Standards.
- My Robotic Kitchen Planned This Dinner – Will Turnage, Food App Developer
- Reprogram Your Yard ,Then Eat It – Kelly McCarthy, Easy Designs, LLC
- Not Your Average G-Men – Delivering Awesome.gov – Amanda Eamich, U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Feast On This! The Original Social Kitchen – Peter Mandeno, Wok+Wine
- Cutting Out the Middlemen For a Better World – Anh-Thu Nguyen, Ahkun
- 18 Data Points: Food, Health, & Technology Converge – Rich Goldstein, The Natural Epicurean Academy of Culinary Arts
- Play With Your Food: Social Gamification of Eating – Marjolijn Kamphuis, Foodzy
- Share Your Food: How Food Makes Us More Social – Ehab Bandar, Foodfolio
- Seafood Watch Vs. Yelp: Future of Social Food – Rachel Weidinger, TechSoup Global
- Rednecks Go Social. Farming 2.0 – Darren Smith, Growington
- How Technology is Changing The Way We Stay Fit – Matt Bean, Rodale Inc.
- When Your API Is Your Product – Adam DuVander, ProgrammableWeb
- Grassroots Mapping: DIY Activism & Civic Science – Jennifer Hudon, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
- Which Trends Would You Marry, Fuck, or Kill – Nadia Nascimento, Invoke Media
- Major Laser Focus: From Dilettantes to Polymaths – Nichelle Stephens, Cupcakes Take The Cake
- Future of U.S. Cities: Technology In Public Service – Rachel Sterne, City of New York
- Building The Innovation City: Lessons From NYC – Andrew Chen, New York City Economic Development Corporation
- Austin 2032: Shaping Future Cities With Mobile Data – Chris Volinsky – AT&T Labs-Research
- Intent & Impact: How Data Visualization Makes A Change – Benjamin Wiederkehr, Interactive Things
- Social Mapping: Bridging Online and Offline Events – Emily Gannett, IRL Productions
- Startup Health: Transforming Healthcare In America – Steven Krein, StartUp Health
- Big Data & Health: From Gathering To Farming – Emily Ebert, Health 2.0
- Beyond The App: 360 Degrees Of Connected Health – Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, THINK-Health and Health Populi blog
- Content & Coding Is Not a Commodity: How – Jennifer Lee, Hacks/Hackers
- The Data Dilemma: We Have Tons of It, Now What? – Diego May, Junar.com
- Getting Experts Onto Your Passion Project – Erica Berger, Berger Works LLC/ The Economist
- Digital Project Management: Commonly Made Mistakes – Crystal Ginn, Area17
- Creative Energy: Renewing The Fight For Renewables – James Slezak, Purpose
- How New Media Has Transformed Talk Radio – Chitra Agrawal, Cinchcast/BlogTalkRadio
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