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ABOUT THIS PROGRAM

The SingularityU The Netherlands Summit is aimed at bringing awareness about exponential technologies and their impact on business and policy.

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT AT THE SINGULARITYU THE NETHERLANDS SUMMIT?

We'll introduce you to Singularity University and the themes of accelerating change and help you understand how emerging technologies will impact your industry and regulatory environment. This will enable you to prepare your organization for future developments.

WHY SHOULD YOU JOIN?

  • Connect with 900+ European C-level executives, innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, NGOs and policy makers.
  • See brand new content by the world’s leading domain experts and SU faculty members.
  • Meet and learn from our local SingularityU The Netherlands faculty members.
  • Gain key insights into the future of Energy, Mobility, Finance, Security, Health, Work and Humanity.
  • Experience and interact with the latest cutting-edge technologies from our Innovation Hub.

WHAT TOPICS WILL BE DISCUSSED?

  • Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
  • Biotechnology & Bioinformatics
  • Networks & Computing Systems
  • Medicine & Neuroscience
  • Nanotechnology & Digital Fabrication
  • Blockchain & Security
  • Entrepreneurship & Future Organizations
  • Energy & Abundance
  • Society & Ethics
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Spencer Hall is a fourth year Statistics major and Philosophy minor. Hall plans on attending graduate school to pursue a master’s in Statistics with a concentration in Bioinformatics. Hall has had first-hand experience with a chronic illness that could be benefited by the application of bioinformatics. His talk is about how the massive amount of genetic data available today is too large to be analyzed without statistical methods, and has consequences so important that we cannot afford not to study it.
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“Big data” is a catchall term for any data set of exceedingly large volume. It could be transaction information at a credit card company, invoice data at an online retailer, meteorological measurements from a weather station. All these data sets have unique characteristics that make it extremely difficult to use conventional computing technologies and techniques to store and process them for analysis. Their variety is daunting, and high velocity is required to handle them in a timely manner.

  •  People working in fields such as physics, bioinformatics, statistics, political science and psychology are already heavy users and analyzers of a large amount of data. Transition from these types of disciplines to big data analytics could be relatively smooth.
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