Schedule

08:10 Break
Morning Coffee
08:30 Break
Opening by Lee S Dryburgh
08:45 Keynote

Enabling Individual Wellness through Computational Systems Biology, Cloud Analytics, Wearables, Machine Learning and More

Riaan Conradie, LifeQ

08:45 - 09:15, GRAND HALL

09:15 Session

How Scientific Wellness will Drive The Future of Health

Nathan Price, Institute for Systems Biology

09:15 - 09:40, GRAND HALL

09:40 Session

Using Data Science to Design Effective Precision Preventative Behavioral Medicine

Ryan Quan, Omada Health

09:40 - 10:00, GRAND HALL

10:00 Session

Improving Consumer Smartphone Based Disease Prevention with Machine Learning

Alistair Wickens, Quealth

10:00 - 10:15, GRAND HALL

10:15 Break
Morning Break
11:00 Session

Assessment of Cognitive and Emotional Function using Mobile

Mylea Charvat, Savonix

11:00 - 11:15, GRAND HALL

11:15 Session

“Right Data” not just “Big Data”: how Having Real-Time, Clinical-Grade Biochemistry from Each of Us will change Health Care

Ben Hwang, Profusa

11:15 - 11:30, GRAND HALL

11:30 Session

Meta-Me. The Emerging Digital Self

Mark Rolston, argodesign

11:30 - 11:45, GRAND HALL

11:45 Session

Real-Time Health Scoring and Mobile Lifestyle Navigation

Matt Park, Dacadoo Americas

11:45 - 12:05, GRAND HALL

12:05 Session

Empowering Consumer with Smart Devices and Smart Data for Proactive ‘Health Care’

Maryam Ziaei, iSono Health

12:05 - 12:20, GRAND HALL

12:20 Session

Closing the Loop: from Measuring to Improving Wellbeing with a Wearable Smart Patch

Rohan Dixit, Lief

12:20 - 12:35, GRAND HALL

12:35 Break
Social Networking Lunch
13:55 Session

Consciousness Hacking: New Paths to Wellbeing

Mikey Siegel, Consciousness Hacking

13:55 - 14:15, GRAND HALL

14:15 Session

The Future of Clinical Practice will be Optimizing Health

Molly Maloof, Independent

14:15 - 14:30, GRAND HALL

14:30 Session

The Future is Virtual: Why Every Health Sensor Company Should Be Making a VR API

Jocelyn Scheirer, Bionolux

14:30 - 14:45, GRAND HALL

14:45 Session

Continuous Digital Biomarkers from Wearable Devices

Brandon Ballinger, Cardiogram

14:45 - 15:00, GRAND HALL

15:00 Session

Behavioral Computing: Building Tools to Align Our Decisions With Our Goals

Kevin Hill, Pebble

15:00 - 15:15, GRAND HALL

15:15 Break
Afternoon Break
16:00 Keynote

Augmenting Human Decision Making: Machine Intelligence Could Help Eradicate Most Chronic Diseases

Victor Chapela, Suggestic

16:00 - 16:30, GRAND HALL

16:30 Session

Bringing Clinically Accurate Data into the Hands of Consumers for the First 1000 Days of Life

Julien Penders, Bloom Technologies

16:30 - 16:45, GRAND HALL

16:45 Session

The Internet of Health: Intelligence is the Key

Amit Garg, Samsung

16:45 - 17:00, GRAND HALL

17:00 Session

Body Analytics for Triggering Healthier, Happier and more Productive Lives

Joni Kettunen, Firstbeat

17:00 - 17:15, GRAND HALL

17:15 Lightning

The Future of Sleep with Neurotechnology

Hugo Mercier, Rythm

17:15 - 17:20, GRAND HALL

08:15 Break
Morning Coffee
09:00 Break
OPENING BY LEE S DRYBURGH AND MARTIN GEDDES
09:10 Keynote

Hacking the Software for Life

Brad Perkins, Human Longevity, Inc.

09:10 - 09:35, GRAND HALL

09:35 Keynote

From IA to AI in Healthcare

Walter De Brouwer, doc.ai/Scanadu

09:35 - 10:00, GRAND HALL

10:00 Session

Aging Independently Using Machine Learning, Advanced Sensors and Algorithms

Kevin Shaw, Algorithmic Intuition

10:00 - 10:15, GRAND HALL

10:15 Break
Morning Break
11:00 Session

Future of Consumer Bio-Sensors

Stanley Yang, NeuroSky

11:00 - 11:20, GRAND HALL

11:20 Session

Catalyzing Contemplative Development with Technology

Winslow Strong, Palo Alto Neuroscience

11:20 - 11:35, GRAND HALL

11:35 Session

Alliances with Lifestyle Medicine for Wellness as a Service (WaaS)

Ingrid Edshteyn, ACLM/Valia Lifestyle

11:35 - 11:50, GRAND HALL

11:50 Session

Using Smartphones-Sensors to Promote Psychological Resilience

Doug Daugherty, LifeData

11:50 - 12:05, GRAND HALL

12:05 Session

Beyond Quantified Self: How Quantifying Everything Is Not Enough To Improve Societal Wellbeing

Carlos Rodarte, Volar Health

12:05 - 12:20, GRAND HALL

12:20 Session

The Promise of Personalized Wellness: Trends and Business Models

Laila Zemrani, Fitnescity

12:20 - 12:35, GRAND HALL

12:35 Break
Social Networking Lunch
14:00 Session

Launching a New Industry – Scientific Wellness

Mia Nease, Arivale

14:00 - 14:15, GRAND HALL

14:15 Session

Mood Technology 2.0: How Technology Will Give Us Control of Our Ultimate Performance and Mood

Isy Goldwasser, Thync

14:15 - 14:30, GRAND HALL

14:30 Session

Mindfulness and Technology: Implications for the IoT

Matthew Diamond, Misfit/NYU Hospital

14:30 - 14:45, GRAND HALL

14:45 Session

Wearables, Biometrics and Mindfulness as Medicine

Joe Burton, Whil

14:45 - 15:00, GRAND HALL

15:00 Session

Electronics for Behavioral Health

Jim Doscher, Analog Devices

15:00 - 15:15, GRAND HALL

15:15 Break
Afternoon Break
16:00 Session

Health Sensors & IoT: The Digital Foundation we Need to deliver Wellness as a Service

Pierre-Alexandre Fournier, Hexoskin

16:00 - 16:20, GRAND HALL

16:20 Session

Wearapeuthics, NeuroTech, MetabolicTech, Implantables and the Future of Better Living

Benjamin Joffe, HAX

16:20 - 16:35, GRAND HALL

16:35 Session

Enabling Access to Continuous Metabolic Data for Personalized Nutrition and Wellbeing

Ashwin Pushpala, Sano

16:35 - 16:50, GRAND HALL

16:50 Session

Biohacking Gets Personal: How Big Data and an Army of Sensors Changes Everything

David Benaron, Jawbone

16:50 - 17:05, GRAND HALL

17:05 Session

Optimizing your Health at Home using your Blood and your Smartphone

Bob Messerschmidt, Cor

17:05 - 17:20, GRAND HALL

17:20 Session

(Requested. Not Received)

Sandro Mur, Bellabeat

17:20 - 17:35, GRAND HALL

08:45 Break
Morning Coffee
09:00 Open Space

Open Space Conference Part 1

09:00 - 10:15, GRAND HALL

10:15 Break
Morning Break
11:00 Open Space

Open Space Conference Part 2

11:00 - 12:30, GRAND HALL

12:30 Break
Social Networking Lunch
13:00 Open Space

Open Space Conference Part 3

13:00 - 15:15, GRAND HALL

The Future of Sleep with Neurotechnology

Hugo Mercier, Rythm

Wearables, Biometrics and Mindfulness as Medicine

Joe Burton, Whil

The Internet of Health: Intelligence is the Key

Amit Garg, Samsung

Alliances with Lifestyle Medicine for Wellness as a Service (WaaS)

Ingrid Edshteyn, ACLM/Valia Lifestyle

The Future is Virtual: Why Every Health Sensor Company Should Be Making a VR API

Jocelyn Scheirer, Bionolux

Meta-Me. The Emerging Digital Self

Mark Rolston, argodesign

The Promise of Personalized Wellness: Trends and Business Models

Laila Zemrani, Fitnescity

Empowering Consumer with Smart Devices and Smart Data for Proactive ‘Health Care’

Maryam Ziaei, iSono Health

Closing the Loop: from Measuring to Improving Wellbeing with a Wearable Smart Patch

Rohan Dixit, Lief

Biohacking Gets Personal: How Big Data and an Army of Sensors Changes Everything

David Benaron, Jawbone

Health Sensors & IoT: The Digital Foundation we Need to deliver Wellness as a Service

Pierre-Alexandre Fournier, Hexoskin

How Scientific Wellness will Drive The Future of Health

Nathan Price, Institute for Systems Biology

Optimizing your Health at Home using your Blood and your Smartphone

Bob Messerschmidt, Cor

Using Data Science to Design Effective Precision Preventative Behavioral Medicine

Ryan Quan, Omada Health

Enabling Individual Wellness through Computational Systems Biology, Cloud Analytics, Wearables, Machine Learning and More

Riaan Conradie, LifeQ

“Right Data” not just “Big Data”: how Having Real-Time, Clinical-Grade Biochemistry from Each of Us will change Health Care

Ben Hwang, Profusa

Using Smartphones-Sensors to Promote Psychological Resilience

Doug Daugherty, LifeData

Continuous Digital Biomarkers from Wearable Devices

Brandon Ballinger, Cardiogram

Wearapeuthics, NeuroTech, MetabolicTech, Implantables and the Future of Better Living

Benjamin Joffe, HAX

Enabling Access to Continuous Metabolic Data for Personalized Nutrition and Wellbeing

Ashwin Pushpala, Sano

Aging Independently Using Machine Learning, Advanced Sensors and Algorithms

Kevin Shaw, Algorithmic Intuition

Beyond Quantified Self: How Quantifying Everything Is Not Enough To Improve Societal Wellbeing

Carlos Rodarte, Volar Health

The Future of Clinical Practice will be Optimizing Health

Molly Maloof, Independent

Improving Consumer Smartphone Based Disease Prevention with Machine Learning

Alistair Wickens, Quealth

Catalyzing Contemplative Development with Technology

Winslow Strong, Palo Alto Neuroscience

Behavioral Computing: Building Tools to Align Our Decisions With Our Goals

Kevin Hill, Pebble

Body Analytics for Triggering Healthier, Happier and more Productive Lives

Joni Kettunen, Firstbeat

Cracking the Mental Health Code with Blood Pressure Variability Wearable Sensor

Visit Thaveep, Zensorium

Bringing Clinically Accurate Data into the Hands of Consumers for the First 1000 Days of Life

Julien Penders, Bloom Technologies

Augmenting Human Decision Making: Machine Intelligence Could Help Eradicate Most Chronic Diseases

Victor Chapela, Suggestic

Future of Consumer Bio-Sensors

Stanley Yang, NeuroSky

Real-Time Health Scoring and Mobile Lifestyle Navigation

Matt Park, Dacadoo Americas

Mindfulness and Technology: Implications for the IoT

Matthew Diamond, Misfit/NYU Hospital

Consciousness Hacking: New Paths to Wellbeing

Mikey Siegel, Consciousness Hacking

Mood Technology 2.0: How Technology Will Give Us Control of Our Ultimate Performance and Mood

Isy Goldwasser, Thync

Electronics for Behavioral Health

Jim Doscher, Analog Devices

From IA to AI in Healthcare

Walter De Brouwer, doc.ai/Scanadu

Assessment of Cognitive and Emotional Function using Mobile

Mylea Charvat, Savonix

Hacking the Software for Life

Brad Perkins, Human Longevity, Inc.

Launching a New Industry – Scientific Wellness

Mia Nease, Arivale

(Requested. Not Received)

Sandro Mur, Bellabeat

Updated 10 Nov 2016: 42 out of 46 Speakers are now added.

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