Keynote speaker: Prof. Dr. Martin Korte – TU Braunschweig
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Martin Korte, born in 1964, is a professor of neurobiology at the Technical University of Braunschweig. His research focuses on the cellular
basis of learning and memory as well as the processes of forgetting. Martin Korte is one of the most cited German neurobiologists,
a sought-after expert in the media, and already well known through a series of television appearances. In addition to his work as
a scientist, he regularly gives public lectures to school principals, teachers, parents, students, and politicians. His most recent
book, published by DVA, is “Frisch im Kopf. Wie wir uns aus der digitalen Reizüberflutung befreien”
(Fresh in the Mind: How to Free Ourselves from Digital Stimulus Overload) (2023).
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Silke Schick is a Digital Media and Solutions Consultant at Arnulf Betzold GmbH, specializing in innovative technologies for
education and supporting educational institutions from planning to implementation of digital projects. With 17 years of teaching
experience in Germany and abroad, she has also led projects on robotics in primary schools and computational thinking in secondary
education for the Ministry of Education at Landesmedienzentrum in Baden-Württemberg. Silke is passionate about creating dynamic and
inclusive learning spaces that foster curiosity and growth for every learner.
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Laplace began his career as a new-technologies consultant at T-Systems in Paris, supporting major clients such as Bouygues and AXA
in their early adoption of web technologies. He later joined NP6 in Bordeaux, where he managed Cdiscount’s IT systems and advanced
to Director of Development and Quality Manager, overseeing multi-site technical operations in Bordeaux, Paris and London. In 2008,
he founded Génération Robots, which he has led ever since and developed into one of Europe’s leading suppliers of service robots
and robotics equipment for research and industry. Under his leadership, the company expanded with a German subsidiary in Berlin and
created the GRLab, a robotics engineering office designing autonomous systems for sectors such as aerospace, defense, energy and
agriculture. He also founded Humarobotics in 2016, now a major French distributor of collaborative robots, and launched Running Brains
Robotics in 2019 with the GR100, an autonomous outdoor inspection robot made in France. Today, Génération Robots, Humarobotics and
Running Brains form NGX Robotics, an integrated group founded and led by Jérôme Laplace.
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