to organize SXSW, Its 37th edition is scheduled for March 10-19 in Austin (Texas), he announced a special session in his schedule: “Open the Universe: NASA’s Webb Space TelescopeOn the plate it will be Scientists associated with the James Webb Space Telescopewhich has impressed the world with its images of planets, galaxies, stars, and astronomical phenomena and fueled predictions Revolutionizing the way we understand the universe.
“open the universe” will come before Laura Betz (Goddard Communications Team Leader)And Nicole Colon (astrophysicist and project scientist directed at exoplanets), Stephanie Milam (a researcher specializing in planetary sciences) and Amber Strawn (Astrophysicist and responsible for science communications). They will discuss how the space telescope, which was launched in December 2021 and transmitted its first images in July last year, will continue to operate. Explore unknown regions of the universe. will be for the session The photo was taken by James Webb who has never been seen before.
This is the third round of SXSW speaker and panel announcements. The conference is divided into 25 programming tracks in different content formats. In this version, it is distributed as follows: 2050, Advertising and Brand Experience, Cannabis, Civic Engagement, Climate Change, Film and Episode Industry, Culture, Design, Energy, Film and Television Industry, Food, Game Industry, Health and Medical Technology, Markets and the Economy, Media Industry, Music and Technology, Music Careers, Psychedelics, Sports, Startups, Tech Industry, Transportation, Travel & Leisure, Workplace Revolution and XR & Metaverse.
Among the names already announced on the net: Eva Longoria (actress, director, activist), RZA (rapper, composer, director and music producer), Simran Jeet Singh (author of the book “The Light We Give: How Sikh Wisdom Can Transform Your Life), Cheryl stray (author of the book “Wilderness: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Rim Trail), Everett Taylor (CEO of Kickstarter) W Jin Wong (COO of Reddit).
Among the paintings, some of the highlights are:
– Self-driving: more time to do what you love The future of mobility will be electric, autonomous, fun and above all: exciting. There’s a paradigm shift happening as the auto industry gradually transitions to a future of autonomous and safe driving, and a new sense of freedom for both drivers and passengers is coming sooner than you think. In this session, join ZYNC Founder and CEO Rana June, Founder and CEO of Luminar Austin Russell, Member of the Board of Directors of Mercedes-Benz Group AG, and CTO Markus Schäfer as they discuss how software-defined vehicle, autonomous technology, and embedded entertainment content aims to give you the most important Your resources – time – and how that allows you to experience your car like never before.
– Creating Happiness: The Art and Science of Storytelling at Disney Parks For nearly 70 years, Disney parks have created happiness for millions through experiences that bring beloved Disney stories to life. Across its theme parks, hotels, cruises, and adventures, Disney Parks has curated magical places around the world where a simple moment can become a cherished memory for a lifetime. The “art and science” of storytelling is the secret of how Disney loves its guests and delivers unforgettable experiences. In this session, Josh D’Amaro, Chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products, will share how Disney’s storytelling techniques will build on its legacy of creativity and innovation for a world that could always use a little more happiness.
– Don’t be a drag, just be a queen – 2022 saw a record number of anti-LGBTQ bills introduced across the country, and we’ve already seen a Texas lawmaker announce he’ll introduce a bill to prevent young people from attending drag shows next year. The heated political rhetoric has led to threats against Pride celebrations and drag shows around the world. We know that these discussions negatively impact LGBTQ youth – and that access to spaces of affirmation and representation is critical to mental health. For this session, join Drag Queen, makeup artist, author and advocacy activist Gottmic, Queen Jedah Essence Hall, attorney, activist, adjunct law professor at American University of Washington Law School, director of advocacy and government affairs for the Trevor Preston Mitchum Project, drag queen and supermodel Simone during Discussing the historical roots and cultural significance of clouds today, why promoting self-expression is so important, and how we can all help create a more accepting world.